ITSS20070003U1 - VASE OR BATH OF THE BATHROOM (WATER OR W.C.) WITH BUILT-IN BRUSH WITH SELF-WHEELING DISAPPEARANCE - SANITIZER WITH TWO PIECES. - Google Patents

Description

DESCRIPTION OF THE UTILITY MODEL

Vase or toilet bowl (Water or W.C.) with built-in retractable brush, self-cleaning-sanitizing, in two pieces. This model allows you to remove from the bathroom an object (the mop and its container "jar") which is particularly unhygienic and dangerous especially in the presence of small children.

The idea was born to meet the needs of greater hygiene, space and practicality, eliminating from the bathroom a basically unsanitary tool (mostly in the presence of small children) and an object of poor "aesthetic quality".

The idea consists in modifying the traditional design of the toilet bowl by equipping it in the rear part - and in the body of its ceramic structure - with a compartment for the mop (see fig, n ° 1 - A1), communicating with the inside of the W.C. (see fig. n ° 1 - A2). The traditional external ceramic form, and its bulk, are not modified except in an irrelevant way in its rear part.

The toilet bowl, thus modified, has an entry hole in the center of the two attachment points of the cover and seat table, a hole which constitutes the entrance to the well housing of the mop (see fig. Nc4 - E1). The structure can have a second mini well (see fig. N ° 1 - B 1) connected to the mop housing (see fig. N ° 1 - B2) and consequently inside the toilet, for insertion and dosage of sanitizing products.

The mop housing - communicating, in its base, with the central body of the WC - prevents stagnation. Each time the toilet is flushed, the water - appropriately dosed - also flows into the mop housing, thus keeping it always in perfect hygienic conditions.

The water will never escape from the well even if the So mop is not inserted in its housing, as the entrance to the well is at a higher level of the water circulation; in addition, the diameter of the well drain will be greater than that of the water inlet.

The upper part of the mop has a "skirt" that acts as a cap to the well / housing of the mop (see fig. N ° 1 - A3), The skirt has a hole for hooking the handle (see fig. N ° 1) - A4),

The cover board is suitably modified to allow the handle to be positioned by means of joints or magnets (see fig, n®3 -D1); both tables (covering and seating) will undergo further changes to facilitate the insertion, extraction and efficient and rapid use of the mop (see fig, ne3 - D2 and fig. n * 2 -C1),

At the time of use, the mop is joined to the handle with a quick coupling system,

When the cover table is closed, the mop remains totally and absolutely hidden or not visible.

Claims (1)

CLAIMS Below are listed the elements that, each and every one of them, arose claimed as innovative elements: 1. A toilet bowl, which - while maintaining almost unchanged dimensions, shape and external dimensions - incorporates inside a compartment for housing the mop; 2. The perfect and continuous cleaning of the mop, which receives water from the toilet and possibly detergent from the mini-well; 3. A well containing a scrub brush that can never be "invaded" by the waters of the WX .; 4. The total disappearance - once the cover table W, C, has been lowered - of the brush, so unattractive even in the most elegant bathroom; 5. The specificity of a two-piece mop, specially designed for this W.C. modified; 6. The specific features of the W.C roof and seat tables (possible both in wood and plastic materials) specially modified; 7. The possibility of dosing a cleaning product inside the W.G., avoiding those that - "hooked" to the edge of the cup, tend to leave trails along the walls of the same, and to cause useful waste.