JP2000080700A - Toilet bowl washing method and device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a toilet bowl washing method and a toilet bowl washing device with no necessity of maintenance and safe for a user in comparison with a conventional method of adding an acid material, capable of effectively preventing fouling of a toilet bowl and capable of taking a sufficient offensive odor countermeasure by sufficiently restraining formation of ammonia. SOLUTION: At least a pair of electrodes, a channel formed between the electrodes and a continuous type electric decomposing tank 1 having a liquid inflow port and a liquid outflow port communicated to the channel are provided on a toilet bowl A1. City water is electrically decomposed by the continuous type electric decomposing tank 1 and free chlorine is formed. When water containing formed free chlorine is made to flow in the inside of the toilet bowl A1, water containing free chlorine sterilizes the inside of the closet and restrains decomposing work of urea by enzymeurease which a bacterium has. Consequently, it is possible to restrain urolith attachment, coloring and offensive odor emission of the toilet bowl surface and the toilet bowl trap.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a toilet flushing method and a toilet flushing apparatus.

[0002]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Urinary stones are a major cause of stains on toilet bowls. It is believed that urolith deposits occur in the following process. That is, urea in urine is decomposed by the enzyme urease contained in bacteria to produce ammonia, thereby increasing the pH of the mixed waste water composed of urine and washing water. When the pH increases, the solubility of calcium phosphate generated by the reaction of calcium ions and phosphate ions contained in urine decreases, and calcium phosphate precipitates together with organic components in a toilet or the like. This is urinary stone.

Therefore, conventionally, a method of maintaining the pH of the mixed wastewater at a pH at which calcium phosphate is not easily precipitated, that is, at a low pH has been adopted.

For example, Japanese Patent Publication No. 5-57312 discloses a method in which an acidic substance is added to adjust the pH of urine or mixed waste water of urine and washing water to 5 to 7.5.

[0005]

However, the conventional method of adding an acidic substance cannot sufficiently suppress the generation of ammonia, and cannot be said to be sufficient as a countermeasure against off-odor.

Another problem is that the piping downstream of the toilet may be corroded.

Further, maintenance for replenishing the acidic substance is required, and the replenishment work may be dangerous.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and has been made in consideration of the above-mentioned problems. Accordingly, the present invention provides a toilet bowl which can effectively prevent the generation of dirt on the toilet bowl, and can sufficiently suppress the generation of ammonia to take a sufficient countermeasure against off-odor. The main purpose is to provide a cleaning method.

Furthermore, compared to the conventional method of adding an acidic substance, there is no need for maintenance, and a toilet flushing apparatus which is safe for the user is provided.

[0010]

Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention is characterized in that the first invention comprises a step of sterilizing bacteria containing urease and a step of removing urease outside the toilet. A method for cleaning a toilet bowl is provided.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides, as a second invention, a method for cleaning a toilet bowl, comprising a step of inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease.

In a preferred embodiment of the second invention of the present invention, the method comprises a step of inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease and a step of removing urease out of the toilet.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the method comprises a step of killing bacteria containing urease and a step of inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the method comprises a step of killing bacteria containing urease and inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease.

In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the method comprises a step of killing bacteria containing urease, a step of inhibiting enzymatic action of urease, and a step of removing urease out of the toilet.

In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the method comprises a step of killing bacteria containing urease and inhibiting the enzyme action of urease, and a step of removing urease out of the toilet.

In a preferred aspect of the first invention of the present invention, the step of killing bacteria containing urease is a step of bringing a substance or ions having a killing property into contact with the toilet.

In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, the step of killing bacteria containing urease is a step of bringing a liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ion into contact with the toilet.

In a preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, the step of removing urease out of the toilet is a step of removing bacteria together with washing water out of the toilet.

In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, the step of removing urease out of the toilet is a step of removing bacteria together with a liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ion out of the toilet. I do.

In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, the liquid containing a substance or ion having a bactericidal property is
Ensure that a substance that inhibits the enzymatic action of urease is contained.

In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, a p-type liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ion is used.
H should be less than or equal to 5.5.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the liquid containing a substance or ions having a bactericidal property is a liquid containing free chlorine.

In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ion is a liquid containing bound chlorine.

In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the liquid containing a substance or ions having a sterilizing property is ozone-containing water.

In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the liquid containing a substance or ion having a bactericidal property is a liquid containing an antibacterial metal ion.

In a further preferred embodiment, the concentration of free chlorine is at least 0.1 mg / liter.

In a further preferred embodiment, the concentration of free chlorine is at least 0.5 mg / liter.

In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the free chlorine is free chlorine obtained by electrolyzing water containing chlorine ions.

In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ion is an acidic liquid containing free chlorine.

In a preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, the ozone concentration in the ozone-containing water is set to 0.01 mg / liter or more.

In a further preferred embodiment, the ozone concentration in the ozone-containing water is set to 0.05 mg / liter or more.

In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, the ozone-containing water is ozone-containing water obtained by dissolving ozone generated by silent discharge in water or generating ozone in water by electrolysis of water. So that

In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, the liquid containing antibacterial metal ions is a liquid having a silver ion concentration of 1 μg / liter or more.

In a further preferred embodiment, the liquid containing the antibacterial metal ion is a liquid having a silver ion concentration of 10 μg / liter or more.

In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, the liquid containing antibacterial metal ions is a liquid containing antibacterial metal ions released by the antibacterial metal ion carrier.

[0037] In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, the antibacterial metal ion carrier is disposed in a trap portion of a toilet bowl in which accumulated water is stored.

In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, a liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ion is
The toilet should be flushed at predetermined time intervals.

In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, a liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ion is
Only flush the toilet at night.

In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, a liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ion is
The toilet should be flushed at predetermined time intervals only at night.

In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, a liquid containing a substance or ions having a bactericidal property is
If the toilet is not used within a certain time after using the toilet, flush the toilet.

In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, a liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ion is
If the toilet is not used within a certain time after using the toilet,
The toilet should be flushed at predetermined time intervals.

In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, a liquid containing a substance or ion having a bactericidal property is
The toilet should be flushed each time the toilet is washed after use.

In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, a liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ion is
Immediately after or immediately after the end of flushing after using the toilet, flush the toilet.

In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, the liquid containing antibacterial metal ions is stored only as a stagnant water in the toilet only at night.

In another preferred embodiment of the first invention of the present invention, the liquid containing antibacterial metal ions is stored as stagnant water in the toilet if the toilet is not used within a certain period of time after using the toilet. .

In another embodiment of the present invention, free chlorine-containing water having a free chlorine concentration of 0.2 μg / liter or more is supplied to the toilet.

In a further preferred embodiment, free chlorine-containing water having a free chlorine concentration of 0.02 mg / liter or more is supplied to the toilet.

In another embodiment of the present invention, the bacterial count in the toilet bowl retentate is always maintained at less than 1 × 10 4 CFU / ml.

In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, a liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ions is flushed through the toilet so that the bacterial count in the toilet water is always less than 1 × 10 4 CFU / ml.

In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the liquid containing the bactericidal substance or the ions is made to always flow through the toilet.

[0052] In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the liquid containing the bactericidal substance or ions is allowed to flow after the toilet water has been replaced by ordinary toilet cleaning.

In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ions constantly flowing in the toilet is
It should be free chlorine-containing water having a free chlorine concentration of 0.2 μg / liter or more.

In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, a liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ions is flushed when the toilet is not used for a predetermined time after the toilet is flushed after the toilet has been used. The liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ions flowing into the toilet should be free chlorine-containing water having a free chlorine concentration of 0.1 mg / liter or more.

In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the liquid containing a germicidal substance or ions is allowed to flow into the toilet only at night, and the liquid containing the germicidal substance or ions first flowing into the toilet at night is free. Chlorine concentration 0.1mg /
Make sure that the water contains more than 1 liter of free chlorine.

In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ions that flows into the toilet after the toilet water has been replaced by the ordinary toilet flush has a free chlorine concentration of 0.02 mg / liter or more. It should be free chlorine-containing water.

According to the present invention, at least one pair of electrodes, a flow path formed between the electrodes, a continuous electrolysis tank having a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet communicating with the flow path, A first branch pipe that connects the pipe upstream of the water supply valve and the liquid inlet of the continuous electrolysis tank, and a liquid outlet of the continuous electrolysis tank that is located downstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water pipe and the continuous electrolysis tank And a control device having means for opening the on-off valve and applying a voltage between the electrodes while opening and closing the on-off valve. A toilet flushing device is provided.

The control device may open the on-off valve at predetermined time intervals. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

The control device may open the on-off valve only at night. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

The control device may open the on-off valve when the toilet is not used within a predetermined time after the use of the toilet. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve every time the toilet is washed after using the toilet. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve immediately before or immediately after the end of flushing after using the toilet.

In the present invention, at least one pair of electrodes, a flow path formed between the electrodes, a continuous electrolysis tank having a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet communicating with the flow path, A first branch pipe that connects the pipe upstream of the water supply valve and the liquid inlet of the continuous electrolysis tank, and a liquid outlet of the continuous electrolysis tank that is located downstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water pipe and the continuous electrolysis tank And a control device having means for opening the flow control valve and applying voltage between the electrodes while opening the flow control valve. And a toilet flushing device.

The controller may open the flow control valve at predetermined time intervals. Further, the control device may open the flow control valve after replacing the toilet stagnant water by flushing the toilet.

The control device may open the flow control valve only at night. Further, the control device may open the flow control valve after replacing the toilet stagnant water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the flow control valve when the toilet is not used within a predetermined time after the use of the toilet. Further, the control device may open the flow control valve after replacing the toilet stagnant water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the flow control valve every time the toilet is washed after using the toilet. Further, the control device may open the flow control valve after replacing the toilet stagnant water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the flow control valve immediately before or immediately after the end of flushing after using the toilet.

In the present invention, at least one pair of electrodes, a flow path formed between the electrodes, a continuous electrolysis tank having a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet communicating with the flow path, A first branch pipe connecting the position upstream of the water supply valve of the pipe and the liquid inlet of the continuous electrolytic tank, and a second branch pipe connecting the trap of the toilet and the liquid outlet of the continuous electrolytic tank. And a control device having an opening / closing valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe and a means for opening the opening / closing valve and applying a voltage between the electrodes.

The control device may open the on-off valve at predetermined time intervals. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve only at night. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the use of the toilet. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve every time the toilet is washed after using the toilet. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve immediately before or immediately after the end of the toilet flushing after using the toilet.

In the present invention, at least one pair of electrodes, a flow path formed between the electrodes, a continuous electrolysis tank having a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet communicating with the flow path, A first branch pipe connecting the position upstream of the water supply valve of the pipe and the liquid inlet of the continuous electrolytic tank, and a second branch pipe connecting the trap of the toilet and the liquid outlet of the continuous electrolytic tank. A flow control valve disposed in the middle of the first branch pipe,
A controller having a means for applying a voltage between the electrodes while opening the flow control valve.

The control device may open the flow control valve at predetermined time intervals. Further, the control device may open the flow control valve after replacing the toilet stagnant water by flushing the toilet.

The control device may open the flow control valve only at night. Further, the control device may open the flow control valve after replacing the toilet stagnant water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the flow control valve when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the use of the toilet. Further, the control device may open the flow control valve after replacing the toilet stagnant water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the flow control valve every time the toilet is washed after using the toilet. Further, the control device may open the flow control valve after replacing the toilet stagnant water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the flow control valve immediately before or immediately after the end of flushing after using the toilet.

In the present invention, at least one pair of electrodes, a flow passage formed between the electrodes, and a liquid flow passage communicating with the flow passage are provided on the way downstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water supply pipe. A toilet flushing device comprising: a continuous electrolysis tank having an inlet and a liquid outlet; and a control device having means for applying a voltage between electrodes when a water supply valve is opened.

In the present invention, at least one pair of electrodes, a flow passage formed between the electrodes, and a liquid flow passage communicating with the flow passage are provided on the way downstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water supply pipe. A toilet flushing device comprising: a continuous electrolysis tank having an inlet and a liquid outlet; and a control device having means for applying a voltage between the electrodes with a slight delay after the water supply valve is opened. I do.

The degree of the delay is preferably such that the sterilized water flows into the toilet after the toilet water is replaced by the toilet flush. At this time, the toilet surface may flow into the toilet at a certain timing in a state of being wet by the toilet flush water.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the continuous electrolytic cell is a non-diaphragm type continuous electrolytic cell.

In the present invention, a water storage type electrolysis tank having at least one pair of electrodes, a first branch pipe connecting an upstream position of a water supply valve of a toilet flush water supply pipe and the water storage type electrolysis tank, A second branch pipe that connects the water supply valve of the toilet flushing water pipe to a position downstream of the water supply valve and the storage-type electrolysis tank, an on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe, and a way on the way of the second branch pipe. An on-off valve provided, a means for applying a voltage between the electrodes only when the electrodes are submerged, and a means disposed on the way of the second branch pipe when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value. And a control device having means for opening the on-off valve provided.

[0086] The control device may open the on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe at predetermined time intervals.
Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe only at night. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the first branch pipe when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the use of the toilet. further,
The control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe every time the toilet is washed after the toilet is used. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

In the present invention, a water storage type electrolysis tank having at least one pair of electrodes, a first branch pipe connecting a position upstream of a water supply valve of a water supply pipe for toilet flush and the water storage type electrolysis tank, A second branch pipe connecting the water supply valve of the toilet flushing water supply valve to a position downstream of the water supply valve and the water storage type electrolysis tank, a flow control valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe, and a way on the second branch pipe An opening / closing valve disposed in the tank, means for applying a voltage between the electrodes only when the electrodes are submerged, and means for opening the opening / closing valve when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value. And a control device having the same.

In the present invention, a water storage type electrolysis tank having at least one pair of electrodes, a first branch pipe connecting a position upstream of a water supply valve of a water supply pipe for flushing a toilet and the water storage type electrolysis tank, A second branch pipe that connects the water supply valve of the toilet flushing water pipe to a position downstream of the water supply valve and the storage-type electrolysis tank, an on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe, and a way on the way of the second branch pipe. An on-off valve disposed, a means for closing the on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value, and only when the electrode is submerged. A control device having means for applying a voltage between the electrodes, and means for opening an on-off valve arranged on the way of the second branch pipe when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value. A toilet cleaning device is provided.

[0092] The control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the second branch pipe at predetermined time intervals when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value.
Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe only at night when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value. . Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

[0094] Further, the control device operates the on-off valve provided in the middle of the second branch pipe so that when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value, the toilet is operated within a certain time after the toilet is used. It may be opened when not used. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the above-mentioned control device sets the on-off valve provided on the way of the second branch pipe to a flush level after the toilet is used when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value. You may make it open to. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

[0096] Further, the control device may control the on-off valve provided in the middle of the second branch pipe to close the toilet flush after the toilet is used when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value. Or you may make it open immediately after completion | finish.

In the present invention, a water storage type electrolysis tank having at least one pair of electrodes, a first branch pipe connecting an upstream position of a water supply valve of a toilet flush water supply pipe and the water storage type electrolysis tank, A second branch pipe that connects the water supply valve of the toilet flushing water pipe to a position downstream of the water supply valve and the storage-type electrolysis tank, an on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe, and a way on the way of the second branch pipe. An on-off valve disposed, means for closing the on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value, and a water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank. Means for applying a voltage between the electrodes during a predetermined time period when the predetermined value has been reached, and disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after a predetermined time from the time when the voltage is applied between the electrodes. And a control device having means for opening the on-off valve. That.

The control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe at predetermined time intervals.
Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

The control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the second branch pipe only at night. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the toilet is used. further,
The control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the second branch pipe every time the toilet is flushed after using the toilet. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the second branch pipe just before or immediately after the end of toilet flushing after using the toilet.

In the present invention, a water storage type electrolysis tank having at least one pair of electrodes, a first branch pipe connecting a position upstream of a water supply valve of a toilet flush water supply pipe and the water storage type electrolysis tank, A second branch pipe that connects a position downstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water pipe with the water storage type electrolysis tank, an on-off valve and a flow control valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe, and a second branch An on-off valve arranged in the middle of the pipe, means for applying a voltage between the electrodes only when the electrodes are submerged, and a second branch pipe when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value And a control device having a means for opening an on-off valve disposed on the way of the toilet.

The control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe at predetermined time intervals.
Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe only at night. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the toilet is used. further,
The control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe every time the toilet is flushed after the toilet is used. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

In the present invention, a water storage type electrolysis tank having at least one pair of electrodes, a first branch pipe connecting a position upstream of a water supply valve of a toilet flush water supply pipe and the water storage type electrolysis tank, A second branch pipe connecting the toilet trap and the water storage type electrolysis tank, a flow control valve disposed on the way to the first branch pipe, and an on-off valve disposed on the way to the second branch pipe, A control device having means for applying a voltage between the electrodes only when the electrodes are submerged, and means for opening an on-off valve when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value is provided. And a toilet flushing device.

In the present invention, a water storage type electrolysis tank having at least one pair of electrodes, a first branch pipe connecting an upstream position of a water supply valve of a toilet flush water supply pipe and the water storage type electrolysis tank, A second branch pipe connecting the toilet trap and the water storage type electrolysis tank, an on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe, an on-off valve arranged on the way of the second branch pipe, and water storage Means for closing an on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe when the water level in the electrolytic cell reaches a predetermined value, and means for applying a voltage between the electrodes only when the electrodes are submerged. And a means for opening an on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank has reached a predetermined value. I will provide a.

[0110] The control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe at predetermined time intervals when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value.
Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe only at night when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value. . Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the above-mentioned control device operates the on-off valve provided in the middle of the second branch pipe so that the toilet can be operated within a certain time after the toilet is used when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value. It may be opened when not used. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

[0113] The control device may control the on-off valve provided on the way of the second branch pipe every time the toilet is flushed after using the toilet when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value. You may make it open to. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

[0114] The control device may control the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe to close the toilet flush after the toilet is used when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value. Or you may make it open immediately after completion | finish.

In the present invention, a water storage type electrolysis tank having at least one pair of electrodes, a first branch pipe connecting a position upstream of a water supply valve of a toilet flush water supply pipe and the water storage type electrolysis tank, A second branch pipe connecting the toilet trap and the water storage type electrolysis tank, an on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe, an on-off valve arranged on the way of the second branch pipe, and an electrode Means for applying a voltage between the electrodes only when the water is submerged, and means for closing an on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value. A means for applying a voltage between the electrodes during a predetermined time period when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank has reached a predetermined value; Means for opening an on-off valve disposed on the way of the branch pipe. It provides cleaning device of the toilet according to claim.

The control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the second branch pipe at predetermined time intervals.
Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the second branch pipe only at night. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the second branch pipe when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the use of the toilet. further,
The control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the second branch pipe every time the toilet is washed after the toilet is used. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the second branch pipe just before or immediately after the end of flushing of the toilet after using the toilet.

In the present invention, a water storage type electrolysis tank having at least one pair of electrodes, a first branch pipe connecting an upstream position of a water supply valve of a toilet flush water supply pipe and the water storage type electrolysis tank, A second branch pipe connecting the toilet trap and the water storage type electrolysis tank, an on-off valve and a flow control valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe, and an opening and closing arranged on the way of the second branch pipe A valve, a means for applying a voltage between the electrodes only when the electrode is submerged, and an on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value And a control device having means for opening the toilet.

The control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe at predetermined time intervals.
Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the first branch pipe only at night. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the first branch pipe when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the toilet is used. further,
The control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the first branch pipe every time the toilet is washed after the toilet is used. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the means for applying a voltage between the electrodes only when the electrodes are submerged is such that an on-off valve or a flow control valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe is opened. Means for applying a voltage between the electrodes after a first predetermined time has elapsed, and means for opening the on-off valve of the second branch pipe when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value, the first branch pipe The opening / closing valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after a second predetermined time longer than the first predetermined time has elapsed after the opening / closing valve of the second branch pipe is opened. .

According to the present invention, there is provided a control device having at least one pair of electrodes provided in the toilet flushing tank and means for applying a voltage between the electrodes only when the electrodes are submerged. A washing device for a toilet bowl characterized by the following.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the means for applying a voltage between the electrodes only when the electrodes are submerged is provided after a lapse of a predetermined time after the drain valve of the toilet flush tank is opened. It is a means for applying a voltage between the electrodes.

In the present invention, a continuous electrolysis tank having at least one pair of electrodes, a flow path formed between the electrodes, a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet communicating with the flow path, a liquid outlet A liquid reservoir for storing the liquid generated by the electrolysis flowing out from the first branch pipe connecting the position upstream of the water supply valve of the water supply pipe for toilet flush and the liquid inlet of the continuous electrolysis tank; A second branch pipe for connecting the liquid reservoir to a position downstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water pipe, an on-off valve provided on the first branch pipe, and a second branch pipe on the way of the second branch pipe. There is provided a toilet flushing device comprising: an on-off valve provided; and a control device having means for applying a voltage between electrodes while appropriately opening an on-off valve of a second branch pipe.

[0130] The control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe at predetermined time intervals when the water level in the liquid reservoir reaches a predetermined value. further,
The control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the second branch pipe only at night when the water level in the liquid reservoir reaches a predetermined value. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

[0132] The above-mentioned control device may operate the on-off valve provided in the middle of the second branch pipe when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the toilet is used when the water level in the liquid reservoir reaches a predetermined value. You may make it open to. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device opens the on-off valve provided in the middle of the second branch pipe every time the toilet is flushed after the toilet is used when the water level in the liquid reservoir reaches a predetermined value. It may be. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may control the on-off valve provided in the middle of the second branch pipe to immediately before or immediately after the end of flushing the toilet after using the toilet when the water level in the liquid reservoir reaches a predetermined value. You may make it open to.

In the present invention, a continuous electrolysis tank having at least one pair of electrodes, a flow path formed between the electrodes, a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet communicating with the flow path, a liquid outlet A liquid reservoir for storing the liquid generated by the electrolysis flowing out from the first branch pipe connecting the position upstream of the water supply valve of the water supply pipe for toilet flush and the liquid inlet of the continuous electrolysis tank; A second branch pipe that connects the liquid reservoir to a position downstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water pipe, a flow control valve disposed on the way to the first branch pipe, and a part of the second branch pipe. A toilet flushing device, comprising: an on-off valve disposed therein; and a control device having means for opening an on-off valve as appropriate and applying a voltage between electrodes.

The control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the second branch pipe at predetermined time intervals when the water level in the liquid reservoir reaches a predetermined value. further,
The control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the second branch pipe only at night when the water level in the liquid reservoir reaches a predetermined value. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

[0138] Further, the above-mentioned control device may operate the on-off valve arranged on the way of the second branch pipe when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the toilet is used when the water level in the liquid reservoir reaches a predetermined value. You may make it open to. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device opens the on-off valve provided on the way of the second branch pipe every time the toilet is flushed after using the toilet when the water level in the liquid reservoir reaches a predetermined value. It may be. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the above-mentioned control device may control the on-off valve provided on the way of the second branch pipe to immediately before or immediately after the end of flushing of the toilet after use of the toilet when the water level in the liquid reservoir reaches a predetermined value. You may make it open to.

In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the electrode is a chlorine generation electrode.

In the present invention, the first branch pipe connecting the position upstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water supply pipe and the ozone-containing water generator, and the position of the ozone containing water downstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water supply pipe. Provided is a toilet flushing device, comprising: a second branch pipe for connecting to a contained water generator; an on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe; and a control device for opening the on-off valve. .

The control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe at predetermined time intervals. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

The control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the first branch pipe only at night. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the first branch pipe when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the use of the toilet. further,
The control device may open the on-off valve after replacing the toilet stagnation water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe every time the toilet is flushed after using the toilet. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the first branch pipe just before or immediately after the end of the toilet flush after the toilet is used.

In the present invention, a first branch pipe connecting the position upstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water supply pipe and the ozone-containing water generator, and a second branch pipe connecting the toilet trap and the ozone-containing water generator. A toilet flushing device comprising: a branch pipe, an on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe, and a control device for opening the on-off valve.

The control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe at predetermined time intervals.
Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe only at night. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve provided in the middle of the first branch pipe when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the use of the toilet. further,
The control device may open the on-off valve after replacing the toilet stagnation water by flushing the toilet.

The control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the first branch pipe every time the toilet is flushed after the toilet is used. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the on-off valve provided on the way of the first branch pipe just before or immediately after the end of the toilet flushing after using the toilet.

According to the present invention, the ozone-containing water generator provided on the way downstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water supply pipe, and the ozone-containing water generator generated by the ozone-containing water generator when the water supply valve is opened. And a control device having means for instructing start.

According to the present invention, the ozone-containing water generator provided on the way downstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water supply pipe, and the ozone-containing water generator generated by the ozone-containing water generator when the water supply valve is opened. A toilet flushing device comprising: a control device having means for instructing start and means for instructing the ozone-containing water generator to start generating ozone-containing water with a slight delay after the water supply valve is opened. .

[0156] The degree of the delay is preferably such that the sterilized water flows into the toilet after the toilet water is replaced by the toilet flush. At this time, the toilet surface may flow into the toilet at a certain timing in a state of being wet by the toilet flush water.

In the present invention, the first branch pipe connecting the position upstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water supply pipe and the ozone-containing water generator, the position of the downstream of the toilet flush water supply pipe downstream of the water supply valve, and the position of ozone Open the second branch pipe connecting the contained water generator, the flow control valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe, the on-off valve arranged on the way of the second branch pipe, and the flow control valve Means for closing the flow control valve when the water level of the ozone-containing water generator reaches a predetermined value; means for instructing the ozone-containing water generator to start generating ozone-containing water after closing the flow control valve; A control device having a means for opening an on-off valve after producing water content is provided.

The control device may open the flow control valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe at predetermined time intervals. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the flow control valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe only at night. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the flow control valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the use of the toilet. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

Further, the control device may open the flow control valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe every time the toilet is flushed after using the toilet. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

In the present invention, the first branch pipe connecting the position upstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water supply pipe and the ozone-containing water generator, and the position of the ozone containing water downstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water supply pipe are connected to the first branch pipe. A second branch pipe connecting the containing water generator, an on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe, an on-off valve arranged on the way of the second branch pipe, and an ozone-containing water generator. When the water level has not reached the predetermined value, the on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe is opened, and when the water level of the ozone-containing water generator has reached the predetermined value, it is arranged on the way of the first branch pipe. Means for closing the on-off valve, means for instructing the ozone-containing water generator to start generating ozone-containing water after closing the on-off valve disposed on the first branch pipe, and Means for opening an on-off valve arranged on the way of the branch pipe. It provides cleaning device of the toilet to be.

The means for instructing the start of generation of ozone-containing water in the above-mentioned control device is provided in the ozone-containing water generator at a predetermined time interval after the on-off valve disposed on the first branch pipe is closed. May be instructed. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

The means for instructing the start of the generation of the ozone-containing water by the control device may be arranged such that the ozone-containing water generator is generated only at night after the on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe is closed. The start may be instructed. further,
The control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

Further, the means for instructing the start of the generation of ozone-containing water by the control device is provided when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the toilet is used after the on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe is closed. The ozone-containing water generator may be instructed to start generating ozone-containing water. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

The means for instructing the start of the generation of the ozone-containing water by the control device may include closing the on-off valve disposed in the middle of the first branch pipe, and then washing the ozone-containing water every time the toilet is used. The generator may be instructed to start generating ozone-containing water. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

In the present invention, the first branch pipe connecting the position upstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water supply pipe and the ozone-containing water generator, and the second branch pipe connecting the toilet trap and the ozone-containing water generator. A two-branch pipe, a flow control valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe, an on-off valve arranged on the way of the second branch pipe, a means for opening the flow control valve, and an ozone-containing water generator. Means for closing the flow control valve when the water level reaches a predetermined value; means for instructing the ozone-containing water generator to start generating ozone-containing water after closing the flow control valve; and opening and closing valve after generating the ozone-containing water. An apparatus for cleaning a toilet bowl, comprising: a control device having opening means.

The means for opening the flow control valve may open the flow control valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe at predetermined time intervals. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

Further, the means for opening the flow control valve may open the flow control valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe only at night. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

[0170] The means for opening the flow control valve may open the flow control valve provided on the way of the first branch pipe when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the toilet is used. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

Further, the means for opening the flow control valve may open the flow control valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe every time the toilet is flushed after the toilet is used. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve after the toilet water is replaced by flushing the toilet.

In the present invention, the first branch pipe connecting the position upstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water supply pipe and the ozone-containing water generator, and the second branch pipe connecting the toilet trap and the ozone-containing water generator. Two-branch pipe, an on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe, and an on-off valve arranged on the way of the second branch pipe,
When the water level of the ozone-containing water generator has not reached the predetermined value, the on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe is opened, and when the water level of the ozone-containing water generator has reached the predetermined value, the first branch pipe is closed. Means for closing the on-off valve arranged on the way, means for instructing the ozone-containing water generator to start generating ozone-containing water after closing the on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe, and ozone-containing water And a means for opening an on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after the generation of the toilet.

The means for instructing the start of generation of ozone-containing water in the above-mentioned controller is provided in the ozone-containing water generator at a predetermined time interval after the on-off valve arranged on the first branch pipe is closed. May be instructed. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

The means for instructing the start of the generation of the ozone-containing water by the control device may be arranged such that the ozone-containing water generator is generated only at night after the on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe is closed. The start may be instructed. further,
The control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

The means for instructing the start of the production of ozone-containing water by the control device is provided when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the toilet is used after the on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe is closed. The ozone-containing water generator may be instructed to start generating ozone-containing water. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

The means for instructing the start of the generation of the ozone-containing water by the control device may be such that the on-off valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe is closed, and the ozone-containing water is washed every time the toilet is used. The generator may be instructed to start generating ozone-containing water. Further, the control device may open the on-off valve disposed on the way of the second branch pipe after replacing the toilet water by flushing the toilet.

In the present invention, a continuous electrolysis tank having at least one pair of electrodes, a flow path formed between the electrodes, a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet communicating with the flow path, a liquid outlet A liquid reservoir for storing the liquid generated by the electrolysis flowing out from the first branch pipe connecting the position upstream of the water supply valve of the water supply pipe for toilet flush and the liquid inlet of the continuous electrolysis tank; A second branch pipe connecting a position downstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water supply pipe and the liquid reservoir, a flow control valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe, and a flow control valve on the way of the second branch pipe. A toilet flushing device comprising: an on-off valve provided; and a control device having means for opening and closing the on-off valve appropriately and applying voltage between electrodes.

In the present invention, a continuous electrolysis tank having at least one pair of electrodes, a flow path formed between the electrodes, a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet communicating with the flow path, a liquid outlet A liquid reservoir for storing the liquid generated by the electrolysis flowing out from the first branch pipe connecting the position upstream of the water supply valve of the water supply pipe for toilet flush and the liquid inlet of the continuous electrolysis tank; , A second branch pipe connecting the position downstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water supply pipe and the liquid reservoir, an on-off valve arranged on the way of the first branch pipe, and arranged on the way of the second branch pipe And a control device for appropriately opening and closing the on-off valves of the first branch pipe and the second branch pipe and having means for applying a voltage between the electrodes. .

In the present invention, a continuous electrolysis tank having at least one pair of electrodes, a flow path formed between the electrodes, a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet communicating with the flow path, a liquid outlet A liquid reservoir for storing the liquid generated by the electrolysis flowing out from the first branch pipe connecting the position upstream of the water supply valve of the water supply pipe for toilet flush and the liquid inlet of the continuous electrolysis tank; A second branch pipe that connects the liquid reservoir to a position downstream of the water supply valve of the toilet flush water supply pipe, an on-off valve and a flow control valve disposed on the way of the first branch pipe, and a second branch pipe. Washing a toilet, comprising: an on-off valve arranged on the way, and a control device having means for appropriately opening and closing the on-off valves of the first branch pipe and the second branch pipe and applying a voltage between the electrodes. Provide equipment.

When urine is applied to the toilet, the urine adheres to the surface of the toilet and the urine stays in the water retained in the toilet. Generally, bacteria such as bacilli exist in the toilet. Urine contains a large amount of urea, but when bacteria are present on the surface of the toilet or in the water retained in the toilet, urea is decomposed into ammonia and carbon dioxide by the action of the enzyme urease possessed by the bacteria. If the amount of ammonia generated at this time is large, it contributes to an unpleasant odor. In addition, when ammonia is generated, the ammonia is dissolved in a liquid attached to the surface of the toilet or in water retained in the toilet, and the pH of the liquid increases. When the pH rises, the liquid attached to the surface of the toilet and the calcium ions contained in the stagnant water in the toilet change form into carbonates and phosphates and precipitate out, and adhere to the toilet as urine and cause coloring stains. Becomes

In the conventional method of adding an acidic substance, pH
By preventing the increase in urine stones. Therefore, the production of ammonia itself could not be sufficiently suppressed, and was not satisfactory as a countermeasure for off-flavor.

On the other hand, in the present invention, the production of ammonia itself is suppressed by effectively removing the enzyme urease out of the toilet or inhibiting the action of the enzyme urease, so that the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed. In addition to preventing the adhesion of urinary stones, it can also prevent one cause of unpleasant odor.

A step of killing bacteria containing urease;
When a step of removing urease outside the toilet is provided, the enzyme urease can be effectively removed outside the toilet for the following reasons.

The enzyme urease is present in human urine, but is most frequently distributed in bacteria such as bacilli. Therefore, the amount of enzyme urease increases if bacteria existing on the surface of the toilet or in the stagnant water in the toilet increase, and if the bacteria adhere firmly to the toilet, the enzyme urease is firmly fixed to the toilet.

Therefore, if bacteria containing urease are sterilized and the number of viable bacteria is reduced, the increase in the amount of enzyme urease can be suppressed, and viscous organic substances generated by the vital activity of the bacteria can be used together with the viable bacteria in the toilet bowl. The amount of enzyme urease firmly fixed on the surface can also be reduced.

As described above, when the number of viable bacteria, the amount of viscous organic substances or the amount of enzyme urease is reduced, the enzyme urease can be removed from the toilet by washing with water, so that the production of ammonia is suppressed and the pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is reduced. Is prevented from being attached, urine stones are prevented from adhering, and a cause of an unpleasant odor is also prevented.

The step of inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease, instead of killing the bacteria having urease, also suppresses the production of ammonia, suppresses the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia, and prevents adhesion of urine stone. In addition, the cause of the unpleasant odor is prevented.

The step of inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease includes, for example, heavy metal salts, halogen, boric acid, quinone,
A step of bringing a substance that inhibits the enzymatic action of urease, such as hydrogen peroxide, into contact with the toilet can be suitably used.

A step of inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease;
When a step of removing urease outside the toilet is provided, inhibition of urease enzyme action and removal of urease can be achieved.
In two independent ways, the production of ammonia will be suppressed. Therefore, the generation of ammonia is further suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, the adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and the cause of the unpleasant odor is also prevented.

A step of killing bacteria containing urease;
And the step of inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease, the increase in the urease by viable bacteria, the effect of fixing is suppressed, and the inhibition of the enzymatic action by urease possessed by the remaining bacteria, further ammonia production Is suppressed. As a result, an increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and adhesion of urine stone is prevented, and a cause of an unpleasant odor is also prevented.

[0191] The method for killing bacteria containing urease and inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease is provided.
The increase and fixation effect of urease by viable bacteria are suppressed, and the production of ammonia is further suppressed in combination with the effect of inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease of the remaining bacteria. As a result, the pH due to the dissolution of ammonia
Of urine stones is prevented from rising,
The cause of the off-flavor is also prevented.

A step of killing bacteria containing urease;
By having a step of inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease and a step of removing urease out of the toilet, an increase in the urease due to viable bacteria and a fixation effect are suppressed, and further, inhibition of urease enzyme action and removal of urease In an independent manner, the production of ammonia will be suppressed. Therefore, the generation of ammonia is further suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, the adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and the cause of the unpleasant odor is also prevented.

By providing a step of killing bacteria containing urease and inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease, and a step of removing urease out of the toilet, an increase in urease due to live bacteria, suppression of the fixation effect, and an urease enzyme Since the production of ammonia accompanying the action can be suppressed at the same time, and the urease whose adhesion has been suppressed is removed, the production of ammonia is further suppressed, and the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed. In addition to preventing the adhesion of urinary stones, it also prevents the cause of off-flavor.

The step of killing bacteria containing urease comprises:
When the step of contacting a substance or ions having a bactericidal property with a toilet bowl is safer than methods such as ultraviolet irradiation, there is no change in the ambient temperature compared to methods such as heating, It is preferable because there is no discomfort.

Here, in the step of bringing a substance or ions having a sterilizing property into contact with a toilet, a method of flowing a liquid containing a substance or ions having a sterilizing property into a toilet, a substance having a sterilizing property or ions or a substance containing them For example, a method in which is fixed to the surface of a toilet (for example, in glaze) can be suitably used.

The step of killing bacteria containing urease comprises:
If it is a step of contacting a liquid containing a sterilizing substance or ion with the toilet, without replacing the existing toilet, for example, means for generating a liquid containing a sterilizing substance or ion in the upstream piping It is preferable to provide a urine stone and a bad smell only by providing a storage tank or the like.

It is preferable that the step of removing urease outside the toilet is a step of removing bacteria along with the washing water outside the toilet because the existing washing facility can realize the step.

When the step of removing urease outside the toilet is a step of removing bacteria together with a liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ion, the liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ion is removed from the toilet. Flow from the upstream piping,
Only by discharging from the downstream pipe, the step of sterilizing bacteria containing urease and the step of removing urease out of the toilet can be realized at the same time, which is simple and preferable.

The liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ion contains a substance that inhibits the enzymatic action of urease, or contains a bactericidal substance that inhibits the enzymatic action of urease. By doing so, the increase and fixation effect of urease by viable bacteria are suppressed, and furthermore, the production of ammonia is suppressed by two independent methods of inhibiting the action of urease enzyme and removing urease. . Therefore, the generation of ammonia is further suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, the adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and the cause of the unpleasant odor is also prevented. Furthermore, since it is brought into contact with liquid, without replacing the existing toilet bowl, for example, only providing a tank or the like for storing a liquid containing a sterilizing substance or ion in the upstream piping, the adhesion of urine stones and an unpleasant odor are improved. Is preferred.

If the pH of the liquid containing a substance or ion having a bactericidal property is 5.5 or less, the following two effects are produced in addition to the above-mentioned effects, and adhesion of urine stone and generation of ammonia are less likely to occur.

(1) The solubility of calcium phosphate is extremely low when the pH is 8 or more, but by setting the pH to 5.5 or less, the solubility of calcium phosphate is increased and adhesion of urolith hardly occurs.

(2) It is said that the optimum activity pH of the enzyme urease is about 7. By adjusting the pH to 5.5 or less, the activity of the enzyme urease is greatly reduced, and the generation of ammonia hardly occurs.

However, if the acidity is strong, the piping may be corroded. Therefore, the pH is preferably 3 or more.

If the liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ion is a liquid containing free chlorine, free chlorine has a high bactericidal activity in a small amount and also has an effect of inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease. In addition, the generation of ammonia is further suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, one cause of unpleasant odor is also prevented. In addition, since it is brought into contact with a liquid, without replacing the existing toilet, for example, by merely providing a tank for storing a liquid containing a sterilizing substance or ion in the upstream pipe, adhesion of urine stones and off-flavors are improved. Is preferred.

Further, since the water is generated only by electrolysis of water containing chlorine such as tap water, the water is generated only by disposing the electrolyzer upstream of the pipe, and it is not necessary to provide a tank or the like. Further, compared with the conventional cleaning method in which an acidic substance is added, there is less need for maintenance such as replacement of the liquid in the tank, which is safer for the user.

When the liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ion is a liquid containing bound chlorine, the bound chlorine has a bactericidal activity and also has an effect of inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease. The generation of ammonia is suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and the adhesion of urine stone is prevented, and the cause of the off-flavor is also prevented. In addition, since it is brought into contact with a liquid, without replacing the existing toilet, for example, by merely providing a tank for storing a liquid containing a sterilizing substance or ion in the upstream pipe, adhesion of urine stones and off-flavors are improved. Is preferred.

Further, since water is generated only by electrolysis of water containing chlorine and organic nitrogen such as middle water and well water, the water is generated only by disposing the electrolyzer upstream of the piping, and it is not always necessary to provide a tank or the like. It does not take up space and reduces the need for maintenance, such as replacing liquid in the tank. And since middle water can be used as raw water, it is easy to cope with high-rise buildings, factories, and the like in which water is recycled. In addition, bonded chlorine is less likely to decompose spontaneously than free chlorine, and thus has an advantage of good persistence. Furthermore, it has a strong bactericidal power that can kill bacteria with an action time (residence time) of about 5 minutes. This will be described in detail in Example 11 described later.

If the liquid containing a substance or ions having a bactericidal property is ozone-containing water, the ozone-containing water has a bactericidal activity and has an action of oxidizing ammonia. This suppresses the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia, thereby preventing the adhesion of urine stones and preventing a cause of an unusual odor. In addition, since it is brought into contact with a liquid, without replacing the existing toilet, for example, by merely providing a tank for storing a liquid containing a sterilizing substance or ion in the upstream pipe, adhesion of urine stones and off-flavors are improved. Is preferred.

Furthermore, since ozone generated by silent discharge can be obtained only by dissolving in water or electrolysis of water, it is not necessary to provide a tank or the like if an ozone generation unit that causes such a reaction is arranged upstream of the pipe. Without taking up space,
The need for maintenance, such as replacing the liquid in the tank, is also reduced.

When the liquid containing a substance or ions having bactericidal properties is a liquid containing antibacterial metal ions,
Since the antibacterial metal ion has a bactericidal activity, the production of ammonia by urease is suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, the adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and the cause of the unpleasant odor is also prevented. In addition, since it is brought into contact with a liquid, without replacing the existing toilet, for example, by merely providing a tank for storing a liquid containing a sterilizing substance or ion in the upstream pipe, adhesion of urine stones and off-flavors are improved. Is preferred.

[0211] When the concentration of free chlorine is 0.1 mg / L or more, preferably 0.5 mg / L or more, accumulated water in the toilet and the surface of the toilet are sufficiently sterilized. Therefore, the increase in urease based on the action of viable bacteria and the fixation effect are effectively suppressed, and the pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is reduced.
Of urine stones is prevented from rising,
The cause of the off-flavor is also prevented.

Since free chlorine is produced only by electrolysis of water containing chlorine such as tap water by making free chlorine obtained by electrolyzing chlorine ion-containing water, the electrolysis apparatus is connected to a pipe. It is generated only by arranging it upstream, and it is not necessary to provide a tank etc., so it does not take up space. Less and more secure for the user.

When the liquid containing a substance or ions having a bactericidal property is an acidic liquid containing free chlorine, the adhesion of urine stones and off-flavors are further improved by the following actions.

(1) Free chlorine has a high bactericidal activity in a small amount and also has an effect of inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease.

(2) Since the pH does not easily rise to 8 or more, urolith made of calcium phosphate or the like hardly adheres.

(3) Free chlorine is present as hypochlorous acid (HClO) in acidity. In such a form, hypochlorite ion (ClO-) which is a form existing in an alkaline state is used.
It has about 10 times stronger sterilizing power compared to. Therefore, the production of ammonia is suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, the adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and the cause of the unpleasant odor is also prevented.

The ozone concentration in the ozone-containing water is 0.01
When the amount is not less than mg / liter, preferably not less than 0.05 mg / liter, accumulated water in the toilet and the surface of the toilet are sufficiently sterilized. Therefore, the increase and fixation effects of urease based on the action of viable bacteria are effectively suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, one cause of unpleasant odor is also prevented.

If the ozone-containing water is ozone-containing water obtained by dissolving ozone generated by silent discharge in water or generating ozone in water by electrolysis of water, a silent discharge type ozone generator or electric ozone generator may be used. Ozone-containing water is generated only by disposing the decomposition device upstream of the pipe, so it is not necessary to provide a tank or the like, so it takes less space, and compared to the conventional cleaning method in which an acidic substance is added. There is less need for maintenance such as the exchange of liquids, and it is safer for the user.

When the antibacterial metal ion is silver ion and the silver ion concentration is 1 μg / liter or more, preferably 10 μg / liter or more, a liquid containing silver ion is mixed with the water retained in the toilet, and the water is mixed for a predetermined time. By maintaining, the water retained in the toilet bowl is effectively sterilized. Therefore,
The increase and fixing effect of urease based on the action of viable bacteria are effectively suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and the adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, one of the causes of unpleasant odor is also prevented.

Here, the antibacterial metal ion has a lower bactericidal ability by instant contact than free chlorine and ozone, but has a long antibacterial life and has an excellent antibacterial property by prolonging the action time. Therefore, when used in such a manner as to maintain the water in the toilet bowl for a predetermined time, viable bacteria are reduced in a small amount, and adhesion of urine stones is prevented.

If the liquid containing the antibacterial metal ion is a liquid containing the antibacterial metal ion released by the antibacterial metal ion carrier, the maintenance can be performed only by replacing the antibacterial metal ion carrier. , More secure and preferred.

When the antibacterial metal ion carrier is arranged in the trap portion of the toilet bowl in which the retained water is stored, the retained water is sterilized by releasing the antibacterial metal ions into the retained water, and the action of live bacteria is performed. The effect of increasing the amount of urease and the effect of fixation are effectively suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and the adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, the cause of the unpleasant odor is also prevented.

Here, the antibacterial metal ion has a lower sterilizing ability by instantaneous contact than free chlorine and ozone, but has a long antibacterial life and has an excellent antibacterial property by prolonging the action time. If used in such a manner that the stagnant water in the toilet is maintained for a predetermined time, viable bacteria are reduced in a small amount,
This is preferable because adhesion of urine stones and the like can be prevented.

By flowing a liquid containing a sterilizing substance or ion into the toilet at predetermined time intervals, live bacteria are intermittently killed and removed. It is possible to effectively prevent the growth and fixation of the viable bacteria attached. Therefore, the increase and fixation effects of urease based on the action of viable bacteria are effectively suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, one cause of unpleasant odor is also prevented.

A liquid containing a sterilizing substance or ion is allowed to flow through the toilet only at night, for example, in an office building, a department store, a station yard, an exhibition hall, a tourist facility, a vehicle operating only in the daytime, and the like. In toilets that are used only in the daytime and are hardly used at night, such as toilets installed in toilets, bacteria grow in the water remaining in the toilet when nighttime toilets are not used, and urease increases and adheres to the surface of the toilet This situation is prevented, so that the adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, one cause of the unpleasant odor is also prevented. In the daytime, the stagnant water in the toilet is replaced by the usual lavatory flush every time the lavatory is used or at a predetermined time interval, so that bacteria do not propagate in the stagnant water and urease does not increase.

As described above, when a liquid containing a sterilizing substance or ion is allowed to flow only at night, first, flush water is poured into the toilet to replace the water remaining in the toilet, and then the sterilizing substance or ion is discharged. It is good to make the liquid containing containing into a toilet bowl. In toilet flushing, most bacteria are usually flushed out of the toilet, as 99% of the retained water is designed to be replaced by fresh water. Accordingly, the remaining bacteria are sufficiently sterilized by subsequently flowing a liquid containing a substance or ions having a sterilizing property through the toilet.

When a liquid containing a sterilizing substance or ion is allowed to flow only at night, a high-concentration or large-volume flow is applied only at the first time of the night, and the second or subsequent time during the night. Alternatively, a liquid containing a substance or ions having a low concentration or a small amount of bactericidal property may be flowed.
Since the number of bacteria gradually increases in the daytime, the number of bacteria in the stagnant water is the highest at night. Therefore, it is necessary only at the beginning to perform sufficient sterilization with a liquid containing a substance or ions having a high concentration or a large amount of sterilization. However, since the growth rate of bacteria is low at night, after sufficient sterilization is performed in this manner, sufficient sterilization can be performed simply by flowing a liquid containing a substance or ion having a low concentration or a small amount of sterilization. be able to.

By flowing a liquid containing a sterilizing substance or ion into a toilet only at night at predetermined time intervals, for example, in an office building, department store, station yard, exhibition hall, tourist facility, daytime, etc. In toilets that are used only in the daytime and are rarely used at night, such as toilets installed in toilets of vehicles that operate only, bacteria grow in the stagnant water in the toilet when nighttime toilets are not used, and urease increases. The situation of sticking to the surface of the toilet bowl is prevented, so that the adhesion of urine stone is prevented, and the cause of the unpleasant odor is prevented. Further, by intermittently flowing the liquid, it is possible to save a liquid having a sterilizing substance or ion.

[0229] In this case as well, first, flush water is flushed into the toilet to replace the water remaining in the toilet, and then a liquid containing a sterilizing substance or ion is preferably flushed into the toilet. Alternatively, a high concentration may be allowed to flow only at the time of the first flow at night, and a lower concentration of germicidal substance or ion may be flowed at the second time or later during the night.

Bacteria multiply in the stagnant water in the toilet when the toilet is not used by allowing the liquid containing a sterilizing substance or ion to flow into the toilet when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the toilet is used. However, it is possible to prevent a situation where urease increases and sticks to the surface of the toilet, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering and also preventing an unpleasant odor. If the toilet is used relatively frequently, the accumulated water in the toilet is replaced by normal toilet flushing each time the toilet is used (or at a predetermined time interval), so that bacteria may grow in the accumulated water. And urease does not increase.

When the toilet is not used within a certain period of time after using the toilet, a liquid containing a sterilizing substance or ion is allowed to flow into the toilet at predetermined time intervals. Bacteria grow in the resident water,
Urease is prevented from increasing and sticking to the surface of the toilet bowl, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering.
The cause of the off-flavor is also prevented. Further, by intermittently flowing the liquid, it is possible to save a liquid having a sterilizing substance or ion.

By allowing a liquid containing a substance or ions having a sterilizing property to flow into the toilet every time the toilet is washed after using the toilet, urine does not stay on the toilet or on the surface of the toilet, so that urine does not stay on the toilet. In addition, since the growth of bacteria is prevented and the amount of urease is not increased, the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, thereby preventing the adhesion of urine stone and the cause of the unpleasant odor.

[0233] A liquid containing a substance or ion having a sterilizing property is allowed to flow into the toilet just before or immediately after the end of flushing after use of the toilet, so that the surface of the toilet wet by the flushing of the toilet after use of the toilet is disinfected. Substances or ions having a property diffuse widely. As a result, the toilet bowl surface is effectively sterilized, the increase in urease is prevented, the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, and furthermore, the adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, the cause of the unpleasant odor is also prevented.

If the liquid containing a sterilizing substance or ions is allowed to flow into the toilet after the water remaining in the toilet trap is replaced with the toilet flushing water immediately before the sterilization, the bacteria in the water remaining can be reduced and the sterilizing property can be reduced. Since a liquid having a substance or ions having the compound is allowed to act, the toilet surface is effectively sterilized with a small amount of a substance having a bactericidal property, an increase in urease is prevented, and the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed. The urine stones are prevented from adhering, and one of the causes of the unusual odor is also prevented.

When a liquid containing antibacterial metal ions is stored as stagnant water in the toilet only at night, the antibacterial metal ions have a lower sterilizing ability by instantaneous contact than free chlorine or ozone. Since the antibacterial life is long and the antibacterial property is excellent by prolonging the action time, the viable bacteria are reduced in a small amount and the increase of urease is prevented if used in such a state that the water stays in the toilet for a predetermined time. As a result, the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, thereby preventing the adhesion of urine stones and also preventing a cause of an unpleasant odor.

If the liquid containing antibacterial metal ions is stored as stagnant water in the toilet when the toilet is not used within a certain period of time after using the toilet, the antibacterial metal ions are compared with free chlorine and ozone. Therefore, although the sterilizing ability by instant contact is low, the antibacterial life is long, and the antibacterial property is excellent by extending the action time. The number of viable bacteria is reduced, the increase in urease is prevented, the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, and the adhesion of urine stone is prevented, and at the same time, the cause of the unpleasant odor is also prevented.

The concentration of free chlorine in the water containing free chlorine flowing into the toilet is 0.2 μg / liter or more, preferably 0.02 mg / liter.
When the amount is not less than 1 / liter, the water remaining in the toilet and the surface of the toilet are sufficiently sterilized. Therefore, the increase and fixation effects of urease based on the action of viable bacteria are effectively suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, one cause of unpleasant odor is also prevented.

When the number of bacteria in the toilet bowl water increases, urine stones adhere to the toilet bowl by the above-mentioned process. However, since the urine stone is porous, water easily stays in the pores, and bacteria grow. Cheap. Thus, a vicious cycle occurs in which an increase in the number of bacteria creates an environment for further increasing the number of bacteria. However, by constantly maintaining the bacterial count in the toilet bowl staying water at less than 1 × 10 4 CFU / ml, it is possible to break such a vicious cycle and maintain a state in which urinary stones do not adhere to the toilet bowl. Therefore, when flowing a liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ions into a toilet bowl, it is desirable to always aim at maintaining the number of bacteria in the toilet bowl stay water at less than 1 × 10 4 CFU / ml. For this purpose, a liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ions may be constantly flowed into the toilet, or may be flowed after replacement of the water remaining in the toilet by ordinary toilet cleaning. When a liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ions is constantly passed through the toilet, the above-mentioned target of the number of bacteria can be achieved by setting the free chlorine concentration to 0.2 μg / liter or more. In addition, when a liquid containing a bactericidal substance or ions is allowed to flow through the toilet after replacing the toilet water by ordinary toilet cleaning, the target of the number of bacteria is set by setting the free chlorine concentration to 0.02 mg / liter or more. Can be achieved. It should be noted that, as for the cleaning of the toilet surface, sufficient cleaning can be achieved if the above conditions are satisfied. This is because the place where bacteria are most likely to proliferate in the toilet is the toilet water, and if a liquid containing bacterial substances or ions is allowed to flow into the toilet so that the bacterial count there is always below the target value, it will be higher than the toilet water. This is because the target can naturally be achieved even on the surface of the toilet bowl with a low bacterial count.

[0239] A liquid containing a germicidal substance or ions is allowed to flow when the toilet is not used for a predetermined time after flushing the toilet after using the toilet, and the germicidal substance or ions containing the germicidal substance or ions are firstly flown into the toilet at that time. Even if the liquid is free chlorine-containing water having a free chlorine concentration of 0.1 mg / liter or more, the target of the number of bacteria can be achieved.

In addition, a liquid containing a germicidal substance or ions is allowed to flow into the toilet only at night, and a liquid containing a germicidal substance or ions that first flows into the toilet at night has a free chlorine concentration of 0.1 mg / liter. Even with the above-mentioned water containing free chlorine, the target of the number of bacteria can be achieved.

In the conventional washing that is usually performed after the toilet is used, 99% or more of the water remaining in the trap portion of the toilet is replaced. However, since sterilization is not performed in the conventional washing, bacteria existing on the surface of the toilet or in the stagnant water gradually grow. For example, in the case of an office building, free water containing free chlorine is flowed at 3:00 am the day before to reduce the number of bacteria to 0, and then only normal washing is continued until 10:00 pm. The number increases with time, up to a maximum of about 1 × 10 3 CFU / ml in the resident water. As described above, the number of bacteria increases while the toilet is used relatively frequently, which means that the number of bacteria is highest during the first washing when the toilet is no longer used. Therefore, at this time, sufficient sterilization is carried out by flowing a water containing free chlorine having a concentration as high as 0.1 mg / liter or more. However, the growth rate of the bacteria while the toilet is not in use is low, so it is sufficient to flush the free chlorine-containing water at a lower concentration thereafter. Thereby, power consumption for electrolysis can be reduced, and the life of the electrode can be extended.

[0242]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, a specific configuration of the present invention will be described.

Bacteria containing urease are bacteria having urease in the body, and generally include all bacteria. Among them, bacilli are particularly remarkably inhabited in toilets.

In the step of sterilizing bacteria, for example, when the surface of a toilet is targeted, a method of heating and sterilizing the surface of the toilet, a method of providing an ultraviolet irradiation means on the surface of the toilet and sterilizing with ultraviolet light, a method of chemically sterilizing the toilet, And a method of sterilizing by modifying the material of the toilet surface.

In the case of the sana portion and the trap portion, which are in contact with the staying water of the toilet, a method of sterilizing by heating, a method of providing an ultraviolet irradiation means on the surface of the trap portion or the like, and sterilizing with the ultraviolet light, A method of chemically disinfecting, a method of disinfecting by modifying the material of the surface of the trap portion or the like can be used.

Here, in the method of heating and sterilizing the toilet surface, a heater is basically provided on the toilet surface to heat it. It is preferable to arrange a transparent electrode on the glaze surface so as not to impair the design of the toilet bowl provided with the glaze.
For example, a tin oxide electrode can be suitably used for the transparent electrode.

In this case, after the transparent electrode is applied on the glaze layer, it is obtained by a method of heating and fixing tin oxide at a temperature at which the glaze softens, a method of attaching a transparent electrode sheet on the glaze layer, or the like. Can be.

The same method can be used for sterilizing the sana portion and the trap portion.

A method of sterilizing the toilet bowl surface with ultraviolet light is as follows.
Basically, an ultraviolet irradiation means is provided on the toilet surface to irradiate ultraviolet light. A germicidal lamp (wavelength: about 250 nm) is preferable for the ultraviolet irradiation means because it can sterilize even relatively weak illuminance. As the ultraviolet irradiation means, a panel-shaped ultraviolet irradiation means is preferable because it does not take up space, does not impair the design of the appearance, and can be easily fixed by sticking, bonding or the like. Also, from the viewpoint of safety, it is preferable to provide a control means for preventing the sterilization operation when the toilet is used. Further, in the case of a urinal, if an ultraviolet irradiation means is provided on the rim portion or the stagnation portion, the ultraviolet light does not directly enter the user's eyes even in the case of a malfunction, so that it is safer.

The same method can be used for sterilizing the sana portion and the trap portion.

In the method of disinfecting the toilet surface with ultraviolet light, it is preferable that the photocatalyst be fixed on the toilet surface, because even a weak ultraviolet light such as sunlight, fluorescent light, indoor lighting, etc. can be sterilized. . To fix the photocatalyst on the toilet bowl surface, apply the photocatalyst on the glaze layer, fix it at the temperature at which the glaze softens, mix it with a photo-corrosion-resistant material such as an inorganic binder and fix it, and form a photocatalyst sheet And sticking. In any method, the photocatalyst fixed layer is preferably transparent so as not to impair the design property of the glaze. For that purpose, the size of the particles and pores or the thickness of the fixed layer in the photocatalytic fixed layer is
It is preferable that the wavelength is not more than の of the wavelength of visible light, that is, not more than 0.2 μm. In addition, if a photocatalyst is added not only with an optical semiconductor but also with a metal capable of capturing electrons when electrons and holes are generated on the optical semiconductor by photons, holes disappear due to recombination with electrons. Can be reduced, sterilization is mainly due to active oxygen generated by the reaction of holes and hydroxide ions, etc., will have a stronger sterilizing power,
preferable. Metals that can capture electrons include platinum, gold, silver,
Copper and the like are available, but silver or copper is preferable because it has a bactericidal effect by the oligomer effect itself and exhibits antibacterial properties even in the dark.

In the case of a urinal, if an ultraviolet irradiation means is arranged on the rim portion or the stagnation portion and a photocatalyst fixing layer is provided so as to oppose the ultraviolet irradiation means, an ultraviolet illuminance stronger than the indoor lighting can be applied to the toilet surface. Because it can work
The germicidal power is further improved, and even if a malfunction occurs, the ultraviolet rays do not enter the user's eyes directly, so that it is safer.

The same method can be used for sterilizing the sana portion and the trap portion if an ultraviolet irradiation means is provided.

The method of chemically sterilizing a toilet bowl surface is basically a method of bringing a substance having a sterilizing property into contact with the toilet bowl surface. Examples of the mode include a method of providing a sterilizing solution supply means upstream of the toilet pipe and appropriately flowing the solution to the toilet, a method of spraying a sterilizing application liquid on the surface of the toilet, and a method of spraying a sterilizing gas on the surface of the toilet.

Here, the method of providing a sterilizing solution supply means upstream of the toilet pipe and appropriately flowing the solution to the toilet means that a sterilizing solution such as a tank storing a sterilizing solution or an electrolyzer is provided upstream of the toilet. This is a method in which a means for generating the cells is provided and the number of viable cells is prevented from increasing by appropriately flushing the toilet.

The germicidal substances include free chlorine, antibacterial metals or their ions, ozone, ozone-containing water, bound chlorine, organochlorine disinfectants, organophosphate disinfectants, beloxocarbonate ions or Salts, alcohol-based disinfectants and the like can be mentioned.

Of these, free chlorine, bound chlorine, ozone,
Ozone-containing water is preferable because it has a short life of at most several weeks in water as compared with an organic chlorine-based disinfectant, an organic phosphoric acid-based disinfectant, or the like.

Further, free chlorine, bound chlorine, and ozone-containing water can be generated only by electrolysis of water supplied from a pipe such as tap water, so that there is little need for maintenance.

Further, the antibacterial metal or its ion has a small atom or ion size, so that the antibacterial life is exhausted when surrounded by an organic substance or a relatively large anion. However, there is an advantage that the action time is longer than that of free chlorine, bound chlorine, ozone, ozone-containing water and the like. Therefore,
In the case of staying water, it is preferable to dispose a substance containing an antibacterial metal or its ion in the trap portion and to have excellent bactericidal properties without supplying a new bactericidal component for a considerably long period of time.

The method of sterilization by modifying the material on the surface of the toilet is basically, for example, a method of applying or mixing a substance having a sterilizing property on the surface of the toilet.

The substance having excellent bactericidal properties which can be applied or mixed on the surface of a toilet is preferably a substance having heat resistance from the viewpoint of ease of toilet production, and a substance containing an antibacterial metal or its ion is preferred. .

Here, examples of the substance containing an antibacterial metal or its ion include the antibacterial metal or its ion itself, a compound containing the antibacterial metal or its ion, or a substance carrying the antibacterial metal or its ion.

The antibacterial metal includes silver, copper, zinc and the like. Examples of the carrier of the antibacterial metal or its ion include glaze, glass, soluble glass, layered silicate, layered aluminosilicate, apatite, and calcium phosphate. , Aluminum phosphate, zeolite, zinc oxide, iron oxide, titanium oxide and the like can be used.

Of these, glaze, glass, apatite, and so on have heat resistance even at the firing temperature of sanitary ware.
Calcium phosphate, aluminum phosphate, zinc oxide, iron oxide and titanium oxide are particularly preferred.

[0265] The step of removing urease out of the toilet is a step of removing urease or bacteria having urease existing on the surface of the toilet or in the retained water outside the toilet. As a specific method, there are a method of flowing out of the toilet together with water, washing water, a sterilizing liquid, and the like, and a method of decomposing urease by a chemical method, a thermal method, or the like. Since urease is a substance that is quite stable as an enzyme, it is preferable that the urease be flown out of the toilet together with water, washing water, a sterilizing liquid, and the like.

The step of inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease refers to the step of inhibiting or slowing down the action of urease as an enzyme. More specifically, a substance that inhibits the enzymatic action of urease is brought into contact with urease or a urease-bearing bacterium that is attached to the toilet bowl surface or is present in the retained water.

As the substance that inhibits the enzymatic action of urease, a substance containing a heavy metal, halogen, boric acid, quinone, hydrogen peroxide and the like can be used.

Substances that inhibit the enzymatic action of urease
In order to contact urease or bacteria that carry urease that is attached to the toilet surface or present in the stagnant water, a liquid containing heavy metal salts, halogen, boric acid, quinone, hydrogen peroxide, or the like is passed through the toilet, A heavy metal salt, halide, borate, or the like is fixed on the surface of the toilet trap or the like, and is brought into contact with urease existing along with the attached bacteria.

In the toilet trap section, a solid substance on which heavy metal salts, halides, borates and the like are immobilized may be arranged so as to be brought into contact with urease existing with bacteria in the stagnant water. .

The step of killing bacteria and inhibiting the enzymatic action of urease refers to the step of simultaneously performing sterilization and inhibiting or slowing down the action of urease as an enzyme. More specifically, a substance that simultaneously sterilizes and inhibits or slows down the activity of urease as an enzyme is brought into contact with bacteria that have urease that is attached to the toilet bowl surface or present in the stagnant water.

As a substance which simultaneously performs sterilization and inhibition or blunting of urease as an enzyme, substances containing silver, copper, zinc or ions thereof, free chlorine, bound chlorine and the like can be used.

For contacting a substance which simultaneously sterilizes and inhibits or slows down the action of urease as an enzyme with urease or urease-containing bacteria present on the toilet bowl surface or in the retained water, silver, copper, A substance containing zinc or its ion, free chlorine, a liquid containing bound chlorine, or the like is passed through the toilet, or silver,
A substance containing copper, zinc or its ions is fixed and brought into contact with attached bacteria.

In the toilet trap section, silver,
A solid substance on which a substance containing copper, zinc or its ion is immobilized may be provided so as to be brought into contact with urease present in bacteria in the resident water.

Here, free chlorine means hypochlorous acid and hypochlorite ion. The term "bound chlorine" refers to monochloramine, dichloramine, trichloramine, etc. Among them, monochloramine and dichloramine are known to have bactericidal activity.

When a liquid containing free chlorine is used, it is preferable to supply water containing chlorine, such as tap water, medium water, well water, and industrial water, by electrolysis. This is because a liquid containing free chlorine is not suitable for storage since the amount of free chlorine gradually decreases when left untreated.

[0276] The electrolyzer uses a method in which an anode and a cathode are separated by a diaphragm and separated into alkaline water and acidic water and taken out, and only the acidic water flows into the toilet. There is a way to flush the toilet.

The method of flowing all the electrolyzed liquid into a toilet without using a diaphragm is preferable when a large amount of washing water is required at a time, such as a toilet unit in which a plurality of toilets are combined.

Conversely, a method of separating the anode and the cathode with a diaphragm and separating and taking out the alkaline water and the acidic water in an ordinary household or the like is arranged upstream of a water supply pipe, and the alkaline water is supplied for drinking and freed. It is suitable for combination with other uses such as flowing acidic water containing chlorine through a toilet.

Incidentally, free chlorine exists in the form of hypochlorous acid (HClO), which has a stronger bactericidal property, in an acidic solution.

The method for electrolyzing chlorine ion-containing water is as follows:
In order to improve the generation efficiency of free chlorine by making the chlorine generation reaction dominant over the oxygen generation reaction, an electrolysis apparatus using a chlorine generation electrode is used at least for the anode electrode.

Here, the chlorine generation electrode is an electrode capable of inducing a chlorine generation reaction, and its basic structure is a conductive base material carrying a chlorine generation catalyst or a conductive material comprising a chlorine generation catalyst. Made of a conductive material.

Depending on the type of the chlorine generating catalyst, for example, an iron-based electrode such as ferrite, a palladium-based electrode, a ruthenium-based electrode, an iridium-based electrode, a platinum-based electrode, a ruthenium-based electrode,
There are a tin-based electrode, a palladium-platinum-based electrode, an iridium-platinum-based electrode, a ruthenium-platinum-based electrode, an iridium-platinum-tantalum-based electrode, and the like.

[0283] The structure in which the chlorine-generating catalyst is carried on the conductive base material is advantageous in terms of manufacturing cost because the base material for the structure can be made of inexpensive materials such as titanium and stainless steel.

In particular, when using tap water having a chlorine ion content of only about 3 to 40 ppm in water containing chlorine ions, improving the generation efficiency of free chlorine is not enough to sterilize bacteria containing urease. Is very important in. From that viewpoint, an iridium-based electrode, an iridium-platinum-based electrode, an iridium-platinum-tantalum-based electrode, and the like are preferable.

In order to extend the life of the electrode, when a conductive base material carrying a catalyst for generating chlorine is used, it is preferable that platinum is included, because the base material is fixed to the base material better and hardly detached.

The voltage applied to the electrodes in the electrolysis tank may be a DC voltage or an AC voltage. When the voltage applied to the electrodes is an AC voltage, it is desirable to use chlorine generating electrodes for both electrodes.

In other cases, the cathode electrode is basically made of any conductive material. For example, using inexpensive materials such as iron and stainless steel is advantageous in terms of manufacturing cost.

[0288]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A toilet bowl cleaning apparatus according to the present invention will be described below. In addition, although the following description mainly deals with urinals, the same configuration and cleaning method can be used to prevent yellowing of toilets.

FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of a toilet flushing apparatus according to the present invention, which comprises at least a pair of electrodes, a channel formed between the electrodes, a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet communicating with the channel. Continuous electrolysis tank 1 having a first branch pipe 2
The toilet flushing water supply pipe 3 is connected to a position upstream of a water supply valve 4 such as a flush valve. An on-off valve 5 composed of a solenoid valve or the like is arranged on the way of the first branch pipe 2. The continuous electrolysis tank 1 is connected via a second branch pipe 6 to a position downstream of the water supply valve 4 of the water supply pipe 3 for toilet flushing. The toilet flushing water pipe 3 to which the second branch pipe 6 is connected,
It is connected to urinal A1. A control device 7 containing a timer is connected to the electrolysis tank 1 and the on-off valve 5. The water supply valve 4 is connected to a known automatic toilet flushing system B1.

[0290] In this toilet bowl washing device, the opening / closing valve 5 is appropriately opened by the control device 7 based on the instruction of the timer.
Tap water flows from the toilet flush water supply pipe 3 upstream of the water supply valve 4 through the first branch pipe 2 into the flow path formed between the electrodes of the continuous electrolysis tank 1. Simultaneously with or slightly after opening of the on-off valve 5, a voltage is applied between the electrodes by the control device 7, and tap water flowing through the flow path formed between the electrodes of the continuous electrolysis tank 1 is electrolyzed. To produce free chlorine-containing water. The generated free chlorine-containing water flows through the second branch pipe 6 into the toilet flushing water supply pipe 3 located downstream of the water supply valve 4, and flows into the urinal A1. Thereby, the toilet A1 is appropriately sterilized, and the urease contained in the bacteria is flown out of the urinal A1 together with the bacteria, so that the precipitation of urine stones is prevented, and the urine A1 is prevented from being stained. .

Independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, tap water is flushed into the urinal A1 each time the toilet flushing system A1 is operated or manually by operating the automatic toilet flushing system B1, and the surface of the urinal A1 is flushed. The remaining water in the toilet trap is replaced.

[0292] In this toilet bowl cleaning device, free chlorine-containing water, which is a toilet bowl cleaning solution, is generated by electrolysis of tap water. There is little need for maintenance and it is safe for users.

[0293] In this toilet bowl cleaning device, the control device 7 opens the on-off valve 5 at predetermined time intervals based on the instruction of the timer, and simultaneously or slightly delays the opening and closing of the on-off valve 5 by the control device 7. When a voltage is applied between the electrodes and the tap water flowing through the flow path formed between the electrodes of the continuous electrolysis tank 1 is electrolyzed to generate free chlorine-containing water, live bacteria are intermittently Since the cells are killed and removed, it is possible to effectively prevent the growth and fixation of viable bacteria adhering to the toilet from outside air or the like. Therefore, the increase and fixation effects of urease based on the action of viable bacteria are effectively suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, one cause of unpleasant odor is also prevented. In addition, by intermittent electrolysis, the life of the electrodes in the electrolyzer can be improved, and the need for maintenance can be further reduced. Further, the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with the case of always flowing, so that resource and energy are saved.

[0294] The time interval when the free chlorine-containing water is supplied to the toilet at predetermined time intervals is preferably a time interval shorter than the time during which the predetermined concentration of free chlorine is consumed. If the free chlorine disappears, the exogenous bacteria will not be killed, leading to the growth of the bacteria and, consequently, an increase in urease. The relationship between the free chlorine-containing water addition time interval and the free chlorine concentration is shown by the solid line in FIG. The time interval at which the predetermined concentration of free chlorine-containing water flows into the toilet is to the left of the solid line in this figure, that is, at a short time interval.

[0295] In the toilet flushing device, the control device 7 opens the on-off valve 5 only at night based on the instruction of the timer, and at the same time as or slightly after opening the on-off valve 5,
When voltage is applied between the electrodes by the control device 7 and the tap water flowing through the flow path formed between the electrodes of the continuous electrolysis tank 1 is electrolyzed to generate free chlorine-containing water, for example, Non-nighttime toilets, such as toilets installed in office buildings, department stores, station premises, exhibition halls, tourist facilities, and vehicles that operate only during the daytime, such as toilets used only during the daytime and hardly used at night Occasionally, bacteria are propagated in the stagnant water in the toilet bowl, preventing the situation where urease increases and sticks to the toilet bowl surface, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering and also preventing one cause of unpleasant odor.
In the daytime, tap water is flushed into the urinal A1 by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B1 or manually, every time the toilet is used or at a predetermined time interval, independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, or manually. Since the surface of the toilet A1 is washed with water and the accumulated water in the toilet trap is replaced, bacteria do not grow in the accumulated water and urease does not increase.

In this case, based on the instruction from the timer, the control device 7 opens the on-off valve 5 only at night at predetermined time intervals, and simultaneously or slightly delays the opening of the on-off valve 5. A voltage is applied between the electrodes,
If the tap water flowing through the channel formed between the electrodes of the continuous electrolysis tank 1 is electrolyzed to generate free chlorine-containing water, the life of the electrodes in the electrolyzer is further improved, and the maintenance time is reduced. The need can be further reduced. Further, since the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with the case of always flowing, it is preferable to save resources and energy.

In the toilet bowl cleaning apparatus, the following may be performed. The control device 7 is connected to the automatic toilet flushing system B1 so that the signal from the control device 7 allows the automatic toilet flushing system B1 to perform normal toilet flushing. When the free chlorine-containing water is supplied only at night as described above, first, the control device 7 sends a cleaning signal to the automatic toilet flushing system B1, and flushes the flushing water to the toilet. This displaces the stagnant water in the toilet bowl (which replaces about 99% of the stagnant water with fresh water) and removes most of the bacteria out of the toilet bowl. Thereafter, the control device 7 opens the on-off valve 5 as described above, and applies a voltage between the electrodes at the same time or with a slight delay. Then, tap water flowing through the flow path formed between the electrodes of the continuous electrolysis tank 1 is electrolyzed, and free chlorine-containing water is generated and flown to the toilet A1. Thereby, the remaining bacteria are sufficiently sterilized.

In this toilet cleaning apparatus, the control device 7 is further connected to the automatic toilet cleaning system B1, and an operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B1 is input to the control device 7 and controlled by the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B1. The timer of the device 7 is started, and when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the use of the toilet by the control device 7, that is, a predetermined time after the urinal A1 is used and the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B1 is output. When the operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B1 is not output within the time period, the on-off valve 5 is opened based on the instruction of the timer, and at the same time as or slightly after the on-off valve 5 is opened, the controller 7 inter-electrodes. Is applied, and the tap water flowing through the flow path formed between the electrodes of the continuous electrolysis tank 1 is electrolyzed to generate free chlorine-containing water. It preferred because the same effect as described above can be obtained even in the. This method has the greatest effect on resource saving and energy saving.

In this toilet cleaning apparatus, the control device 7 is also connected to the automatic toilet cleaning system B1, and an operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B1 is input to the control device 7, and the operation is controlled by the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B1. The opening / closing valve 5 is opened and the opening / closing valve 5 is opened each time the toilet 7 is used by the device 7, ie, every time the urinal A1 is used and the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B1 is output. Simultaneously or slightly delayed by the instruction of the timer, a voltage is applied between the electrodes by the control device 7, and the tap water flowing through the flow path formed between the electrodes of the continuous electrolysis tank 1 is electrolyzed, When free chlorine-containing water is generated, sterilization and inhibition of the enzymatic action of urease are performed together with the supply of urea, so that the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed,
As a result, the adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and the cause of the unusual odor is also prevented.

[0300] Compared with the case of constantly flowing, the life of the electrodes in the electrolyzer is improved, the necessity of maintenance can be further reduced, and the amount of water and electricity can be saved. Energy saving is preferable.

In this toilet cleaning apparatus, the control device 7 is also connected to the automatic toilet cleaning system B1, and an operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B1 is input to the control device 7, and the control device is operated by the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B1. 7 is started, and immediately before or immediately after the end of toilet flushing after the toilet is used by the control device 7, that is, the urinal A
1 is used and the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B1 is output, and after a short delay, the on-off valve 5 is opened based on the instruction of the timer, and the control device 7 interposes the electrode every time the on-off valve 5 is opened. Is applied, and the tap water flowing through the flow path formed between the electrodes of the continuous electrolysis tank 1 is electrolyzed to generate free chlorine-containing water. Immediately before or immediately after the termination, the water containing free chlorine is flushed into the toilet, and thus the water containing free chlorine diffuses widely on the surface of the toilet that has been wet by the automatic toilet cleaning system B1. As a result, the surface of the toilet is effectively sterilized, and an increase in urease is prevented, so that the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, thereby preventing the adhesion of urine stones and also preventing a cause of an unpleasant odor. Will be.

[0302] In the toilet bowl washing device, a flow control valve may be provided in the middle of the first branch pipe 2 instead of the on-off valve 5. The control device 7 opens the flow control valve at a predetermined time,
This is set to a predetermined opening. If the opening of the flow control valve is increased, the amount of tap water flowing into the continuous electrolysis tank 1 per unit time is also increased, and the concentration of free chlorine generated by the electrolysis is reduced. The flow rate of tap water also decreases, and the concentration of free chlorine increases. When the flow control valve is used instead of the on-off valve 5, the concentration of free chlorine can be adjusted by a flow control method.

FIG. 2 shows another embodiment of the toilet flushing apparatus according to the present invention, in which at least a pair of electrodes, a channel formed between the electrodes, a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet communicating with the channel. Is connected via a first branch pipe 12 at a position upstream of a water supply valve 14 such as a flush valve of a water supply pipe 13 for toilet flushing. An on-off valve 15 composed of a solenoid valve or the like is provided on the way of the first branch pipe 12. The continuous electrolysis tank 11 includes a second branch pipe 16.
Is connected to the toilet trap A12. The toilet flush water pipe 13 is connected to the urinal A11.
A control device 17 containing a timer is connected to the continuous electrolysis tank 11 and the on-off valve 15. The water supply valve 14 is connected to a known automatic toilet flushing system B11.

In the toilet flushing device, the control device 17 appropriately opens and closes the opening / closing valve 15 based on the instruction of the timer, and passes from the toilet flushing water supply pipe 13 upstream of the water supply valve 14 through the first branch pipe 12. , Tap water is a continuous electrolysis tank 1
It flows into a flow path formed between one electrode. Simultaneously with or slightly after opening of the on-off valve 15, a voltage is applied between the electrodes by the control device 17, and the continuous electrolysis tank 11 is opened.
The tap water flowing through the flow path formed between the electrodes is electrolyzed to generate free chlorine-containing water. The generated free chlorine-containing water passes through the second branch pipe 16 and passes through the toilet trap A12.
Flows into Thereby, the accumulated water in the toilet A11 is appropriately sterilized, and the urease contained in the bacteria is flushed out with the bacteria out of the urinal A11. Precipitation of stones is prevented, and generation of yellowish stains is prevented.

Independently of the operation of the toilet flushing apparatus, the tap water is flushed into the urinal A11 every time the toilet flushing system is used or manually by operating the toilet flushing system B11, and the surface of the urinal A11 is flushed. Then, the water retained in the toilet trap A12 is replaced.

[0306] In this toilet flushing apparatus, free chlorine-containing water as a toilet flushing liquid is generated by electrolysis of tap water. There is little need for maintenance and it is safe for users.

[0307] In this toilet bowl washing device, the opening and closing valve 1 is opened at predetermined time intervals by the control device 17 based on the instruction of the timer.
Simultaneously or slightly after opening of the valve 5 and opening of the on-off valve 15, a voltage is applied between the electrodes by the control device 17 and flows through the flow path formed between the electrodes of the continuous electrolytic cell 11. If tap water is electrolyzed to generate free chlorine-containing water, live bacteria will be intermittently killed and removed, so that live bacteria from the outside air and the like into the stagnant water in the toilet trap A12 will be removed. Proliferation and sticking to the toilet trap A12 can be effectively prevented. Therefore, the increase and fixation effects of urease based on the action of viable bacteria are effectively suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, one cause of unpleasant odor is also prevented. In addition, by intermittent electrolysis, the life of the electrodes in the electrolyzer can be improved, and the need for maintenance can be further reduced. Further, the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with the case of always flowing, so that resource and energy are saved.

[0308] In this toilet bowl cleaning device, the control device 17 opens the on-off valve 15 only at night based on the instruction of the timer, and simultaneously or slightly delays the opening and closing of the on-off valve 15 by the control device 17. Voltage is applied to
When tap water flowing through the flow path formed between the electrodes of the continuous electrolytic cell 11 is electrolyzed to generate free chlorine-containing water, for example, office buildings, department stores, station premises, exhibition halls, sightseeing spots, etc. In toilets that are used only in the daytime and hardly used at night, such as toilets installed in toilets of vehicles that operate only during the daytime, bacteria proliferate in the stagnant water in the toilet when the toilets are not used at nighttime, and urease Is prevented from increasing and sticking to the surface of the toilet, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering and also preventing a cause of unpleasant odor. During the daytime, tap water is flushed into the urinal A11 by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B11 or manually, independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, every time the toilet is used or at a predetermined time interval. Since the surface of the toilet A11 is washed with water and the retained water in the toilet trap A12 is replaced, bacteria do not propagate in the retained water and urease does not increase.

In this case, based on the instruction of the timer, the control device 17 opens the on-off valve 15 only at night at predetermined time intervals, and simultaneously or slightly delays the opening of the on-off valve 15. When a voltage is applied between the electrodes, the tap water flowing through the flow path formed between the electrodes of the continuous electrolysis tank 11 is electrolyzed, and free chlorine-containing water is generated. The life of the device can be further improved, and the need for maintenance can be further reduced. Further, since the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with the case of always flowing, it is preferable to save resources and energy.

[0310] In the toilet bowl cleaning apparatus, the following may be performed. The control device 17 is connected to the automatic toilet flushing system B11 so that the signal from the control device 17 allows the automatic toilet flushing system B11 to perform normal toilet flushing. Then, when the free chlorine-containing water is supplied only at night as described above, first, the control device 17 sends a cleaning signal to the automatic toilet flushing system B11 to cause the flushing water to flow through the toilet. This displaces the stagnant water in the toilet bowl (which replaces about 99% of the stagnant water with fresh water) and removes most of the bacteria out of the toilet bowl. Thereafter, the control device 17 opens the on-off valve 15 as described above, and applies a voltage between the electrodes at the same time or with a slight delay. Then, the continuous electrolysis tank 11
The tap water flowing through the flow path formed between the electrodes is electrolyzed to generate free chlorine-containing water and flow to the toilet trap A12. Thereby, the remaining bacteria are sufficiently sterilized.

In this toilet bowl cleaning apparatus, the control device 17 is further connected to an automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B11, and an operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B11 is inputted to the control device 17, and is controlled by the operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B11. The timer of the device 17 is started so that the control device 1
7, when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the use of the toilet, that is, the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B11 is not output within a predetermined time after the urinal A11 is used and the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B11 is output. In this case, the on-off valve 15 is opened based on the instruction of the timer,
A voltage is applied between the electrodes by the control device 17 at the same time or with a slight delay when the on-off valve 15 is opened, and the tap water flowing through the flow path formed between the electrodes of the continuous electrolysis tank 11 is electrolyzed. However, even if free chlorine-containing water is generated, the same effect as described above can be obtained, which is preferable. This method has the greatest effect on resource saving and energy saving.

[0312] In this toilet cleaning apparatus, the control device 17 is also connected to the automatic toilet cleaning system B11, and an operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B11 is input to the control device 17 to be controlled by the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B11. The opening / closing valve 15 is opened and the opening / closing valve 15 is opened each time the urinal is flushed after the toilet is used by the device 17, that is, each time the urinal A11 is used and the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B1 is output. Simultaneously or slightly delayed by the instruction of the timer, a voltage is applied between the electrodes by the control device 17, and the tap water flowing through the flow path formed between the electrodes of the continuous electrolysis tank 11 is electrolyzed, When the free chlorine-containing water is generated, sterilization and enzyme inhibition of urease are performed together with the supply of urea, so that the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, Along with the deposition of uric stone is prevented is had, it contributes to off-flavor is also prevented.

In addition, compared with the case of always flowing, the life of the electrodes in the electrolyzer is improved, the necessity of maintenance can be reduced, and the amount of water and electricity can be saved, thereby saving resources. , Energy saving,
preferable.

[0314] In the toilet bowl washing apparatus, a flow control valve may be provided in the middle of the first branch pipe 12 instead of the on-off valve 15. The control device 17 opens the flow control valve at a predetermined time and sets it to a predetermined opening. If the opening degree of the flow control valve is increased, the amount of tap water flowing into the continuous electrolysis tank 11 per unit time is also increased, and the concentration of free chlorine generated by electrolysis is reduced. The flow rate of tap water also decreases, and the concentration of free chlorine increases.
When the flow control valve is used instead of the on-off valve 15, the concentration of free chlorine can be adjusted by a flow control method.

FIG. 3 shows another embodiment of the toilet flushing apparatus according to the present invention, in which at least one pair of electrodes, a channel formed between the electrodes, a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet communicating with the channel. And the continuous electrolysis tank 21 having the
3 is disposed on the way downstream of the water supply valve 24 composed of a flush valve and the like. The control device 27 is connected to the continuous electrolysis tank 21. The water supply valve 24 is connected to a known automatic toilet flushing system B21. The toilet flush water pipe 23 is connected to the urinal A21.

[0316] In the toilet flushing apparatus, the water supply valve 24 is opened by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B21, and the tap water passes through the toilet flushing water pipe 23 to supply tap water to the continuous electrolysis tank 2.
It flows into a flow path formed between one electrode. The control signal to the water supply valve 24 is also sent from the toilet automatic cleaning system B21 to the control device 27. A voltage is applied between the electrodes by the control device 27 that has received the signal, and the tap water flowing through the flow path formed between the electrodes of the continuous electrolytic bath 21 is electrolyzed. The free chlorine-containing water generated by the electrolysis is passed to the urinal A21 through the toilet flush water supply pipe 23.

As a result, the water containing free chlorine flows into the toilet A21 each time it is used.
With the supply of urea, sterilization and enzymatic inhibition of urease are carried out, the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, and furthermore, the adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, the cause of the unpleasant odor is also prevented.

[0318] This toilet flushing device also requires less maintenance than a conventional flushing device in which chemicals are mixed into flush water, and is safe for the user.

[0319] In the toilet flushing apparatus, a timer is provided in the control device 27, and after the control device 27 receives a control signal to the water supply valve 24 from the automatic flushing system B21, the water supply valve 24 is opened. Immediately before the end of the time, a voltage may be applied between the electrodes, and the tap water flowing through the flow path formed between the electrodes of the continuous electrolytic bath 21 may be electrolyzed.

[0320] Immediately before or immediately after the end of flushing the toilet after using the toilet, free chlorine-containing water is flushed to the toilet, so that free chlorine-containing water is wet on the surface of the toilet wet by the flushing of the toilet by the automatic flushing system B21. Spread widely. As a result, the toilet surface is effectively disinfected, and the increase in urease is prevented, so that the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, thereby preventing the adhesion of urine stones and also preventing a cause of an unusual odor. become.

Each of the toilet flushing apparatuses shown in the embodiments of FIGS. 1 to 3 has a configuration provided with a continuous electrolysis tank. The continuous electrolysis tank may have any structure, but it is necessary that tap water containing chlorine ions be electrolyzed efficiently in a flowing water state, not in a stored state. Also, from the viewpoint of energy saving,
It is desirable to use a non-diaphragm type electrolysis tank in which a diaphragm is not interposed between the electrodes. In a non-diaphragm type electrolysis tank, the power required for electrolysis can be reduced by narrowing the interval between the electrodes. Further, since the electrode interval can be narrowed, the size and size of the electrolysis tank can be easily reduced.

As the electrolysis tank having the above characteristics, for example, the electrolysis method disclosed in PCT / JP95 / 01036, that is, between at least a pair of electrode plates separated from each other by 0.2 mm or more. A method in which a flow path of tap water is provided and a direct current of 300 to 1100 A / m 2 is passed through the electrode plate, more preferably, the distance between the electrodes is 0.4 mm or more, and the direct current voltage is 400 to 600 A / m 2.
The electrolysis tank using the method of setting to (2) can be suitably used.

FIG. 4 shows another embodiment of the toilet flushing apparatus according to the present invention, in which a water storage type electrolytic tank 31 having at least one pair of electrodes and a float sensor 38 is provided with a first branch pipe 3.
2, the toilet flushing water supply pipe 33 is connected to a position upstream of a water supply valve 34 such as a flush valve. A flow control valve 35 is provided on the way of the first branch pipe 32. The water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is connected via a second branch pipe 36 to a position downstream of the water supply valve 34 of the toilet flush water supply pipe 33. An on-off valve 39 is arranged on the way of the second branch pipe 36. The toilet flush water supply pipe 33 to which the second branch pipe 36 is connected is connected to the urinal A31.
The control device 37 is connected to the electrode of the water storage type electrolysis tank 31, the float sensor 38, and the on-off valve 39.

In this toilet flushing device, a small flow of tap water is constantly supplied from the flushing water supply pipe 33 upstream of the water supply valve 34 through the first branch pipe 32 and the flow control valve 35. It flows into the tank 31. The water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is detected by a float sensor 38. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, a voltage is applied between the electrodes by the control device 37 which has received the detection signal from the float sensor 38, and the voltage in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is increased. Is electrolyzed. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 37 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 38 opens the on-off valve 39 to generate the electrolysis. The free chlorine-containing water flows through the on-off valve 39 and the second branch pipe 36, flows into the toilet flush water supply pipe 33 downstream of the water supply valve 34, and flows to the urinal A31.

Here, the time when the electrode is submerged and the time when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank reaches a predetermined value may be detected by directly measuring the water level with the float sensor as described above, or the on-off valve may be used. The detection may be performed by measuring the lapse of time from the time of opening.

Independently of the operation of the toilet flushing apparatus, the tap water is flushed into the urinal A31 every time the toilet flushing system A31 is operated or manually, and the surface of the urinal A31 is flushed. The remaining water in the toilet trap is replaced.

[0327] Like the toilet bowl cleaning apparatus of Figs. 1 to 3, this toilet bowl cleaning apparatus requires less maintenance and is safe for the user as compared with a conventional cleaning apparatus in which chemicals are mixed into cleaning water. .

In the above apparatus, by appropriately setting the flow rate of the flow control valve 35, the water containing free chlorine can flow into the urinal A31 at predetermined time intervals. Therefore, the increase and fixation effects of urease based on the action of viable bacteria are effectively suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, one cause of unpleasant odor is also prevented. In addition, by intermittent electrolysis, the life of the electrodes in the electrolyzer can be improved, and the need for maintenance can be further reduced. Further, the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with the case of always flowing, so that resource and energy are saved.

In the toilet flushing apparatus shown in FIG. 4, the following may be performed. Connect the control device 37 and the flow control valve 35,
A timer is provided in the control device 37. After the flow rate control valve 35 is appropriately opened by the control device 37 so as to be adjusted to a predetermined flow rate, the water flows through the first branch pipe 32 and the flow rate control valve 35 from the toilet flush water supply pipe 33 upstream of the water supply valve 34. hand,
A small amount of tap water always flows into the water storage type electrolysis tank 31. When the on-off valve 39 is opened by the control device 37, the free chlorine-containing water generated by the electrolysis passes through the on-off valve 39 and the second branch pipe 36, and is discharged from the water supply valve 34 of the toilet flush water supply pipe 33. Enter the downstream position and urinal A
Flowed to 31. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches a predetermined value lower than the height of the top of the electrode, the on-off valve 3
9 is closed and the flow control valve 35 is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

In this case, a small flow rate of tap water is always supplied from the toilet flush water supply pipe 33 upstream of the water supply valve 34 to the storage type electrolysis tank 31 through the first branch pipe 32 and the flow control valve 35. After the inflow, the on-off valve 39 is opened. Free chlorine-containing water generated by the electrolysis flows through the on-off valve 39 and the second branch pipe 36 to a position downstream of the water supply valve 34 of the toilet flush water supply pipe 33, and flows to the urinal A31. The operation during is the same as above. That is, the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is detected by the float sensor 38, and when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, the control receiving the detection signal from the float sensor 38 A voltage is applied between the electrodes by the device 37, and the stored water in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is electrolyzed. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 37 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 38 opens the on-off valve 39.

[0331] By doing so, the flow control valve 35 can be opened only when required by the instruction of the timer, and the water containing free chlorine can flow into the urinal A31, so that the life of the electrodes in the electrolyzer can be improved. In addition, the need for maintenance can be further reduced. Further, since the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with the case of always flowing, it is preferable to save resources and energy.

In the toilet flushing apparatus of FIG. 4, the following may be performed. Connect the control device 37 and the flow control valve 35,
A timer is provided in the control device 37, and the flow control valve 35 is opened only at night so that the flow rate is adjusted to a predetermined value. From the toilet flush water supply pipe 33 upstream of the water supply valve 34, the tap water with a small flow rate always flows into the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 through the first branch pipe 32 and the flow control valve 35. The water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is detected by the float sensor 38, and when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 37 receives the detection signal from the float sensor 38. As a result, a voltage is applied between the electrodes,
The water stored in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is electrolyzed. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 37 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 38 opens the on-off valve 39 to generate the electrolysis. The free chlorine-containing water flows through the on-off valve 39 and the second branch pipe 36 to a position downstream of the water supply valve 34 of the toilet flush water supply pipe 33, and the urinal A
Flowed to 31. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches a predetermined value lower than the height of the top of the electrode, the on-off valve 3
9 is closed, and the flow control valve 35 is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

[0333] In this case, the water containing free chlorine flows into the toilet A31 only at night, and for example,
For toilets that are used only during the day and are rarely used at night, such as toilets installed in office buildings, department stores, inside stations, exhibition halls, tourist facilities, and vehicles that operate only during the day, when toilets are not used at night This prevents bacteria from multiplying in the stagnant water in the toilet bowl and increasing the amount of urease to adhere to the surface of the toilet bowl, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering and, at the same time, preventing one cause of unpleasant odor. During the daytime, tap water is flushed into the urinal A31 by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B31 or manually, independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, every time the toilet is used or at a predetermined time interval. Since the surface of the toilet A31 is washed with water and the accumulated water in the toilet trap is replaced, bacteria do not grow in the accumulated water and urease does not increase.

In the toilet bowl cleaning apparatus, the following may be performed. The control device 37 is connected to the automatic toilet flushing system B31 so that the signal from the control device 37 enables the automatic toilet flushing system B31 to perform normal toilet flushing. When the free chlorine-containing water is supplied only at night as described above, first, the control device 37 sends a cleaning signal to the automatic toilet flushing system B31 to flush the flushing water to the toilet. This displaces the stagnant water in the toilet bowl (which replaces about 99% of the stagnant water with fresh water) and removes most of the bacteria out of the toilet bowl. Thereafter, the controller 37 opens the flow control valve 35 as described above. As a result, free chlorine-containing water is generated as described above and flows to the toilet A31, and the remaining bacteria are sufficiently sterilized.

When the water containing free chlorine is allowed to flow only at night as described above, a high concentration or a large amount is flowed only at the first time of the night, and a lower concentration or a small amount of the free chlorine is used at the second and subsequent nights. The contained water may be allowed to flow. In order to increase the concentration of the free chlorine-containing water, the opening of the flow control valve 35 may be reduced or the current flowing between the electrodes may be increased. Conversely, the concentration can be reduced by increasing the opening of the flow control valve 35 or decreasing the current flowing between the electrodes. Also, in order to flow a large amount of free chlorine-containing water into the toilet, the above-mentioned `` predetermined water level higher than the height of the top of the electrode '' may be set higher, and in order to reduce the amount, the predetermined water level is lowered. Just set it.

In the toilet bowl washing apparatus of FIG. 4, the following may be performed. Connect the control device 37 and the flow control valve 35,
A timer is provided in the control device 37. The control device 37 is further connected to the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B31, and an operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B31 is also input to the control device 37. The timer of the control device 37 is started by the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B31, so that the control device 3
According to 7, when the toilet is not used within a predetermined time after using the toilet, that is, the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B31 is not output within a predetermined time after the urinal A31 is used and the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B31 is output. In this case, based on the instruction of the timer, the control device 37 opens the flow control valve 35 so that the flow rate is adjusted to the predetermined flow rate.
From the toilet flush water supply pipe 33 upstream of the water supply valve 34, the tap water with a small flow rate always flows into the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 through the first branch pipe 32 and the flow control valve 35. The water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is detected by the float sensor 38, and when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 37 receives the detection signal from the float sensor 38. As a result, a voltage is applied between the electrodes, and the water stored in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is electrolyzed. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 37 which has received the detection signal from the float sensor 38 opens the on-off valve 39 to generate the electrolysis. The free chlorine-containing water flows through the on-off valve 39 and the second branch pipe 36 to a position downstream of the water supply valve 34 of the toilet flush water supply pipe 33, and flows to the urinal A31. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches a predetermined value lower than the height of the top of the electrode, the on-off valve 39 is closed, and the flow control valve 35 is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

[0337] In this way, the free chlorine-containing water is flushed to the toilet A31 only when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the toilet is used, so that bacteria can propagate in the water retained in the toilet when the toilet is not used. However, it is possible to prevent a situation in which the amount of urease increases and adheres to the surface of the toilet bowl, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering and also preventing a cause of unpleasant odor.

In the toilet flushing apparatus of FIG. 4, the following may be performed. Connect the control device 37 and the flow control valve 35,
A timer is provided in the control device 37. The control device 37 is also connected to the automatic toilet flushing system B31, and the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B31 is also input to the control device 37.
In accordance with the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B31, the flow control is performed by the controller 37 every time the toilet is used after the toilet is used, that is, every time the urinal A31 is used and the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B31 is output. Open the valve 35,
The flow rate is adjusted to a predetermined value. From the toilet flush water supply pipe 33 upstream of the water supply valve 34, the tap water with a small flow rate always flows into the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 through the first branch pipe 32 and the flow control valve 35. The water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is detected by the float sensor 38, and when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 3 receives the detection signal from the float sensor 38.
By 7, a voltage is applied between the electrodes, and the stored water in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is electrolyzed. Water storage type electrolysis tank 3
When the water level in 1 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the opening / closing valve 39 is opened by the control device 37 which has received the detection signal from the float sensor 38, and the water containing free chlorine generated by the electrolysis is discharged. On-off valve 39 and second branch pipe 3
6 and flows downstream of the water supply valve 34 of the toilet flush water supply pipe 33 and flows to the urinal A31. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches a predetermined value lower than the height of the top of the electrode, the on-off valve 39 is closed, and the flow control valve 35 is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

In this manner, the water containing free chlorine can be flushed to the toilet while the toilet surface is wet after the toilet is washed by the automatic toilet washing system B31 after the toilet is used. Free chlorine-containing water diffuses widely on the surface. As a result, the surface of the toilet is effectively sterilized, and an increase in urease is prevented, so that the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, thereby preventing the adhesion of urine stones and also preventing a cause of an unpleasant odor. .

In the toilet flushing apparatus of FIG. 4, the following may be performed. An on-off valve C is disposed on the first branch pipe 32 upstream of the flow control valve 35, a control device 37 is connected to the on-off valve C, and a timer is disposed on the control device 37. The flow control valve 35 is adjusted so as to always flow at a predetermined flow rate. The on-off valve C is opened as appropriate, and the first branch pipe 32, the on-off valve C and the flow control valve 3 are connected from the toilet flush water supply pipe 33 upstream of the water supply valve 34.
5 and a small flow of tap water is constantly stored in the electrolysis tank 3
So that it flows into 1. When the on-off valve 39 is opened, the water containing free chlorine generated by the electrolysis is turned on and off.
And the second branch pipe 36, the water flows to a position downstream of the water supply valve 34 of the toilet flush water supply pipe 33, and flows to the urinal A31. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches a predetermined value lower than the height of the top of the electrode, the on-off valve 39 is closed, and the on-off valve C is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

In this case, the first branch pipe 32 and the open / close valve C are connected from the toilet flush water supply pipe 33 upstream of the water supply valve 34.
After the tap water having a small flow rate always flows into the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 through the flow control valve 35 and the open / close valve 39, the open / close valve 39 is opened. And the second branch pipe 36, and flows into the toilet flushing water supply pipe 33 to a position downstream of the water supply valve 34, and the urinal A
The operation during the flow in the stream 31 may be the same as described above.
That is, the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is detected by the float sensor 38, and when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, the control receiving the detection signal from the float sensor 38 A voltage is applied between the electrodes by the device 37, and the stored water in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is electrolyzed. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 37 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 38 opens the on-off valve 39.

In this manner, the open / close valve C can be opened only when required by the instruction of the timer, and the water containing free chlorine can flow into the urinal A31. Thus, the need for maintenance can be further reduced. In addition, the amount of water and electricity is reduced compared to the case of continuous flow, saving resources,
It is energy saving.

Further, the provision of the on-off valve C eliminates the need for flow control for each opening and closing, and eliminates the need to provide a flow control mechanism in the control device.

In the toilet flushing apparatus of FIG. 4, the following may be performed. An on-off valve C is disposed on the first branch pipe 32 upstream of the flow control valve 35, a control device 37 is connected to the on-off valve C, and a timer is disposed on the control device 37. The flow control valve 35 is adjusted so as to always flow at a predetermined flow rate. Open the on-off valve C only at night. From the toilet flush water supply pipe 33 upstream of the water supply valve 34, the tap water with a small flow rate always flows into the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 through the first branch pipe 32, the on-off valve C, and the flow control valve 35. The water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is detected by the float sensor 38, and when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 3 receives the detection signal from the float sensor 38.
By 7, a voltage is applied between the electrodes, and the stored water in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is electrolyzed. Water storage type electrolysis tank 3
When the water level in 1 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 37 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 38 opens the on-off valve 39, and the free chlorine-containing water generated by the electrolysis is opened. Passes through the opening / closing valve 39 and the second branch pipe 36 and passes through the water supply valve 34 of the toilet flush water supply pipe 33.
It flows to a position further downstream than it and is flushed to the urinal A31. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches a predetermined value lower than the height of the top of the electrode, the on-off valve 39 is closed, and the on-off valve C is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

[0345] In this case, the free chlorine-containing water flows into the toilet A31 only at night, so that, for example,
For toilets that are used only during the day and are rarely used at night, such as toilets installed in office buildings, department stores, inside stations, exhibition halls, tourist facilities, and vehicles that operate only during the day, when toilets are not used at night This prevents bacteria from multiplying in the stagnant water in the toilet bowl and increasing the amount of urease to adhere to the surface of the toilet bowl, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering and, at the same time, preventing one cause of unpleasant odor. During the daytime, tap water is flushed into the urinal A31 by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B31 or manually, independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, every time the toilet is used or at a predetermined time interval. Since the surface of the toilet A31 is washed with water and the accumulated water in the toilet trap is replaced, bacteria do not grow in the accumulated water and urease does not increase. Further, the provision of the on-off valve C makes it unnecessary to control the flow rate for each opening and closing, and eliminates the need to provide a flow rate control mechanism in the control device.

In the toilet flushing apparatus of FIG. 4, the following may be performed. An on-off valve C is disposed in the first branch pipe 32 upstream of the flow control valve 35, and the control device 37 is connected to the on-off valve C. The flow control valve 35 is adjusted so as to always flow at a predetermined flow rate. A timer is provided in the control device 37, and the control device 37 is further connected to the toilet automatic cleaning system B31,
The control signal of the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B31
Also enter The operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B31 starts the timer of the control device 37,
When the controller 37 does not use the toilet within a certain time after using the toilet, that is, when the urinal A31 is used and the activation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B31 is output, the activation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B31 is output within a predetermined time. If not output, on-off valve C
open. Toilet flush water supply pipe 33 upstream of the water supply valve 34
Through the first branch pipe 32, the on-off valve C, and the flow control valve 35, tap water with a small flow rate always flows into the water storage type electrolysis tank 31. The water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is detected by the float sensor 38, and when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 37 receives the detection signal from the float sensor 38. As a result, a voltage is applied between the electrodes, and the water stored in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is electrolyzed. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 37 which has received the detection signal from the float sensor 38 opens the on-off valve 39 to generate the electrolysis. The free chlorine-containing water flows through the on-off valve 39 and the second branch pipe 36 to a position downstream of the water supply valve 34 of the toilet flush water supply pipe 33, and flows to the urinal A31. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches a predetermined value lower than the height of the top of the electrode, the on-off valve 39 is closed, and the on-off valve C is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

[0347] In this way, the free chlorine-containing water is flushed to the toilet A31 only when the toilet is not used within a certain period of time after the toilet is used. Urease is prevented from increasing and sticking to the surface of the toilet bowl, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering and preventing an unpleasant odor. Further, the provision of the on-off valve C makes it unnecessary to control the flow rate for each opening and closing, and eliminates the need to provide a flow rate control mechanism in the control device.

[0348] In the toilet cleaning device of Fig. 4, the following may be performed. An on-off valve C is disposed in the first branch pipe 32 upstream of the flow control valve 35, and the control device 37 is connected to the on-off valve C. The flow control valve 35 is adjusted so as to always flow at a predetermined flow rate. A timer is provided in the control device 37, and the control device 37 is also connected to the automatic toilet flushing system B31, so that an operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B31 is also input to the control device 37. According to the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B31, every time the toilet is flushed after using the toilet, that is, the urinal A31 is used and the automatic toilet flushing system B31 is used.
Each time the operation signal is output, the control device 37 opens the on-off valve C. From the toilet flush water supply pipe 33 upstream of the water supply valve 34 to the first branch pipe 32, the on-off valve C and the flow control valve 3
5, tap water with a small flow rate always flows into the water storage type electrolysis tank 31. The water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is detected by the float sensor 38 and the water storage type electrolysis tank 3 is detected.
When the water level in the tank 1 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, a voltage is applied between the electrodes by the control device 37 which has received the detection signal from the float sensor 38, and the stored water in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 is electrically operated. Decomposed. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 3 receiving the detection signal from the float sensor 38
7, the open / close valve 39 is opened, and the free chlorine-containing water generated by the electrolysis flows through the open / close valve 39 and the second branch pipe 36 to a position downstream of the water supply valve 34 of the toilet flush water supply pipe 33. Then, it is flushed to the urinal A31. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 31 reaches a predetermined value lower than the height of the top of the electrode, the on-off valve 39 is closed, and the on-off valve C is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

In this way, since the water containing free chlorine can be flushed into the toilet while the toilet surface is wet after the toilet is washed by the automatic toilet washing system B31 after using the toilet, the toilet that has been wet by the toilet wash can be used. Free chlorine-containing water diffuses widely on the surface. As a result, the surface of the toilet is effectively sterilized, and an increase in urease is prevented, so that the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, thereby preventing the adhesion of urine stones and also preventing a cause of an unpleasant odor. .

FIG. 5 shows another embodiment of the toilet flushing apparatus according to the present invention.
2, the toilet flushing water supply pipe 43 is connected to a position upstream of a water supply valve 44 such as a flush valve. An on-off valve 45 is provided on the way of the first branch pipe 42. The water storage type electrolysis tank 41 is connected via a second branch pipe 46 to a position downstream of the water supply valve 44 of the toilet flush water supply pipe 43. An on-off valve 49 is provided on the way of the second branch pipe 46. The toilet flush water pipe 43 to which the second branch pipe 46 is connected is connected to the urinal A41. The control device 47 is connected to the electrodes of the water storage type electrolysis tank 41, the float sensor 48, and the on-off valves 45 and 49.

In this toilet flushing apparatus, tap water flows from the toilet flushing water supply pipe 43 upstream of the water supply valve 44 through the first branch pipe 42 and the on-off valve 45 into the water storage type electrolysis tank 41. The water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 41 is detected by a float sensor 48. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 41 reaches a predetermined value higher than the top of the electrode, the control device 47 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 48 closes the on-off valve 45. The control device 47 is provided with a timer, and in a predetermined time zone, between the electrodes of the water storage type electrolysis tank 41, the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 41 has reached a predetermined value higher than the top of the electrode. Only in this case, a voltage is applied and the water stored in the water storage type electrolysis tank 41 is electrolyzed. After the stored water in the water storage type electrolysis tank 41 is electrolyzed, the on-off valve 49 is promptly opened according to an instruction from the control device 47, and the free chlorine-containing water generated by the electrolysis is separated from the on-off valve 49 and the second branch. Through tube 46,
The water flows into the toilet flushing water supply pipe 43 downstream of the water supply valve 44 and flows to the urinal A41.

Independently of the toilet flushing apparatus, by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B41 or manually
Tap water is flushed to urinal A41 each time it is used, and urinal A
The surface of 41 is washed with water, and the water remaining in the toilet trap is replaced.

This toilet flushing device, like the toilet flushing device of FIGS. 1 to 4, requires less maintenance than a conventional flushing device in which chemicals are mixed into flush water, and is safe for the user. is there.

In the above apparatus, a voltage is appropriately applied to the electrodes in the water storage type electrolysis tank 41 in accordance with a timer instruction, so that the water containing free chlorine flows into the urinal A41. Therefore, the increase and fixation effects of urease based on the action of viable bacteria are effectively suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, one cause of unpleasant odor is also prevented.

In the above-mentioned toilet bowl washing apparatus, a time zone in which a voltage can be applied between the electrodes of the water storage type electrolysis tank 41 may be provided at predetermined time intervals according to a timer instruction. In this manner, the toilet A41 is provided at predetermined time intervals.
Since the free chlorine-containing water is supplied to the electrode, the electrolysis is intermittently performed, the life of the electrode in the electrolyzer is improved, and the necessity of maintenance can be further reduced. Further, the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with the case where the water is constantly flushed, so that resources and energy are saved.

In the above-mentioned toilet bowl washing apparatus, a time zone in which a voltage can be applied between the electrodes of the water storage type electrolysis tank 41 only at night according to a timer instruction may be provided. In this way, the water containing free chlorine is flushed to the toilet A41 only at night, so that it is installed in, for example, office buildings, department stores, station premises, exhibition halls, tourist facilities, and vehicles such as vehicles operated only in the daytime. Like a finished toilet,
In toilets that are used only in the daytime and hardly used at night, when the toilet is not used at night, bacteria are prevented from growing in the stagnant water in the toilet, increasing the amount of urease and sticking to the surface of the toilet, and consequently the adhesion of urine stones Is prevented, and one cause of an unpleasant odor is also prevented. In the daytime, every time the toilet is used or at a predetermined time interval, independently of the operation of the toilet cleaning device, by the operation of the automatic toilet cleaning system B41,
Alternatively, the tap water is flushed into the urinal A41 by hand, and the surface of the urinal A41 is washed with water and the accumulated water in the urinal trap is replaced. Therefore, bacteria do not grow in the accumulated water and the amount of urease does not increase. . In addition, the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with the case where the water is constantly flushed, so that resources and energy are saved.

In the toilet bowl cleaning apparatus, the following may be performed. The control device 47 is connected to the automatic toilet flushing system B41, and the signal from the control device 47 allows the automatic toilet flushing system B41 to perform normal toilet flushing. Then, when the free chlorine-containing water is supplied only at night as described above, first, the control device 47 sends a cleaning signal to the automatic toilet flushing system B41 to cause the flushing water to flow into the toilet. This displaces the stagnant water in the toilet bowl (which replaces about 99% of the stagnant water with fresh water) and removes most of the bacteria out of the toilet bowl. Thereafter, the controller 47 opens the on-off valve 45 as described above. As a result, free chlorine-containing water is generated as described above and flows to the toilet A41, and the remaining bacteria are sufficiently sterilized.

When the water containing free chlorine is allowed to flow only at night as described above, a high concentration or a large amount is flowed only at the first time of the night, and a lower concentration or a small amount of free chlorine is used at the second and subsequent nights. The contained water may be allowed to flow. To increase the concentration of free chlorine-containing water, the current flowing between the electrodes may be increased, and to lower the concentration, the current flowing between the electrodes may be decreased. Also, in order to flow a large amount of free chlorine-containing water into the toilet, the above-mentioned `` predetermined water level higher than the height of the top of the electrode '' may be set higher, and in order to reduce the amount, the predetermined water level is lowered. Just set it.

In the above toilet flushing device, the following may be performed. The controller 47 is further equipped with an automatic toilet system B
The operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B41 is also input to the control device 47. When the timer of the control device 47 is started by the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B41, and the controller 47 does not use the toilet within a predetermined time after using the toilet, that is, the urinal A4
1 is used, and within a predetermined time after the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B41 is output, the automatic toilet flushing system B4
When the operation signal of No. 1 is not output, a time zone in which a voltage can be applied is provided between the electrodes of the water storage type electrolysis tank 41 based on the instruction of the timer. Then, since the free chlorine-containing water is allowed to flow to the toilet A41 only when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the toilet is used, bacteria proliferate in the retained water in the toilet when the toilet is not used, and the amount of urease increases. As a result, it is possible to prevent the situation of sticking to the surface of the toilet, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering and also preventing a cause of unpleasant odor. In addition, the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with the case where the water is constantly flushed, so that resources and energy are saved.

In the above-mentioned toilet bowl washing apparatus, the following may be performed. The controller 47 is connected to the automatic toilet flushing system B41.
The operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B41 is also input to the control device 47. Toilet automatic cleaning system B4
In accordance with the operation signal of 1, every time the toilet is cleaned by the control device 47 after the toilet is used, that is, each time the urinal A41 is used and the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B41 is output, based on the instruction of the timer, A time zone in which a voltage can be applied is provided between the electrodes of the water storage type electrolysis tank 41. Then, since the free chlorine-containing water can be flushed to the toilet while the toilet surface is wet after the toilet flushing by the automatic toilet flushing system B41 after using the toilet, the free chlorine-containing water can be flushed on the toilet surface wet by the toilet flush. Spread widely.
As a result, the surface of the toilet is effectively sterilized, and an increase in urease is prevented, so that the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, thereby preventing the adhesion of urine stones and also preventing a cause of an unpleasant odor. .

FIG. 6 (a) shows another embodiment of the toilet flushing apparatus according to the present invention, in which a water storage type electrolysis tank 51 having at least one pair of electrodes and a float sensor 58 is provided with a first branch pipe 52. It is connected to a position upstream of a water supply valve 54 composed of a flush valve and the like of the toilet flush water supply pipe 53. A flow control valve 55 is provided in the middle of the first branch pipe 52. The water storage type electrolysis tank 51 includes a second branch pipe 56.
Is connected to the toilet trap A52. An on-off valve 59 is provided on the way of the second branch pipe 56. The control device 57 is connected to the electrode of the water storage type electrolysis tank 51, the float sensor 58 and the on-off valve 59.

In this toilet flushing apparatus, a small flow of tap water is constantly supplied from the flushing water supply pipe 53 upstream of the water supply valve 54 through the first branch pipe 52 and the flow control valve 55. It flows into the tank 51. The water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is detected by a float sensor 58. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, a voltage is applied between the electrodes by the control device 57 which has received the detection signal from the float sensor 58, and the water in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is supplied. Is electrolyzed. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 57 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 58 opens the on-off valve 59 to generate the electrolysis. The water containing free chlorine is supplied to the on-off valve 59.
And the second branch pipe 56, and is flowed to the toilet trap A52. As a result, the accumulated water in the toilet A51 is appropriately sterilized, and the urease contained in the bacteria is removed together with the bacteria.
, The urine stones are prevented from being deposited in the toilet trap A52, which is the site to which the yellowish stain is most likely to adhere, and the yellowish stain is prevented from being generated.

Independently of the operation of the toilet flushing apparatus, the tap water is flushed to the urinal A51 each time the toilet flushing system B51 is operated or manually, and the surface of the urinal A51 is flushed. Then, the water retained in the toilet trap A52 is replaced.

[0364] In this toilet flushing apparatus, as in the case of the toilet flushing apparatus of Figs. 1 to 5, free chlorine-containing water as a toilet flushing liquid is generated by electrolysis of tap water, and therefore, conventional chemicals are mixed into the flushing water. The need for maintenance is less than that of a cleaning device to be used, and it is safe for the user.

In the above apparatus, by appropriately setting the flow rate of the flow rate control valve 55, the water containing free chlorine can flow into the urinal A51 at predetermined time intervals. Therefore, the increase and fixation effect of urease based on the action of viable bacteria are effectively suppressed, the increase in pH due to the decomposition of ammonia is suppressed, and adhesion of urine stone is prevented, and one cause of an unpleasant odor is also prevented. In addition, by intermittent electrolysis, the life of the electrodes in the electrolyzer can be improved, and the need for maintenance can be further reduced. Further, the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with the case of always flowing, so that resource and energy are saved.

In the toilet flushing device of FIG. 6A, the following may be performed. The control device 57 is connected to the flow control valve 55, and the control device 57 is provided with a timer. The flow rate control valve 55 is opened appropriately so that the flow rate is adjusted to a predetermined value. From the toilet flush water supply pipe 53 upstream of the water supply valve 54, the tap water with a small flow rate always flows into the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 through the first branch pipe 52 and the flow control valve 55. The on-off valve 59 is opened, and the water containing free chlorine generated by the electrolysis is passed through the on-off valve 59 and the second branch pipe 56 to the toilet trap A52. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value lower than the height of the top of the electrode, the on-off valve 59 is closed, and the flow control valve 55 is closed simultaneously or slightly later. .

In this case, a small flow rate of tap water is always supplied from the toilet flush water supply pipe 53 upstream of the water supply valve 54 to the storage type electrolysis tank 51 through the first branch pipe 52 and the flow control valve 55. After the inflow, the on-off valve 59 is opened, and the operation while the free chlorine-containing water generated by the electrolysis is flowed to the toilet trap A52 through the on-off valve 59 and the second branch pipe 56 is the same as described above. What should I do? That is, the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is detected by the float sensor 58, and when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, the control receiving the detection signal from the float sensor 58 is performed. A voltage is applied between the electrodes by the device 57, and the water stored in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is electrolyzed. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 57 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 58 causes the on-off valve 59 to open.
Is opened.

By doing so, the flow control valve 55 can be opened only when necessary by the instruction of the timer, and the water containing free chlorine can flow into the toilet trap A52, so that the life of the electrodes in the electrolyzer can be improved. In addition, the need for maintenance can be further reduced. Furthermore,
Since the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with the case of always flowing, resource and energy are saved.

In the toilet flushing device of FIG. 6A, the following may be performed. The control device 57 is connected to the flow control valve 55, and the control device 57 is provided with a timer. The flow control valve 55 is opened only at night so that the flow rate is adjusted to a predetermined value. Then, from the toilet flush water supply pipe 53 upstream of the water supply valve 54, the first branch pipe 52 and the flow control valve 55 pass through,
Tap water with a small flow rate always flows into the water storage type electrolysis tank 51. The water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is detected by the float sensor 58, and when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, the float sensor 58
The voltage is applied between the electrodes by the control device 57 which has received the detection signal from, and the stored water in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is electrolyzed. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 57 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 58
The open / close valve 59 is opened, and the free chlorine-containing water generated by the electrolysis flows through the open / close valve 59 and the second branch pipe 56 to the toilet trap A52. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value lower than the height of the top of the electrode, the on-off valve 59 is closed, and the flow control valve 55 is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

[0370] In this case, the water containing free chlorine flows into the toilet trap A52 only at night,
For example, toilets that are used only in the daytime and are hardly used at night, such as toilets installed in office buildings, department stores, station premises, exhibition halls, tourist facilities, and vehicles that operate only during the daytime Bacteria grow in the stagnant water in the toilet at the time of use, and a situation in which urease increases and adheres to the surface of the toilet is prevented, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering and also preventing a cause of unpleasant odor. In the daytime, every time the toilet is used or at a predetermined time interval, independently of the operation of the toilet cleaning device, the automatic toilet cleaning system B51
The tap water is flushed into the urinal A51 by the operation of or manually, the surface of the urinal A51 is washed with water, and the accumulated water in the toilet trap A52 is replaced, so that bacteria do not propagate in the accumulated water. Urease does not increase.

In the toilet cleaning device of FIG. 6A, the following may be performed. The control device 57 is connected to the flow control valve 55, and the control device 57 is provided with a timer. Control device 5
7 is also connected to the automatic toilet flushing system B51, and the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B51 is also input to the control device 57. The timer of the control device 57 is started by the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B51, and when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the use of the toilet by the control device 57, that is, the urinal A51 is used and the automatic toilet flushing system B51 is used. If the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B51 is not output within a predetermined time after the operation signal is output, the flow control valve 5 is controlled based on the instruction of the timer.
5 is opened to adjust to a predetermined flow rate. As a result, tap water with a small flow rate always flows into the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 from the toilet flush water supply pipe 53 upstream of the water supply valve 54 through the first branch pipe 52 and the flow control valve 55. The water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is detected by the float sensor 58, and when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 57 receiving the detection signal from the float sensor 58. As a result, a voltage is applied between the electrodes, and the water stored in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is electrolyzed. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 57 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 58 causes the on-off valve 59 to open.
Is opened, and the free chlorine-containing water generated by the electrolysis is passed to the toilet trap A52 through the on-off valve 59 and the second branch pipe 56. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value lower than the height of the top of the electrode, the on-off valve 59 is closed, and the flow control valve 55 is closed simultaneously or slightly later. .

[0372] In this case, free chlorine-containing water is flushed to the toilet trap A52 only when the toilet is not used within a certain period of time after the toilet is used, so that bacteria in the water retained in the toilet when the toilet is not used can be removed. Propagation is prevented, and the situation where urease is increased and adheres to the surface of the toilet bowl is prevented, so that adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, a cause of unpleasant odor is also prevented.

In the toilet flushing device of FIG. 6A, the following may be performed. The control device 57 is connected to the flow control valve 55, and the control device 57 is provided with a timer. Control device 5
7 is also connected to the automatic toilet flushing system B51, and the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B51 is also input to the control device 57. In accordance with the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B51, the flow control is performed by the controller 57 every time the toilet is used after the toilet is used, that is, every time the urinal A51 is used and the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B51 is output. The valve 55 is opened so that the flow rate is adjusted to a predetermined value. As a result, tap water with a small flow rate always flows into the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 from the toilet flush water supply pipe 53 upstream of the water supply valve 54 through the first branch pipe 52 and the flow control valve 55. The water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is detected by the float sensor 58, and when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 57 receiving the detection signal from the float sensor 58. As a result, a voltage is applied between the electrodes, and the water stored in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is electrolyzed. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the float sensor 58
The control device 57 that has received the detection signal from the
9 is opened, and the water containing free chlorine generated by the electrolysis is passed through the on-off valve 59 and the second branch pipe 56 to the toilet trap A52. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value lower than the height of the top of the electrode, the on-off valve 59 is closed, and the flow control valve 55 is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

In the toilet flushing device of FIG. 6A, the following may be performed. An on-off valve D is provided in the first branch pipe 52 upstream of the flow control valve 55, and the control device 57 is connected to the on-off valve D. A timer is provided in the control device 57. The flow control valve 55 is adjusted so as to always flow at a predetermined flow rate, the opening / closing valve D is opened appropriately, and the first branch pipe 52, the opening / closing valve D and the flow control valve are provided from the toilet flush water supply pipe 53 upstream of the water supply valve 54. Through the valve 55, a small flow rate of tap water is allowed to always flow into the water storage type electrolysis tank 51. Furthermore, on-off valve 5
9 is opened, and the water containing free chlorine generated by the electrolysis is passed through the on-off valve 59 and the second branch pipe 56 to the toilet trap A52. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value lower than the height of the top of the electrode, the on-off valve 59 is closed, and the on-off valve D is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

In this case, the first branch pipe 52 and the on-off valve D are connected to the toilet flush water supply pipe 53 upstream of the water supply valve 54.
After the tap water with a small flow rate always flows into the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 through the flow control valve 55, the on-off valve 59 is opened,
Free chlorine-containing water generated by the electrolysis passes through the on-off valve 59 and the second branch pipe 56, and passes through the toilet trap A52.
The operation during the flow is performed in the same manner as described above. That is, the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is detected by the float sensor 58, and when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, the float sensor 5
A voltage is applied between the electrodes by the control device 57 that has received the detection signal from the controller 8, and the stored water in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is electrolyzed. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 57 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 58 opens the on-off valve 59.

By doing so, the on-off valve D can be opened only when necessary according to the instruction of the timer, and the water containing free chlorine can flow into the toilet trap A52, so that the life of the electrodes in the electrolyzer can be improved. Thus, the need for maintenance can be further reduced. Further, the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with the case of always flowing, so that resource and energy are saved.

Also, by providing the on-off valve D, the flow control for each opening and closing is not required, and the control device does not need to be provided with a flow control mechanism.

In the toilet flushing device of FIG. 6A, the following may be performed. An on-off valve D is provided in the first branch pipe 52 upstream of the flow control valve 55, and the control device 57 is connected to the on-off valve D. A timer is provided in the control device 57. The flow control valve 55 is adjusted so as to always flow at a predetermined flow rate, and the on-off valve D is opened only at night. From the toilet flush water supply pipe 53 upstream of the water supply valve 54 to the first branch pipe 52 and the on-off valve D
The tap water having a small flow rate always flows into the storage-type electrolysis tank 51 through the flow control valve 55. Water storage type electrolysis tank 5
1 is detected by the float sensor 58, and when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 57 which has received the detection signal from the float sensor 58 causes a gap between the electrodes. A voltage is applied, and the stored water in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is electrolyzed. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 57 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 58 opens the on-off valve 59 to generate the electrolysis. The free chlorine-containing water is supplied to the on-off valve 59.
And the second branch pipe 56, and is flowed to the toilet trap A52. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value lower than the height of the top of the electrode, the on-off valve 59 is closed, and the on-off valve D is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

In this way, the free chlorine-containing water flows into the toilet trap A52 only at night,
For example, toilets that are used only in the daytime and are hardly used at night, such as toilets installed in office buildings, department stores, station premises, exhibition halls, tourist facilities, and vehicles that operate only during the daytime Bacteria grow in the stagnant water in the toilet at the time of use, and a situation in which urease increases and adheres to the surface of the toilet is prevented, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering and also preventing a cause of unpleasant odor. In the daytime, each time the toilet is used or at a predetermined time interval, independently of the operation of the toilet cleaning device, the toilet automatic cleaning system B
The tap water is flushed into the urinal A51 by the operation of the toilet 51 or manually, the surface of the urinal A51 is washed, and the accumulated water in the urinal trap A52 is replaced, so that bacteria can propagate in the accumulated water. And urease does not increase.
In addition, the provision of the on-off valve D eliminates the need for flow control for each opening and closing, and eliminates the need to provide a flow control mechanism in the control device.

In the toilet flushing device of FIG. 6A, the following may be performed. An on-off valve D is provided in the first branch pipe 52 upstream of the flow control valve 55, and the control device 57 is connected to the on-off valve D. The flow control valve 55 is adjusted so as to always flow at a predetermined flow rate. A timer is provided in the control device 57. The controller 57 is also connected to the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B51, and inputs an operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B51 to the controller 57 as well. Automatic toilet cleaning system B51
When the toilet is not used within a certain time after the toilet is used by the controller 57, that is, the urinal A51 is used and the activation signal of the toilet automatic cleaning system B51 is output. If the activation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B51 is not output within a predetermined time after the operation, the opening / closing valve D is opened based on the instruction of the timer. As a result, a small flow rate of tap water is always supplied from the toilet flushing water supply pipe 53 upstream of the water supply valve 54 to the storage-type electrolysis tank 51 through the first branch pipe 52, the on-off valve D, and the flow control valve 55. Inflow. The water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is detected by the float sensor 58,
When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, a voltage is applied between the electrodes by the control device 57 which has received the detection signal from the float sensor 58, and the water in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is supplied. Is electrolyzed. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 57 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 58 opens the on-off valve 59 to generate the electrolysis. The free chlorine-containing water is
9 and the second branch pipe 56, and flows into the toilet trap A 52. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value lower than the height of the top of the electrode, the on-off valve 59 is closed, and the on-off valve D is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

In this way, the free chlorine-containing water is flushed to the toilet trap A52 only when the toilet is not used within a certain period of time after the toilet is used. Breeding, preventing the situation where urease increases and sticks to the toilet bowl surface,
As a result, the adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and the cause of the unusual odor is also prevented. In addition, the provision of the on-off valve D eliminates the need for flow control for each opening and closing, and eliminates the need to provide a flow control mechanism in the control device.

[0382] In the toilet flushing device of Fig. 6A, the following may be performed. An on-off valve D is provided in the first branch pipe 52 upstream of the flow control valve 55, and the control device 57 is connected to the on-off valve D. The flow control valve 55 is adjusted so as to always flow at a predetermined flow rate. A timer is provided in the control device 57. The control device 57 is also connected to the automatic toilet flushing system B51, and an operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B51 is also input to the control device 57. According to the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B51, every time the toilet is flushed after using the toilet, that is, the urinal A51 is used and the automatic toilet flushing system B51 is used.
Each time the operation signal is output, the control device 57 opens the on-off valve D. As a result, a small flow rate of tap water is always supplied from the toilet flushing water supply pipe 53 upstream of the water supply valve 54 to the storage-type electrolysis tank 51 through the first branch pipe 52, the on-off valve D, and the flow control valve 55. Inflow. The water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is detected by the float sensor 58, and when the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 57 receiving the detection signal from the float sensor 58. As a result, a voltage is applied between the electrodes, and the water stored in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 is electrolyzed. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value higher than the height of the top of the electrode, the control device 57 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 58 opens the on-off valve 59 to generate the electrolysis. The free chlorine-containing water flows through the on-off valve 59 and the second branch pipe 56 to the toilet trap A52. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 51 reaches a predetermined value lower than the height of the top of the electrode, the on-off valve 59 is closed, and the on-off valve D is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

FIG. 6 (b) shows another embodiment of the toilet flushing apparatus according to the present invention. It is connected to the toilet flushing water supply pipe 63 at a position upstream of a water supply valve 64 composed of a flush valve and the like. An on-off valve 65 is disposed on the way of the first branch pipe 62. The water storage type electrolysis tank 61 is connected to a toilet trap A62 via a second branch pipe 66. On-off valve 6
9 is provided in the middle of the second branch pipe 66. The control device 67 is connected to the electrode of the water storage type electrolysis tank 61, the float sensor 68, and the on-off valves 65 and 69.

In this toilet flushing apparatus, tap water flows into the water storage type electrolysis tank 61 from the toilet flushing water supply pipe 63 upstream of the water supply valve 64 through the first branch pipe 62 and the opening / closing valve 65. The water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 61 is detected by a float sensor 68. When the water level in the water storage type electrolysis tank 61 reaches a predetermined value higher than the top of the electrode, the control device 67 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 68 closes the on-off valve 65. The control device 67 is provided with a timer, and the water level in the storage-type electrolysis tank 61 reaches a predetermined value higher than the top of the electrode between the electrodes of the storage-type electrolysis tank 61 in a predetermined time period. Only in this case, a voltage is applied and the water stored in the water storage type electrolysis tank 61 is electrolyzed. After the stored water in the water storage type electrolysis tank 61 is electrolyzed, the on-off valve 69 is promptly opened according to an instruction from the control device 67, and the free chlorine-containing water generated by the electrolysis is separated from the on-off valve 69 and the second branch. Through tube 66,
It is flushed to the toilet trap A62. Thereby, the toilet A6
Since the resident water of 1 is appropriately sterilized, and the urease contained in the bacteria flows out of the toilet A61 together with the bacteria,
Precipitation of urinary stones is prevented in the toilet trap A62, which is the site to which yellowish stains are most likely to adhere, thereby preventing the occurrence of yellowish stains.

Independently of the toilet flushing device, by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B61 or manually
Tap water is flushed to urinal A61 each time it is used, and urinal A
The surface of 61 is washed with water, and the water retained in the toilet trap A62 is replaced.

This toilet bowl washing apparatus, like the toilet bowl washing apparatus of FIGS. 1 to 6 (a), requires less maintenance than a conventional washing apparatus in which chemicals are mixed into washing water. Is safe for

In the above apparatus, a voltage is appropriately applied to the electrodes in the water storage type electrolysis tank 61 according to the instruction of the timer, so that the water containing free chlorine flows into the toilet trap A62. Therefore, the increase in urease based on the action of viable bacteria and the fixation effect are effectively suppressed, and the pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is reduced.
Of urine stones is prevented from rising,
The cause of the off-flavor is also prevented.

In the above-mentioned toilet bowl washing device, a time zone in which a voltage can be applied between the electrodes of the water storage type electrolysis tank 61 may be provided at predetermined time intervals according to a timer instruction. In this case, the water containing free chlorine flows into the toilet trap A62 at predetermined time intervals.
Electrolysis is performed intermittently, so that the life of the electrodes in the electrolyzer is improved, and the need for maintenance can be further reduced. Further, the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with the case where the water is constantly flushed, so that resources and energy are saved.

In the above-mentioned toilet bowl washing apparatus, a time zone in which a voltage can be applied between the electrodes of the water storage type electrolysis tank 61 only at night according to a timer instruction may be provided. In this way, the free chlorine-containing water is allowed to flow into the toilet trap A62 only at night, so for example,
For toilets that are used only during the day and are rarely used at night, such as toilets installed in office buildings, department stores, inside stations, exhibition halls, tourist facilities, and vehicles that operate only during the day, when toilets are not used at night This prevents bacteria from multiplying in the stagnant water in the toilet bowl and increasing the amount of urease to adhere to the surface of the toilet bowl, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering and, at the same time, preventing one cause of unpleasant odor. In the daytime, every time the toilet is used or at a predetermined time interval, the tap water is flushed to the urinal A61 by operating the toilet automatic cleaning system B61 or manually, independently of the operation of the toilet cleaning device, or manually. Since the surface of the urinal A61 is washed with water and the accumulated water in the urinal trap A62 is replaced, bacteria do not propagate in the accumulated water and urease does not increase. In addition, the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with the case where the water is constantly flushed, so that resources and energy are saved.

[0390] In the above toilet flushing apparatus, the following may be performed. The controller 67 is further equipped with a toilet automatic cleaning system B
The operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B61 is also input to the control device 67. The timer of the control device 67 is started by the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B61, and when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the use of the toilet by the control device 67, that is, the urinal A6
1 is used, and within a predetermined time after the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B61 is output, the automatic toilet flushing system B6
When the operation signal of No. 1 is not output, a time zone in which a voltage can be applied is provided between the electrodes of the water storage type electrolysis tank 61 based on the instruction of the timer. Then, since the free chlorine-containing water will be flushed to the toilet A61 only when the toilet is not used within a certain time after using the toilet,
When the toilet is not in use, bacteria can be prevented from growing in the stagnant water in the toilet, increasing the amount of urease and sticking to the surface of the toilet, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering and also preventing the cause of off-flavors. . In addition, the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with the case where the water is constantly flushed, so that resources and energy are saved.

[0391] In the above toilet bowl washing apparatus, the following may be performed. The control device 67 is connected to the toilet automatic cleaning system B61.
The operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B61 is also input to the control device 67. Toilet automatic cleaning system B6
By the operation signal of 1, every time the toilet is washed after using the toilet,
That is, each time the urinal A61 is used and the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B61 is output, the time period in which the voltage can be applied between the electrodes of the water storage type electrolysis tank 61 by the controller 67 based on the instruction of the timer. May be provided.

FIG. 7 shows another embodiment of the toilet flushing apparatus according to the present invention, in which at least one pair of electrodes 71 and a float sensor 72 are arranged in a toilet flushing tank E. The control device 77 is attached to the toilet flush tank E.
The control device 77 is connected to the electrode 71 and the float sensor 72.

In the toilet flushing apparatus, the water level in the toilet flushing tank E is detected by the float sensor 72. When the water level in the toilet washing tank E reaches the height of the top of the electrode 71, a voltage is applied between the electrodes 71 by the control device 77 which has received the detection signal from the float sensor 72, and the water in the toilet washing tank E is supplied. The retained water of the water is electrolyzed. By the operation of the automatic toilet cleaning system not shown,
Alternatively, the on-off valve F attached to the toilet flush tank E is opened manually, and the water containing free chlorine generated by the electrolysis is flushed from the toilet flush tank E to a toilet (not shown).

In this toilet flushing device, the toilet surface is sterilized and the amount of urease is prevented every time the toilet is used, so that the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, and thus the adhesion of urine stone is prevented. In addition, the cause of the unpleasant odor is also prevented. In addition, as in the case of the toilet bowl cleaning apparatus according to FIGS. 1 to 6B, the need for maintenance is less than that of a conventional cleaning apparatus in which a chemical is mixed into the cleaning water, and it is safe for the user.

In the toilet flushing device of FIG. 7, a timer is provided in the control device 77, and only when the water level in the toilet flushing tank E has reached the height of the top of the electrode 71 in a predetermined time period. Alternatively, the accumulated water of tap water in the toilet flushing tank E may be electrolyzed. In this way, regardless of the frequency of use of the toilet, free chlorine-containing water generated by electrolysis is flowed from the toilet washing tank E to the toilet (not shown) at predetermined time intervals, so that water and electricity can be saved, and resource saving is achieved. , Energy saving.

FIG. 8 shows another embodiment of the toilet flushing apparatus according to the present invention, in which at least a pair of electrodes, a flow path formed between the electrodes, a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet communicating with the flow path. The continuous electrolysis tank 181 having
Is connected to a position upstream of a water supply valve 184 composed of a flush valve and the like of the toilet flush water supply pipe 183. The on-off valve 185 composed of a solenoid valve or the like is connected to the first branch pipe 182.
It is arranged on the way. Downstream of the continuous electrolysis tank 181, a liquid reservoir 188 for storing water containing free chlorine generated by electrolysis in the continuous electrolysis tank 181 is provided. The liquid reservoir 188 is connected via a second branch pipe 186 to a position downstream of the water supply valve 184 of the water supply pipe 183 for toilet flushing. The toilet flush water supply pipe 183 to which the second branch pipe 186 is connected is connected to the urinal A181. A control device 187 having a built-in timer is connected to the electrolysis tank 181 and the on-off valve 189 provided on the way of the second branch pipe 186. The water supply valve 184 is connected to a well-known automatic toilet flushing system B181.

[0397] In this toilet bowl washing device, the water supply valve 184 is provided.
To the first branch pipe 1
Tap water flows into the continuous electrolysis tank 181 through the valve 82 and the on-off valve 185. Tap water is then electrolyzed to produce free chlorine-containing water. The free chlorine-containing water is stored in the liquid reservoir 188. The opening / closing valve 189 is appropriately opened by the control device 187, and the water containing free chlorine generated by the electrolysis passes through the opening / closing valve 189 and the second branch pipe 186, and is supplied to the toilet flushing water downstream of the water supply valve 184. Tube 183
To the urinal A181.

Independently of the operation of the toilet flushing apparatus, the tap water is flushed to the urinal A181 each time the toilet flushing system B181 is activated or manually, and the surface of the urinal A181 is flushed. Toilet trap A
The stagnant water in 182 is replaced.

In the above device, the water containing free chlorine flows into the urinal A 181 at a predetermined timing by appropriately controlling the opening / closing timing of the opening / closing valve 189. Therefore, the increase in urease based on the action of viable bacteria and the fixation effect are effectively suppressed, and the pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is reduced.
Of urine stones is prevented from rising,
The cause of the off-flavor is also prevented.

[0400] In the toilet flushing device, the provision of the liquid reservoir 188 allows a large flow of free chlorine-containing water to flow into the toilet at a time while maintaining the concentration of free chlorine at a predetermined concentration. For this purpose, a pressure pump is provided between the liquid reservoir 188 and the toilet A181, and the liquid reservoir 188 is provided.
The water containing free chlorine stored in the toilet A181 may be sent to the toilet A181 more strongly. The free chlorine concentration in the free chlorine-containing water generated in the continuous electrolysis tank increases as the flow rate per unit time decreases and as the set current density of the electrolysis conditions increases. By providing the part 188, a large flow rate of a predetermined concentration of free chlorine-containing water can be flown to the toilet at a time without changing the flow rate per unit time and without increasing the set current density of the electrolysis conditions. It becomes possible. Therefore, the necessity of maintenance can be reduced without reducing the life of the electrodes and the like of the electrolyzer.

In the above toilet flushing apparatus, the first branch pipe 1
82 may be provided with a flow control valve instead of the on-off valve 185. Further, the on-off valve 185 and the flow control valve may be provided in series. By disposing the flow control valve, the flow rate of tap water flowing into the continuous electrolysis tank 181 can be stabilized. Further, by controlling the flow rate, it becomes possible to generate water containing free chlorine at a desired concentration by electrolysis. The second branch pipe 186 may be connected to the trap section A182 of the toilet A181, and the water containing free chlorine stored in the liquid storage section 188 may flow to the trap section A182.
The opening / closing control and opening degree control of the opening / closing valve and the flow control valve by the control device 187 in these cases, and the operation and effect in each case are the same as those described with reference to FIGS.

[0402] In the above toilet flushing apparatus, the electrolysis tank 181 for producing free chlorine-containing water is provided, but this may be replaced with a device for producing combined chlorine-containing water or a device for producing ozone-containing water as described later. .

FIG. 9 shows another embodiment of the toilet flushing apparatus according to the present invention, in which the ozone-containing water generator 81 is connected to the first branch pipe 8.
2, it is connected to a toilet flush water supply pipe 83 located upstream of a water supply valve 84 such as a flush valve. An on-off valve 85 such as a solenoid valve is disposed on the way of the first branch pipe 82. The ozone-containing water generator 81 is connected to a water supply valve 84 such as a flash valve through a second branch pipe 86.
It is connected to a toilet flush water supply pipe 83 located at a position further downstream than that. Toilet flush water supply pipe 83 to which the second branch pipe 86 is connected
Is connected to the urinal A81. A control device 87 having a built-in timer includes an ozone-containing water generator 81 and an on-off valve 8.
5 is connected. A water supply valve 84 composed of a flush valve or the like is connected to a well-known automatic toilet flushing system B81.

[0404] In this toilet flushing device, the opening and closing valve 85 is appropriately opened by the control device 87 based on the instruction of the timer, and from the toilet flushing water supply pipe 83 upstream of the water supply valve 84 through the first branch pipe 82. Then, tap water flows into the ozone-containing water generator 81. Simultaneously with or slightly after opening of the on-off valve 85, the ozone-containing water is generated by the ozone-containing water generator 81 by the control device 87. The generated ozone-containing water passes through the second branch pipe 86 and passes through the toilet flush water supply pipe 8.
3 flows downstream from the water supply valve 84, and the urinal A81
Is washed away. Thereby, the toilet A81 is appropriately sterilized,
Urease contained in the bacteria is flushed out of the toilet A81 together with the bacteria, so that precipitation of urine stones is prevented, and dirt of the toilet A81 is prevented.

Independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, tap water is flushed into the toilet A81 every time the toilet flushing system B81 is activated or manually by operating the toilet flushing device A, and the surface of the toilet A81 is washed with water. The accumulated water in the toilet trap is replaced. In the toilet flushing device, ozone-containing water, which is a toilet flushing liquid, is generated by an ozone-containing water generator by use of silent discharge or electrical treatment by electrolysis of water. Maintenance is less necessary than a cleaning device mixed in the cleaning water, and it is safe for the user.

[0406] In this toilet bowl washing device, the control device 87 controls the on-off valve 8 at predetermined time intervals based on the instruction of the timer.
5 is opened and the on-off valve 85 is opened or at the same time or slightly delayed, and the ozone-containing water generator 81 is controlled by the control device 87.
So that the production of ozone-containing water by
Since live bacteria are intermittently killed and removed, it is possible to effectively prevent the growth and fixation of live bacteria adhering to the toilet from outside air or the like. Therefore, the increase and fixation effects of urease based on the action of viable bacteria are effectively suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, one cause of unpleasant odor is also prevented.

[0407] In this toilet bowl cleaning device, the control device 87 opens the on-off valve 85 only at night based on the instruction of the timer, and simultaneously or slightly delays the opening and closing of the on-off valve 85 by the control device 87. When the generation of ozone-containing water by the water generator 81 is started, for example, an office building, a department store, a station yard, an exhibition hall, a tourist facility, or a toilet installed in a toilet such as a vehicle that operates only in the daytime can be used. Thus, in a toilet that is used only in the daytime and is hardly used at night, when the toilet is not used at night, bacteria can be prevented from growing in the stagnant water in the toilet, increasing the amount of urease and sticking to the surface of the toilet, and thus preventing urination. The stones are prevented from adhering, and one of the causes of the unpleasant odor is also prevented. During the day,
Every time the toilet is used or at a predetermined time interval, independently of the operation of the toilet cleaning device, the automatic toilet cleaning system B81
By the operation of or manually, the tap water is flushed to the urinal A81, the surface of the urinal A81 is washed, and the water retained in the toilet trap is replaced, so that bacteria do not propagate in the retained water, Urease does not increase.

In this case, based on the instruction of the timer, the control device 87 opens the on-off valve 85 only at night at predetermined time intervals, and simultaneously or slightly delays the opening of the on-off valve 85. When the generation of ozone-containing water by the ozone-containing water generator 81 is started, the amount of water and electricity is saved, so that resources and energy are saved, which is preferable.

[0409] In the toilet bowl cleaning apparatus, the following may be performed. The control device 87 is further replaced with an automatic toilet flushing system B8.
1 and also inputs the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B81 to the control device 87. Toilet automatic cleaning system B
The operation signal of 81 causes the timer of the control device 87 to start, and when the toilet is not used within a certain period of time after using the toilet, that is, after the urinal A81 is used and the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B81 is output. When the toilet is not used within a predetermined time, the control device 87 opens the on-off valve 85 based on the instruction of the timer. Simultaneously with or slightly after opening of the on-off valve 85, the control device 87 causes the ozone-containing water generator 81 to start generating ozone-containing water. This also
Similarly to the above, when the toilet is not in use, bacteria are prevented from growing in the stagnant water in the toilet and the urease is prevented from increasing and sticking to the surface of the toilet. The cause is also prevented. When using the urinal, tap water is flushed into the urinal A81 by the operation of the automatic urinal cleaning system B81 or manually, independently of the operation of the urinal cleaning device, every time the urinal is used.
Since the surface of 81 is washed with water and the accumulated water in the toilet trap is replaced, bacteria do not grow in the accumulated water and urease does not increase.

[0410] The toilet bowl cleaning apparatus may be configured as follows. The control device 87 is further replaced with an automatic toilet flushing system B8.
1 and also inputs the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B81 to the control device 87. Toilet automatic cleaning system B
In response to the operation signal of the toilet 81, every time the toilet is flushed after using the toilet, that is, each time the urinal A81 is used and the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B81 is output, the control device 8
7, the on-off valve 85 is opened. Simultaneously with or slightly after opening of the on-off valve 85, the control device 87 causes the ozone-containing water generator 81 to start generating ozone-containing water. As a result, the ozone-containing water is supplied to the toilet bowl along with the supply of urea, thereby being sterilized.
The generation of ammonia is effectively suppressed, and thus the adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, one cause of the unpleasant odor is also prevented.

[0411] If the on-off valve 85 is opened with a slight delay, the ozone-containing water flows into the toilet immediately before or immediately after the end of toilet cleaning after the toilet is used. The ozone-containing water diffuses widely on the surface of the toilet which has been wet by the toilet flushing. As a result, the surface of the toilet is effectively sterilized, and an increase in urease is prevented, so that the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, thereby preventing the adhesion of urine stones and also preventing a cause of an unpleasant odor. .

[0412] The present toilet bowl cleaning device may be configured as follows. The control device 87 is further replaced with an automatic toilet flushing system B8.
1 and also inputs the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B81 to the control device 87. Toilet automatic cleaning system B
The operation signal of 81 causes the timer of the control device 87 to start, and immediately before or immediately after the end of toilet flushing after using the toilet, that is, the urinal A81 is used and the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B81 is output. After a short delay, the on-off valve 85 is opened based on the instruction of the timer. Simultaneously with or slightly after opening of the on-off valve 85, the control device 87 causes the ozone-containing water generator 81 to start generating ozone-containing water. Accordingly, similarly, the ozone-containing water is widely diffused on the toilet surface wet by the toilet flushing by the automatic toilet flushing system B81.
As a result, the surface of the toilet is effectively sterilized, and an increase in urease is prevented, so that the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, thereby preventing the adhesion of urine stones and also preventing a cause of an unpleasant odor. .

FIG. 10 shows another embodiment of the toilet flushing apparatus according to the present invention, in which an ozone-containing water generator 91 is connected via a first branch pipe 92 to a water supply valve 94 such as a flush valve.
It is connected to the toilet flushing water supply pipe 93 located at a more upstream position. An on-off valve 95 such as a solenoid valve is provided on the way of the first branch pipe 92. The ozone-containing water generator 91 is connected to a toilet trap A92 via a second branch pipe 96.
A control device 97 having a built-in timer is connected to the ozone-containing water generator 91 and the on-off valve 95. A water supply valve 94 composed of a flush valve or the like is connected to a well-known automatic toilet flushing system B91.

[0414] In the toilet flushing apparatus, the opening and closing valve 95 is appropriately opened by the controller 97 based on the instruction of the timer, and the toilet flushing water supply pipe 93 upstream of the water supply valve 94 passes through the first branch pipe 92. Then, tap water flows into the ozone-containing water generator 91. Simultaneously with or slightly after opening of the on-off valve 95, ozone-containing water is generated in the ozone-containing water generator 91 by the control device 97. The generated ozone-containing water flows into the toilet trap A92 through the second branch pipe 96. As a result, the accumulated water in the toilet A91 is appropriately sterilized, and the urease contained in the bacteria is removed together with the bacteria into the toilet A9.
Therefore, the urine stones are prevented from being deposited in the toilet trap A92, which is the portion to which the yellowish stain is most likely to adhere, and the yellowish stain is prevented from being generated.

[0415] Independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, tap water is flushed into the toilet A91 each time it is used, by operating the automatic toilet flushing system B91, or manually, and the surface of the toilet A91 is washed. The water remaining in the toilet trap A92 is replaced. In the toilet flushing device, ozone-containing water, which is a toilet flushing liquid, is generated by an ozone-containing water generator by use of silent discharge or electrical treatment by electrolysis of water. Maintenance is less necessary than a cleaning device mixed in the cleaning water, and it is safe for the user.

[0416] In the toilet bowl cleaning apparatus, the following may be performed. Based on the instruction of the timer, the control device 97 opens the on-off valve 95 at predetermined time intervals, and at the same time as or slightly after the on-off valve 95 is opened, the control device 97 causes the ozone-containing water generator 91 to output the ozone-containing water. Is started. As a result, the live bacteria are intermittently killed and removed, so that it is possible to effectively prevent the growth of the live bacteria flowing into the stagnant water from the outside air or the like and the fixation to the toilet trap A92. Therefore, the increase and fixation effects of urease based on the action of viable bacteria are effectively suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, one cause of unpleasant odor is also prevented.

[0417] The present toilet bowl cleaning device may be configured as follows. Based on the instruction of the timer, the control device 97 opens the on-off valve 95 only at night and simultaneously or slightly delays the opening of the on-off valve 95, and the control device 97 causes the ozone-containing water generator 91 to output the ozone-containing water. Let the generation start. This allows, for example, office buildings,
A toilet that is used only in the daytime and hardly used at night, such as a toilet installed in a department store, station yard, exhibition hall, tourist facility, or a vehicle that operates only in the daytime, and inside the toilet when the toilet is not used at night Bacteria grow in the stagnant water,
Urease is prevented from increasing and sticking to the surface of the toilet bowl, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering.
The cause of the off-flavor is also prevented. In the daytime, each time the toilet is used or at a predetermined time interval, independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, the tap water is flushed into the urinal A91 by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B91 or manually, Since the surface of the urinal A91 is washed with water and the accumulated water in the toilet trap A92 is replaced, bacteria do not propagate in the accumulated water, and the amount of urease does not increase.

In this case, based on the instruction from the timer, the control device 97 opens the on-off valve 95 only at night at predetermined time intervals, and simultaneously or slightly delays the opening of the on-off valve 95. When the generation of ozone-containing water by the ozone-containing water generator 91 is started, the amount of water and electricity is saved, so that resources and energy are saved, which is preferable.

[0419] The present toilet bowl cleaning device may be configured as follows. The control device 97 is further replaced with an automatic toilet cleaning system B9.
1 and also inputs the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B91 to the control device 97. Toilet automatic cleaning system B
The timer of the control device 97 is started by the operation signal of the toilet 91, and when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the use of the toilet, that is, after the urinal A91 is used and the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B91 is output. When the toilet is not used within a predetermined time, the control device 97 opens the on-off valve 95 based on the instruction of the timer. Simultaneously with or slightly after opening of the on-off valve 95, the control device 97 causes the ozone-containing water generator 91 to start generating ozone-containing water. Similarly to the above, bacteria proliferate in the stagnant water in the toilet when the toilet is not in use, preventing a situation in which urease increases and sticks to the toilet surface, thereby preventing adhesion of urine stone, The cause of the off-flavor is also prevented. When using the toilet, every time the toilet is used, independently of the operation of the toilet cleaning device,
Tap water is supplied to the urinal A91 by the operation of the toilet automatic cleaning system B91 or manually, and the urinal A91
Is washed with water, and the accumulated water in the toilet trap A92 is replaced, so that bacteria do not grow in the accumulated water and urease does not increase.

[0420] In the toilet bowl cleaning apparatus, the following may be performed. The control device 97 is further replaced with an automatic toilet cleaning system B9.
1 and also inputs the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B91 to the control device 97. Toilet automatic cleaning system B
The opening / closing valve 95 is opened by the control device 97 every time the toilet is flushed after using the toilet, that is, every time the urinal A91 is used and the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B91 is output by the operation signal of 91. . Simultaneously with or slightly after opening of the on-off valve 95, the control device 97 causes the ozone-containing water generator 91 to start generating ozone-containing water. As a result, the ozone-containing water is sterilized by flowing the urine into the toilet together with the supply of urea, so that the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, thereby preventing the adhesion of urine stones and also preventing one of the causes of unpleasant odor. .

FIG. 11 shows another embodiment of the toilet flushing apparatus according to the present invention, in which the ozone-containing water generator 101 is in the middle of a toilet flush water supply pipe 103 downstream of a water supply valve 104 such as a flush valve. It is arranged in. The control device 107 is connected to the ozone-containing water generator 101.
The water supply valve 104 is connected to a known automatic toilet flushing system B101. Toilet flush water pipe 103 is urinal A1
01 is connected.

In this toilet flushing apparatus, the water supply valve 104 is opened by the operation of the automatic flushing system B101, and tap water flows into the ozone-containing water generator 101 through the flushing water supply pipe 103. A control signal to the water supply valve 104 is sent from the automatic toilet flushing system B101 to the control device 107. An operation signal is sent from the control device 107 that has received the signal to the ozone-containing water generator 101, and ozone-containing water is generated from the inflowing water. The generated ozone-containing water flows through the toilet flush water supply pipe 103 to the toilet A101.

[0423] As a result, the ozone-containing water is flushed each time the toilet A101 is used, so that sterilization is performed together with the supply of urea, the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, and the adhesion of urine stone is prevented. In addition, the cause of the unpleasant odor is prevented.

[0424] This toilet flushing device also requires less maintenance and is safe for the user as compared with a conventional flushing device in which chemicals are mixed into flush water.

[0425] In this toilet bowl cleaning device, the control device 1
07 is provided with a timer, and the control device 107
After receiving the control signal to the toilet automatic cleaning system B101 from the toilet automatic cleaning system B101, the generation of ozone-containing water by the ozone-containing water generator 101 is started just before the end of the time in which the water supply valve 104 is open, and the water is supplied to the toilet A101. It may be. As a result, the ozone-containing water flows into the toilet A101 immediately before or immediately after the end of the toilet cleaning after using the toilet, so that the ozone-containing water widely spreads on the surface of the toilet wet by the toilet cleaning by the automatic toilet cleaning system B101. Spread.
As a result, the surface of the toilet is effectively sterilized, and an increase in urease is prevented, so that the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, thereby preventing the adhesion of urine stones and also preventing a cause of an unpleasant odor. .

FIG. 12 shows another embodiment of the toilet flushing apparatus according to the present invention. Is connected to the toilet flush water supply pipe 113. A flow control valve 115 is provided on the way of the first branch pipe 112. The ozone-containing water generator 111 is connected via a second branch pipe 116 to a position downstream of the water supply valve 114 of the water supply pipe 113 for toilet flushing. On-off valve 1
19 is arranged on the way of the second branch pipe 116. The toilet flush water supply pipe 113 to which the second branch pipe 116 is connected,
It is connected to urinal A111. The control device 117 is connected to the float sensor 118, the flow control valve 115, and the on-off valve 119 of the ozone-containing water generator 111.

In the toilet bowl washing apparatus, the water supply valve 114
To the first branch pipe 1
A small amount of tap water always flows into the ozone-containing water generator 111 through the flow control valve 115 and the flow control valve 115. The water level in the ozone-containing water generator 111 is detected by a float sensor 118. When the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 111 reaches a predetermined position, the control device 117 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 118 causes the flow control valve 11
5 is closed, and the stored water in the ozone-containing water generator 111 is generated as ozone-containing water. After the ozone-containing water is generated, the control device 117 opens the on-off valve 119, and the generated ozone-containing water is supplied to the on-off valve 119 and the second branch pipe 1.
16 and flows into the toilet flush water supply pipe 113 downstream of the water supply valve 114 and flows to the urinal A111.

Here, the point in time when the water level in the ozone-containing water generator reaches a predetermined position may be detected by directly measuring the water level with the float sensor 118 as described above, or the on-off valve is opened. The detection may be performed by measuring a lapse of time from the time point.

Independently of the operation of the toilet flushing apparatus, the tap water is flushed into the toilet A111 every time by using the automatic toilet flushing system B111 or manually,
The surface of the toilet A111 is washed with water, and the water remaining in the toilet trap is replaced.

[0430] Also in this toilet flushing device, the ozone-containing water, which is a toilet flushing liquid, is generated by an ozone-containing water generator by use of silent discharge or electric treatment by electrolysis of water. Maintenance is less necessary than a cleaning device that mixes chemicals into cleaning water, and it is safe for the user.

[0431] In the above apparatus, by appropriately setting the flow rate of the flow control valve 115, the ozone-containing water is caused to flow into the toilet A111 at predetermined time intervals. Therefore, the increase and fixation effects of urease based on the action of viable bacteria are effectively suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, one cause of unpleasant odor is also prevented. In addition, since the generation of ozone-containing water is performed intermittently, the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with a case where the ozone-containing water is constantly supplied, thereby saving resources and energy.

[0432] In the toilet cleaning apparatus of Fig. 12, the following may be performed. A timer is provided in the control device 117 connected to the flow control valve 115. Appropriate flow control valve 115
Is opened so that the flow rate is adjusted to a predetermined value. Thereby, the toilet flush water supply pipe 113 upstream of the water supply valve 114 is provided.
Through the first branch pipe 112 and the flow control valve 115,
A small amount of tap water always flows into the ozone-containing water generator 111. When the on-off valve 119 is further opened, the generated ozone-containing water is supplied to the on-off valve 119 and the second branch pipe 11.
6 and flows into the toilet flushing water supply pipe 113 downstream of the water supply valve 114 and flows to the toilet A111. The on-off valve 119 is closed when the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 111 reaches a predetermined lower value, and the flow control valve 115 is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

In this case, a small flow of tap water is always supplied to the ozone-containing water generator 111 from the toilet flush water supply pipe 113 upstream of the water supply valve 114 through the first branch pipe 112 and the flow control valve 115. After the inflow, the on-off valve 119 is opened, and the generated ozone-containing water flows into the toilet flushing water supply pipe 113 downstream of the water supply valve 114 through the on-off valve 119 and the second branch pipe 116, The operation while flowing into A111 may be the same as described above. That is, the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 111 is
8, when the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 111 reaches a predetermined position, the flow control valve 115 is closed by the control device 117 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 118. The stored water in the ozone-containing water generator 111 is generated as ozone-containing water. After the ozone-containing water is generated, the control device 117 causes the on-off valve 119 to be opened.

[0434] By doing so, the flow control valve 115 can be opened only when necessary according to the instruction of the timer, and the ozone-containing water can be flown into the toilet A111. Since the amount is saved, resources and energy are saved.

[0435] In the toilet cleaning apparatus of Fig. 12, the following may be performed. The control device 117 and the flow control valve 115 are also connected, and a timer is provided in the control device 117 so that the flow control valve 115 is opened only at night to adjust the flow rate to a predetermined flow rate. Toilet flushing water supply pipe 1 upstream of the water supply valve 114
Through the first branch pipe 112 and the flow control valve 115, tap water with a small flow rate always flows into the ozone-containing water generator 111. Further, the on-off valve 119 is opened, and the generated ozone-containing water passes through the on-off valve 119 and the second branch pipe 116, and the toilet flush water supply pipe 113 downstream of the water supply valve 114.
To the toilet A111. When the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 111 reaches a predetermined low value, the on-off valve 119 is closed, and the flow control valve 115 is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

[0436] In this case, the ozone-containing water flows into the toilet A111 only at night, so that, for example,
Night toilets that are used only during the day and hardly used at night, such as toilets installed in office buildings, department stores, stations, exhibition halls, tourist facilities, and vehicles that operate only during the day Occasionally, bacteria are propagated in the stagnant water in the toilet bowl, preventing the situation where urease increases and sticks to the toilet bowl surface, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering and also preventing one cause of unpleasant odor. In the daytime, each time the toilet is used or at a predetermined time interval, independently of the operation of the toilet cleaning device, the automatic toilet cleaning system B111
By the operation of or manually, the tap water is flushed to the urinal A111, the surface of the urinal A111 is washed, and the accumulated water in the toilet trap is replaced, so that bacteria do not propagate in the accumulated water, Urease does not increase.

[0437] In the toilet cleaning apparatus of Fig. 12, the following may be performed. The controller 117 and the flow control valve 115 are also connected, and a timer is provided in the controller 117. The controller 117 is further connected to the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B111, and an operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B111 is also input to the controller 117. Automatic toilet cleaning system B111
When the toilet is not used within a certain period of time after using the toilet, that is, when the toilet A111 is used and the activation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B111 is output, the timer of the control device 117 is started by the operation signal of If the operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B111 is not output within the
The flow control valve 115 is opened by 17 so that the flow rate is adjusted to a predetermined value. As a result, a small flow rate of tap water always flows into the ozone-containing water generator 111 from the toilet flush water supply pipe 113 upstream of the water supply valve 114 through the first branch pipe 112 and the flow control valve 115. Further, the on-off valve 119 is opened, and the generated ozone-containing water flows into the toilet flushing water supply pipe 113 downstream of the water supply valve 114 through the on-off valve 119 and the second branch pipe 116, and flows into the toilet A111. Swept away. When the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 111 reaches a predetermined low value, the on-off valve 119 is closed, and the flow control valve 115 is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

In this manner, when the toilet is not used, bacteria can be prevented from growing in the stagnant water in the toilet, increasing the amount of urease and sticking to the surface of the toilet, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering. The cause of the off-flavor is also prevented.
When using the toilet, tap water is flushed into the urinal A111 by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B111 or manually, independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, every time the toilet is used, and the surface of the urinal A111 Is washed with water and the accumulated water in the toilet trap is replaced, so that bacteria do not grow in the accumulated water and urease does not increase.

[0439] In the toilet bowl washing apparatus of Fig. 12, the following may be performed. The controller 117 and the flow control valve 115 are also connected, and a timer is provided in the controller 117. The controller 117 is further connected to the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B111, and an operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B111 is also input to the controller 117. Automatic toilet cleaning system B111
Is activated every time the toilet is washed after using the toilet, that is, the toilet A111 is used and the automatic toilet cleaning system B is used.
Each time the operation signal of 111 is output, the control device 117
To open the flow control valve 115 to adjust the flow rate to a predetermined flow rate. As a result, a small flow rate of tap water always flows into the ozone-containing water generator 111 from the toilet flush water supply pipe 113 upstream of the water supply valve 114 through the first branch pipe 112 and the flow control valve 115. Further, the on-off valve 119 is opened, and the generated ozone-containing water flows into the toilet flushing water supply pipe 113 downstream of the water supply valve 114 through the on-off valve 119 and the second branch pipe 116, and flows into the toilet A111. Swept away. When the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 111 reaches a predetermined low value, the on-off valve 119 is closed, and the flow control valve 115 is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

In this manner, after the toilet is washed by the automatic toilet washing system B111 after using the toilet, the ozone-containing water can be flowed into the toilet while the toilet surface is wet. Ozone-containing water diffuses widely. As a result, the surface of the toilet is effectively sterilized, and an increase in urease is prevented, so that the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, thereby preventing the adhesion of urine stones and also preventing a cause of an unpleasant odor. .

In the toilet flushing apparatus of FIG. 12, the following may be performed. An on-off valve G is provided in the first branch pipe 112 upstream of the flow control valve 115. The control device 117 is connected to the on-off valve G, and the control device 117 is provided with a timer. The flow control valve 115 is adjusted so as to always flow at a predetermined flow rate, the opening / closing valve G is appropriately opened, and the flow passes through the first branch pipe 112 and the flow control valve 115 from the toilet flush water supply pipe 113 upstream of the water supply valve 114. Thus, tap water with a small flow rate always flows into the ozone-containing water generator 111. Further, the on-off valve 119 is opened, and the generated ozone-containing water flows into the toilet flushing water supply pipe 113 downstream of the water supply valve 114 through the on-off valve 119 and the second branch pipe 116, and the toilet A1
Flowed to 11. The on-off valve 119 is closed when the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 111 reaches a predetermined lower value, and the on-off valve G is simultaneously or slightly delayed.
Is closed.

In this case, a small flow of tap water is always supplied from the toilet flush water supply pipe 113 upstream of the water supply valve 114 through the first branch pipe 112, the opening / closing valve G, and the flow control valve 115. After flowing into the generator 111, the on-off valve 119 is opened, and the generated ozone-containing water passes through the on-off valve 119 and the second branch pipe 116, and the toilet flush water supply pipe 113 downstream of the water supply valve 114. To the toilet A1
The operation during the flow to 11 may be the same as described above.
That is, the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 111 is detected by the float sensor 118, and when the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 111 reaches a predetermined position, the control device 117 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 118 The on-off valve G is closed. Ozone-containing water generator 111
The stored water inside is generated as ozone-containing water, and after the ozone-containing water is generated, the control device 117 opens the on-off valve 119.

[0443] By doing so, the on-off valve G can be opened only when necessary according to the instruction of the timer, and the ozone-containing water can flow into the toilet A111. This saves resources and saves energy.

By providing the on-off valve G, it is not necessary to control the flow rate for each opening and closing, and it is not necessary to provide a flow control mechanism in the control device.

[0445] In the toilet flushing apparatus of Fig. 12, the following may be performed. An on-off valve G is provided in the first branch pipe 112 upstream of the flow control valve 115. Control device 11
7 is connected to the on-off valve G, and a timer is provided in the control device 117. The flow control valve 115 is adjusted so as to always flow at a predetermined flow rate.
A small flow rate of tap water always flows into the ozone-containing water generator 111 from the toilet flushing water supply pipe 113 upstream of 4 through the first branch pipe 112, the on-off valve G, and the flow control valve 115. . Further, the on-off valve 119 is opened, and the generated ozone-containing water passes through the on-off valve 119 and the second branch pipe 116, and is provided with the toilet flush water pipe 1 downstream of the water supply valve 114.
13 and is flushed to the toilet A111. The on-off valve 119 is closed when the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 111 reaches a predetermined lower value, and the on-off valve G is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

[0446] In this manner, for example, toilets installed in toilets of office buildings, department stores, stations, exhibition halls, tourist facilities, vehicles operated only in the daytime, etc.
In toilets that are used only in the daytime and hardly used at night, when the toilet is not used at night, bacteria are prevented from growing in the stagnant water in the toilet, increasing the amount of urease and sticking to the surface of the toilet, and consequently the adhesion of urine stones Is prevented, and one cause of an unpleasant odor is also prevented. In the daytime, tap water is flushed into the urinal A111 by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B111 or manually, independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, each time the toilet is used or at a predetermined time interval, Since the surface of the urinal A111 is washed with water and the accumulated water in the urinal trap is replaced, bacteria do not grow in the accumulated water, and the amount of urease does not increase. Further, by providing the on-off valve G, the flow control for each opening and closing is not required, and the control device does not need to be provided with a flow control mechanism.

In the toilet flushing apparatus of FIG. 12, the following may be performed. The on-off valve G is provided in the first branch pipe 112 on the upstream side of the flow control valve 115, and the control device 117 is connected to the on-off valve G. The flow control valve 115 is adjusted so that a predetermined flow always flows. A timer is provided in the control device 117. The control device 117 further includes an automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B.
Also, the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B111 is input to the control device 117. The timer of the control device 117 is started by the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B111, and when the toilet is not used within a certain period of time after using the toilet, that is, the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B111 is output when the toilet A111 is used. If the activation signal of the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B111 is not output within a predetermined time after the operation, the control device 117 opens the on-off valve G based on the instruction of the timer. Thereby, the toilet flush water supply pipe 113 upstream of the water supply valve 114 is provided.
From the first branch pipe 112, the on-off valve G and the flow control valve 115
, The tap water at a small flow rate always flows into the ozone-containing water generator 111. Further, the on-off valve 119 is opened, and the generated ozone-containing water is supplied to the on-off valve 119 and the second branch pipe 116.
Flows into the toilet flush water supply pipe 113 downstream of the water supply valve 114 and flows to the toilet A111. The on-off valve 119 is closed when the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 111 reaches a predetermined lower value, and the on-off valve G is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

In this way, when the toilet is not in use, bacteria are prevented from growing in the stagnant water in the toilet, and the urease is prevented from increasing and sticking to the surface of the toilet, thereby preventing the adhesion of urine stones. The cause of the off-flavor is also prevented.
When using the toilet, tap water is flushed into the urinal A111 by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B111 or manually, independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, every time the toilet is used, and the surface of the urinal A111 Is washed with water and the accumulated water in the toilet trap is replaced, so that bacteria do not grow in the accumulated water and urease does not increase. Further, by providing the on-off valve G, the flow control for each opening and closing is not required, and the control device does not need to be provided with a flow control mechanism.

[0449] In the toilet cleaning apparatus of Fig. 12, the following may be performed. An on-off valve G is provided in the first branch pipe 112 on the upstream side of the flow control valve 115, and the control device 117 is connected to the on-off valve G
Connect to The flow control valve 115 is adjusted so that a predetermined flow always flows. The control device 117 is provided with a timer, and the control device 117 further includes a toilet automatic cleaning system B11.
1 to input an operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B111 to the control device 117. By the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B111, the control device 117 opens and closes the opening / closing valve G every time the toilet is used after the toilet is used, that is, every time the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B111 is output using the toilet A111. Open, water supply valve 11
A small flow rate of tap water always flows into the ozone-containing water generator 111 from the toilet flushing water supply pipe 113 upstream of 4 through the first branch pipe 112, the on-off valve G, and the flow control valve 115. . When the on-off valve 119 is opened, the generated ozone-containing water passes through the on-off valve 119 and the second branch pipe 116, and the toilet flush water supply pipe 1 downstream of the water supply valve 114.
13 and is flushed to the toilet A111. The on-off valve 119 is closed when the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 111 reaches a predetermined lower value, and the on-off valve G is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

[0450] In this manner, the ozone-containing water can be flushed into the toilet after the toilet is washed by the automatic toilet flushing system B111 after the toilet is used, so that the surface of the toilet wet by the toilet flush can be washed. Ozone-containing water diffuses widely. As a result, the surface of the toilet is effectively sterilized, and an increase in urease is prevented, so that the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, thereby preventing the adhesion of urine stones and also preventing a cause of an unpleasant odor. . Also, on-off valve G
By eliminating the need for flow control for each opening and closing,
There is no need to provide a flow control mechanism in the control device.

FIG. 13 shows another embodiment of the toilet flushing apparatus according to the present invention, in which an ozone-containing water generator 121 having a float sensor 128 is connected to a toilet flush water supply pipe 123 through a first branch pipe 122. It is connected to a position upstream of the water supply valve 124 composed of a flash valve or the like. On-off valve 1
25 is disposed on the way of the first branch pipe 122. The ozone-containing water generator 121 passes through the second branch pipe 126,
The toilet flushing water supply pipe 123 is connected to a position downstream of the water supply valve 124. An on-off valve 129 is provided on the way of the second branch pipe 126. The toilet flushing water supply pipe 123 to which the second branch pipe 126 is connected is connected to the toilet A121. The control device 127 is connected to the ozone-containing water generator 121.

In the toilet bowl washing apparatus, the water supply valve 124
To the first branch pipe 1
Tap water flows into the ozone-containing water generator 121 through the on-off valve 125 and the on-off valve 125. The water level in the ozone-containing water generator is detected by the float sensor 128. When the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 121 reaches a predetermined position, the control device 1 receives a detection signal from the float sensor 128.
By 27, the on-off valve 125 is closed. Control device 12
7 is provided with a timer, and the ozone-containing water is generated only when the stored water in the ozone-containing water generator 121 is equal to or more than a predetermined value in a predetermined time zone. After the ozone-containing water is generated, the on-off valve 129 is quickly opened according to an instruction from the control device 127, and the generated ozone-containing water passes through the on-off valve 129 and the second branch pipe 126, and flows through the water supply valve 12
It flows into the toilet flushing water supply pipe 123 downstream of 4, and flows into the urinal A121.

Here, the time when the water level in the ozone-containing water generator reaches a predetermined position is determined by the float sensor 128.
May be directly detected by measuring the water level, or may be detected by measuring the lapse of time from when the on-off valve 125 of the first branch pipe 122 or the on-off valve 129 of the second branch pipe 126 is opened. You may.

Independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, the tap water is flushed into the toilet A121 each time it is used, by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B121 or manually,
The surface of the toilet A121 is washed with water, and the water remaining in the toilet trap is replaced.

[0455] Also in this toilet flushing apparatus, ozone-containing water as a toilet flushing liquid is generated by an ozone-containing water generator by use of silent discharge or electric treatment by electrolysis of water. Compared with a cleaning device that mixes chemicals into cleaning water, there is less need for maintenance and it is safe for the user.

In the above apparatus, ozone-containing water is generated as appropriate according to the instruction of the timer, and is supplied to the toilet A121. Therefore, the increase and fixation effects of urease based on the action of viable bacteria are effectively suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, one cause of unpleasant odor is also prevented.

[0457] In the above-mentioned toilet bowl washing device, a time zone in which ozone-containing water is generated may be provided at predetermined time intervals according to a timer instruction. By doing so, the ozone-containing water is made to flow into the toilet A121 at predetermined time intervals, so that water and electricity are saved, and resources and energy are saved as compared with the case where the water is always flowed.

[0458] In the above-mentioned toilet bowl washing device, a time zone in which ozone-containing water is generated only at nighttime according to a timer instruction may be provided. In this case, the ozone-containing water is allowed to flow into the toilet A121 only at night, so that the ozone-containing water is installed in, for example, office buildings, department stores, station premises, exhibition halls, tourist facilities, and vehicles such as vehicles operated only in the daytime. In toilets that are used only during the day and hardly used at night, such as toilet bowls, bacteria can be prevented from growing in the water remaining in the toilet when the toilet is not in use at night, increasing the amount of urease and sticking to the surface of the toilet As a result, the adhesion of urine stone is prevented, and the cause of the unpleasant odor is also prevented. In the daytime, every time the toilet is used or at predetermined time intervals,
Separately from the operation of the toilet flushing device, the tap water is flushed into the urinal A121 by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B121 or manually, the surface of the urinal A121 is washed, and the accumulated water in the toilet trap is removed. Because of the replacement, bacteria do not grow in the resident water and urease does not increase.

[0459] In the above toilet flushing apparatus, the following may be performed. The control device 127 is further connected to the automatic toilet bowl washing system B121, and an operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl washing system B121 is input to the control device 127. The timer of the control device 127 is started by the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B121, and when the toilet is not used within a predetermined time after using the toilet, that is, the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B121 is output when the toilet A121 is used. If the operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl washing system B121 is not output within a predetermined time after the operation, the controller 127 sets a time zone in which the ozone-containing water is generated based on the instruction of the timer. In this case, the ozone-containing water flows to the toilet A121 only when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the use of the toilet,
When the toilet is not in use, bacteria can be prevented from growing in the stagnant water in the toilet, increasing the amount of urease and sticking to the surface of the toilet, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering and also preventing the cause of off-flavors. . When the toilet is used, the automatic toilet cleaning system B121 is provided independently of the operation of the toilet cleaning device.
By the operation of or manually, the tap water is flushed to the urinal A121 every time the toilet is used, the surface of the urinal A121 is washed, and the accumulated water in the toilet trap is replaced.
Bacteria do not grow in the retained water, and urease does not increase.

[0460] In the above toilet bowl washing apparatus, the following may be performed. The control device 127 is further connected to the automatic toilet bowl washing system B121, and an operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl washing system B121 is input to the control device 127. According to the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B121, every time the toilet is flushed after using the toilet, that is, each time the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B121 is used and the operation signal of the automatic toilet cleaning system B121 is output, the ozone-containing water is controlled by the control device 127. A time zone to be generated is provided. In this way, the ozone-containing water is flushed every time the toilet is cleaned after using the toilet, so that the surface of the toilet becomes wet after the toilet is washed by the automatic toilet cleaning system B121 after using the toilet. The ozone-containing water diffuses widely on the surface of the toilet which is wet by the flushing because the toilet can be flushed while the toilet is in operation. As a result,
Since the toilet surface is effectively disinfected and the increase in urease is prevented, the production of ammonia is effectively suppressed, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering and, at the same time, preventing one of the causes of unpleasant odor.

FIG. 14 shows another embodiment of the toilet flushing apparatus according to the present invention, in which an ozone-containing water generator 131 is constituted by a flush valve of a toilet flush water supply pipe 133 via a first branch pipe 132. It is connected to a position upstream of the water supply valve 134. A flow control valve 135 is provided on the first branch 132. The ozone-containing water generator 131 is connected to the toilet trap A132 via the second branch pipe 136. An on-off valve 139 is provided on the way of the second branch pipe 136. The control device 137 is connected to the float sensor 138, the flow control valve 135, and the on-off valve 139 of the ozone-containing water generator 131.

In this toilet bowl washing device, the water supply valve 134
To the first branch pipe 1 from the toilet flush water pipe 133 upstream of
A small flow of tap water always flows into the ozone-containing water generator 131 through the flow control valve 135 and the flow control valve 135. The water level in the ozone-containing water generator 131 is detected by the float sensor 138. When the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 131 reaches a predetermined position, the control device 137 that has received the detection signal from the float sensor 138 causes the flow control valve 13
5 is closed, and the stored water in the ozone-containing water generator 131 is generated as ozone-containing water. After the ozone-containing water is generated, the control device 137 opens the on-off valve 139, and the generated ozone-containing water is supplied to the on-off valve 139 and the second branch pipe 13.
6 and is flushed to the toilet trap A132. As a result, the accumulated water in the toilet A131 is appropriately sterilized, and the urease contained in the bacteria is flushed out of the toilet A131 together with the bacteria. Is prevented, and the generation of yellowish stains is prevented.

Here, the point in time when the water level in the ozone-containing water generator reaches a predetermined position is determined by the float sensor 138.
May be detected by directly measuring the water level, or may be detected by measuring the lapse of time from when the on-off valve 139 of the second branch pipe is opened.

Independently of the operation of the toilet flushing apparatus, the tap water is flushed into the toilet A131 each time the toilet flushing system B131 is operated or manually by operating the automatic toilet flushing system B131.
The surface of the toilet A131 is washed with water, and the toilet trap A132 is flushed.
The stagnant water inside is replaced.

[0465] Also in this toilet flushing device, ozone-containing water as a toilet flushing liquid is generated by an ozone-containing water generator by use of silent discharge or electric treatment by electrolysis of water. Compared with a cleaning device that mixes chemicals into cleaning water, there is less need for maintenance and it is safe for the user.

In the above apparatus, by appropriately setting the flow rate of the flow rate control valve 135, the ozone-containing water is caused to flow into the toilet trap A132 at predetermined time intervals. Therefore, the increase and fixation effects of urease based on the action of viable bacteria are effectively suppressed, the increase in pH due to the dissolution of ammonia is suppressed, and adhesion of urine stones is prevented, and at the same time, one cause of unpleasant odor is also prevented. Also, by performing the generation of ozone-containing water intermittently, the amount of water and electricity is reduced as compared with the case where the ozone-containing water is constantly flown, thereby saving resources and energy.

In the toilet flushing apparatus of FIG. 14, the following may be performed. The controller 137 is also connected to the flow control valve 135, and a timer is provided in the controller 137. After the flow rate control valve 135 is opened at an appropriate opening and adjusted to a predetermined flow rate, the water passes through the first branch pipe 132 and the flow rate control valve 135 from the toilet flush water supply pipe 133 upstream of the water supply valve 134. The tap water with a small flow rate always uses the ozone-containing water generator 1
31. When the on-off valve 139 is opened, the generated ozone-containing water flows into the toilet trap A 132 through the on-off valve 139 and the second branch pipe 136. When the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 131 reaches a predetermined lower value, the on-off valve 139 is closed, and the flow control valve 135 is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

In this case, a small flow rate of tap water is always supplied to the ozone-containing water generator 131 from the toilet flush water supply pipe 133 upstream of the water supply valve 134 through the first branch pipe 132 and the flow control valve 135. After the inflow, the on-off valve 139 is opened, and the generated ozone-containing water flows through the on-off valve 139 and the second branch pipe 136 to the toilet trap A132, and the operation is the same as described above. Good. That is,
The water level in the ozone-containing water generator 131 is detected by the float sensor 138, and when the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 131 reaches a predetermined position, the flow rate is controlled by the control device 137 which receives the detection signal from the float sensor 138. The valve 135 may be closed, the stored water in the ozone-containing water generator 131 may be generated as ozone-containing water, and after the ozone-containing water is generated, the control device 137 may open the on-off valve 139.

[0469] By doing so, the flow control valve 135 can be opened only when necessary according to the instruction of the timer, and the ozone-containing water can be flown to the toilet trap A132. Resource saving and energy saving.

[0470] In the toilet flushing apparatus of Fig. 14, the following may be performed. The control device 137 is also connected to the flow control valve 135, and a timer is provided in the control device 137 to open the flow control valve 135 only at night so that the flow rate is adjusted to a predetermined value. Thereby, the tap water having a small flow rate always flows into the ozone-containing water generator 131 from the toilet flush water supply pipe 133 upstream of the water supply valve 134 through the first branch pipe 132 and the flow control valve 135. Become. When the on-off valve 139 is opened, the generated ozone-containing water flows through the on-off valve 139 and the second branch pipe 136 to the toilet trap A132. The on-off valve 139 is closed when the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 131 reaches a predetermined lower value, and the flow control valve 135 is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

In this case, the ozone-containing water flows into the toilet trap A 132 only at night,
For example, toilets used only in the daytime and hardly used at night, such as toilets installed in toilets of office buildings, department stores, station premises, exhibition halls, tourist facilities, vehicles operated only in the daytime, etc. When not in use, bacteria can be prevented from growing in the stagnant water in the toilet bowl, increasing the amount of urease and sticking to the surface of the toilet bowl, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering and also preventing a cause of unpleasant odor. In the daytime, each time the toilet is used or at predetermined time intervals, the toilet automatic cleaning system B is provided independently of the operation of the toilet cleaning device.
Urinal A131 by operation of 131 or manually
Tap water is flushed, the surface of urinal A131 is washed with water,
Since the stagnant water in the toilet trap A132 is replaced, bacteria do not grow in the stagnant water and urease does not increase.

[0472] In the toilet flushing apparatus of Fig. 14, the following may be performed. Control device 1 connected to flow control valve 135
At 37, a timer is provided. The control device 137 is further connected to the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B131, and an operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B131 is input to the control device 137. The timer of the control device 137 is started by the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B131, and when the toilet is not used within a certain time after the use of the toilet, that is, the toilet A131 is used and the automatic toilet flushing system B131 is used.
If the operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl washing system B131 is not output within a predetermined time after the operation signal of the above is output, the flow control valve 135 is opened by the control device 137 based on the instruction of the timer, and the flow rate is adjusted to the predetermined flow rate. To As a result, the tap water with a small flow rate always flows through the ozone-containing water generator 131 from the toilet flush water supply pipe 133 upstream of the water supply valve 134 through the first branch pipe 132 and the flow control valve 135.
To flow into When the on-off valve 139 is opened, the generated ozone-containing water is supplied to the on-off valve 139 and the second branch pipe 1.
When the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 131 reaches a predetermined lower value, the on-off valve 139 of the second branch pipe 139 is closed. Further, the flow control valve 135 of the first branch pipe 133 may be closed at the same time or with a slight delay.

In this way, when the toilet is not used, bacteria can be prevented from growing in the stagnant water in the toilet, and urease can be prevented from increasing and sticking to the surface of the toilet, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering. The cause of the off-flavor is also prevented.
At the time of using the toilet, the tap water is flushed to the urinal A131 each time the toilet is automatically used, independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B131 or manually, and the surface of the urinal A131 is washed. Since the stagnant water is flushed and the stagnant water in the toilet trap A132 is replaced, bacteria do not grow in the stagnant water, and the amount of urease does not increase.

In the toilet flushing apparatus of FIG. 14, the following may be performed. An on-off valve H is provided in the first branch pipe 132 on the upstream side of the flow control valve 135, and the control device 137 is connected to the on-off valve H
Connect to The control device 137 is provided with a timer. The flow control valve 135 is adjusted so as to always flow at a predetermined flow rate, and the opening / closing valve H is appropriately opened. Then, from the water supply pipe 133 for flushing the toilet upstream of the water supply valve 134, the first branch pipe 132,
Through the on-off valve H and the flow control valve 135, tap water with a small flow rate always flows into the ozone-containing water generator 131. When the on-off valve 139 is opened, the generated ozone-containing water passes through the on-off valve 139 and the second branch pipe 136,
It is flushed to the toilet trap A132. The on-off valve 139 is closed when the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 131 reaches a predetermined lower value, and the on-off valve H is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

[0475] In this case, a small flow rate of tap water is always supplied from the toilet flush water supply pipe 133 upstream of the water supply valve 134 through the first branch pipe 132, the opening / closing valve H, and the flow control valve 135. After flowing into the generator 131, the on-off valve 1
39 is opened, and the generated ozone-containing water is supplied to the on-off valve 13.
9 and the second branch pipe 136, and the toilet trap A13
The operation while flowing to 2 is the same as above. That is, the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 131 is detected by the float sensor 138, and
When the water level inside reaches the predetermined position, the float sensor 1
The on-off valve H is closed by the control device 137 which has received the detection signal from 38. The water stored in the ozone-containing water generator 131 is generated as ozone-containing water, and after the ozone-containing water is generated, the control device 137 opens the on-off valve 139.

[0476] By doing so, the on-off valve H can be opened only when necessary according to the instruction of the timer, and the ozone-containing water can be flown to the toilet trap A132. Since the amount is saved, resources and energy are saved.

Further, the provision of the on-off valve H eliminates the need for flow control for each opening and closing, and eliminates the need to provide a flow control mechanism in the control device.

In the toilet flushing apparatus of FIG. 14, the following may be performed. An on-off valve H is provided in the first branch pipe 132 on the upstream side of the flow control valve 135. The control device 137 is connected to the on-off valve H, and the control device 137 is provided with a timer. The flow control valve 135 is adjusted so that a predetermined flow rate always flows, and the on-off valve H is opened only at night. Thereby, the water supply valve 1
From the toilet flushing water supply pipe 133 upstream of 34, through the first branch pipe 132, the on-off valve H and the flow control valve 135,
A small flow of tap water always flows into the ozone-containing water generator 131. When the on-off valve 139 is opened, the generated ozone-containing water flows into the toilet trap A 132 through the on-off valve 139 and the second branch pipe 136. The on-off valve 139 is closed when the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 131 reaches a predetermined lower value, and the on-off valve H is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

[0479] In this way, for example, toilets installed in toilets of office buildings, department stores, station premises, exhibition halls, tourist facilities, vehicles operated only in the daytime, etc.
In toilets that are used only in the daytime and hardly used at night, when the toilet is not used at night, bacteria are prevented from growing in the stagnant water in the toilet, increasing the amount of urease and sticking to the surface of the toilet, and consequently the adhesion of urine stones Is prevented, and one cause of an unpleasant odor is also prevented. In the daytime, each time the toilet is used or at a predetermined time interval, independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, the tap water is flushed into the urinal A131 by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B131 or manually, The surface of the urinal A131 is washed with water and the urinal trap A
Since the 132 pooled water is replaced, bacteria do not grow in the pooled water and urease does not increase. Further, by providing the on-off valve H, the flow control for each opening and closing becomes unnecessary, and the control device does not need to be provided with a flow control mechanism.

[0480] In the toilet flushing apparatus of Fig. 14, the following may be performed. An on-off valve H is provided in the first branch pipe 132 on the upstream side of the flow control valve 135, and the control device 137 is connected to the on-off valve H
Connect to The flow control valve 135 is adjusted so as to always flow at a predetermined flow rate. The control device 137 is provided with a timer. The control device 137 further includes an automatic toilet cleaning system B13.
1, and inputs an operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B131 to the control device 137. The timer of the control device 137 is started by the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B131, and when the toilet is not used within a certain period of time after using the toilet, that is, the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B131 is output when the toilet A131 is used. If the operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B131 is not output within a predetermined time after the operation, the control device 137 opens the on-off valve H based on the instruction of the timer. As a result, a small flow rate of tap water is always supplied to the ozone-containing water generator 131 from the toilet flush water supply pipe 133 upstream of the water supply valve 134, through the first branch pipe 132, the on-off valve H, and the flow control valve 135. It comes in. When the on-off valve 139 is opened, the generated ozone-containing water is supplied to the on-off valve 139 and the second branch pipe 13.
6 and is flushed to the toilet trap A132. The on-off valve 139 is closed when the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 131 reaches a predetermined lower value, and the on-off valve H is closed simultaneously or slightly later.

In this manner, when the toilet is not used, bacteria can be prevented from growing in the stagnant water in the toilet, increasing the amount of urease and sticking to the surface of the toilet, thereby preventing urine stones from adhering. The cause of the off-flavor is also prevented.
At the time of using the toilet, the tap water is flushed to the urinal A131 each time the toilet is automatically used, independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B131 or manually, and the surface of the urinal A131 is washed. Since the stagnant water is flushed and the stagnant water in the toilet trap A132 is replaced, bacteria do not grow in the stagnant water, and the amount of urease does not increase. Further, by providing the on-off valve H, the flow control for each opening and closing becomes unnecessary, and the control device does not need to be provided with a flow control mechanism.

FIG. 15 shows another embodiment of the toilet flushing apparatus according to the present invention. It is connected to a position upstream of a water supply valve 144 composed of a flash valve or the like. On-off valve 1
45 is provided in the middle of the first branch pipe 142. The ozone-containing water generator 141 passes through the second branch pipe 146,
It is connected to toilet trap A142. On-off valve 149
Is provided in the middle of the second branch pipe 146. The control device 142 is connected to the ozone-containing water generator 141 and the on-off valves 145 and 149.

In the toilet flushing apparatus, the water supply valve 144 is provided.
To the first branch pipe 1
Tap water flows into the ozone-containing water generator 141 through the valve 42 and the on-off valve 145. The water level in the ozone-containing water generator is detected by the float sensor 148. When the water level in the ozone-containing water generator 141 reaches a predetermined position, the control device 1 receives a detection signal from the float sensor 148.
47 closes the on-off valve 145. Control device 14
7 is provided with a timer, and the ozone-containing water is generated only when the stored water in the ozone-containing water generator 141 is equal to or more than a predetermined value in a predetermined time zone. After the ozone-containing water is generated, the on-off valve 149 is promptly opened according to an instruction from the control device 147, and the generated ozone-containing water passes through the on-off valve 149 and the second branch pipe 146, and passes through the urinal trap A142. Is washed away.

The time when the water level in the ozone-containing water generator reaches a predetermined position is determined by the float sensor 1 as described above.
The detection may be performed by directly measuring the water level by using 48, or by measuring the lapse of time from when the on-off valve 145 of the first branch pipe 142 or the on-off valve 149 of the second branch pipe 146 is opened. May be.

Independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, tap water is supplied to the toilet A141 every time the toilet flushing system B141 is activated or manually by operating the toilet flushing system.
The surface of the toilet A141 is washed with water and the toilet trap A142
The stagnant water inside is replaced.

[0486] Also in this toilet flushing device, ozone-containing water as a toilet flushing liquid is generated by an ozone-containing water generator by use of silent discharge or electric treatment by electrolysis of water. Compared with a cleaning device that mixes chemicals into cleaning water, there is less need for maintenance and it is safe for the user.

[0487] In the above apparatus, ozone-containing water is generated as appropriate according to the instruction from the timer, and is supplied to the toilet trap A142. Therefore, an increase in urease based on the action of live bacteria,
The sticking effect is effectively suppressed, and p
The increase in H is suppressed to prevent the adhesion of urine stone, and also to prevent a cause of an unusual odor.

[0488] In the above-mentioned toilet bowl washing device, a time zone in which ozone-containing water is generated may be provided at predetermined time intervals according to a timer instruction. By doing so, the ozone-containing water is caused to flow into the toilet trap A142 at predetermined time intervals, so that water and electricity are saved, and resources and energy are saved as compared with the case where the water is always flown.

[0489] In the above toilet flushing device, a time zone in which ozone-containing water is generated only at nighttime according to a timer instruction may be provided. In this case, the ozone-containing water flows into the toilet trap A142 only at night, so that the ozone-containing water is supplied to, for example, office buildings, department stores, station premises, exhibition halls, tourist facilities, and vehicles such as vehicles operated only in the daytime. In toilets that are used only during the day and are hardly used at night, such as installed toilets, bacteria proliferate in the stagnant water in the toilet when the toilet is not in use at night, and the amount of urease increases and sticks to the surface of the toilet. This prevents the adhesion of urine stones and, at the same time, prevents the cause of unpleasant odor. During the day, tap water is flushed into the urinal A141 by the operation of the automatic toilet flushing system B141 or manually, independently of the operation of the toilet flushing device, every time the toilet is used or at a predetermined time interval, Urinal A141
Is flushed, and the accumulated water in the toilet trap A142 is replaced, so that bacteria do not grow in the accumulated water,
Urease does not increase.

[0490] In the above toilet flushing apparatus, the following may be performed. The control device 147 is further connected to the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B141, and an operation signal of the automatic toilet bowl cleaning system B141 is input to the control device 147. The timer of the control device 147 is started by the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B141, and when the toilet is not used within a predetermined time after using the toilet, that is, the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B141 is output using the toilet A141. When the operation signal of the automatic toilet flushing system B141 is not output within a predetermined time after the operation, the controller 147 sets a time zone in which the ozone-containing water is generated based on the instruction of the timer. In this way, the ozone-containing water is flushed to the toilet trap A142 only when the toilet is not used within a certain period of time after using the toilet, so that bacteria can propagate in the stagnant water in the toilet when the toilet is not used, and urease Is prevented from increasing and sticking to the surface of the toilet, thereby preventing the adhesion of urine stones and also preventing a cause of an unpleasant odor. At the time of using the toilet, the tap water is flushed to the urinal A141 every time by using the automatic toilet flushing system B141 or manually, independently of the operation of the urinal A, and the surface of the urinal A141 is washed. Since the water is washed and the accumulated water in the toilet trap A142 is replaced, bacteria do not grow in the accumulated water, and the amount of urease does not increase.

(Example 1) As shown in FIG. 16, tap water was introduced into a non-diaphragm type continuous electrolysis tank having a flat electrode, and a titanium plate coated with an iridium oxide-platinum catalyst was coated with chlorine. Tap water is electrolyzed using the generating electrode, and free chlorine-containing water generated by the electrolysis is passed through the urinal through a separate pipe from the urinal washing pipe system, and bacteria in the urinal trap retained water are discharged. Number, urinal trap stagnant water pH,
An effect confirmation test was conducted to investigate the surface dirt on the urinal trap.

[0492] In the test, free urine containing water having different concentrations was flowed at different flowing frequencies for the urinals of Fig. 16, and the urinal was not washed with the free chlorine-containing water. Normal flushing was performed for each urinal to use. Table 1 shows the test conditions. This urinal is rarely used at night because it is installed in the company.

[0493]

[Table 1]

Table 2 shows the number of bacteria in the urinal trap water at 0.5 months after the start of the test, and FIG. 17 shows the pH of the urinal trap water.

[0495]

[Table 2]

According to the urinal data shown in Table 2 and FIG. 17, the urinal is not used compared to the daytime when the urinal is used and the ordinary flushing is performed, and the water retained in the urinal trap is replaced. Therefore, during the night when normal water washing is not performed and the retained water in the urinal trap is not replaced, the number of bacteria in the urinal trap retained water multiplies, urease increases, and the pH in the urinal trap retained water may increase. Understand. Therefore, it is considered that the adhesion of urine stones to the urinal also proceeds at night.

[0497] Table 2 shows that the concentration of free chlorine (weight concentration in terms of chlorine atom) obtained by electrolyzing tap water is 0.1 to 3 mg / liter based on the data of urinals ~ in Fig. 17. By flowing water through the urinal, the urinal trap accumulated water is sterilized, and the urinal trap accumulated water p
It can be seen that H decreases.

After the test in Table 1 was continued for one month, the trap from the urinal was taken out and the surface was observed.
In the urinal ~, adhesion of colored stains and urinary stones was not observed.

[0499] In the urinal, the urinal trap stagnant water is sterilized, the pH of the urinal trap stagnant water decreases, and no yellowish stain is observed. Therefore, the urinal is not used and normal flushing is performed. By flowing free chlorine-containing water through the urinal at night when the water retained in the urinal trap is not replaced, the growth of bacteria in the urinal trap retained water, that is, an increase in urease, is prevented, and the urinal trap retained water is prevented. It is considered that the increase in pH and, consequently, the adhesion of urine stones to the urinal can be suppressed.

According to the data of the urinal shown in Table 2 and FIG. 17, during the daytime, the water remaining in the urinal trap is replaced by ordinary washing after use, and the growth of bacteria in the urinal trap water is suppressed. Therefore, it can be seen that there is no difference in the number of bacteria in the urinal trap stagnant water and the pH of the urinal trap stagnant water whether or not the free chlorine-containing water flows into the urinal.
Therefore, it is considered that the necessity of flowing free chlorine-containing water into the urinal during daytime when the toilet is used is low.

From the data of Table 2, urinals in FIG.
Between the free chlorine-containing water having a free chlorine concentration of 3 mg / l and the free chlorine-containing water having a free chlorine concentration of 0.5 mg / l, a bactericidal effect on bacteria in the urinal trap retained water, pH of the urinal trap retained water It can be seen that there is almost no difference in the effect of suppressing the rise. Furthermore, the free chlorine concentration is 3mg
/ Liter of free chlorine-containing water and free chlorine concentration of 0.1m
It can be seen that there is no significant difference between g / liter of free chlorine-containing water and the bactericidal effect against bacteria in the urinal trap stagnant water and the pH rise suppression effect of the urinal trap stagnant water.

[0502] Therefore, it is considered that if free chlorine-containing water having a free chlorine concentration of 0.1 mg / liter is allowed to flow into the toilet, the adhesion of urine stones to the urinal can be suppressed.

(Example 2) As shown in Fig. 16, tap water was introduced into a non-diaphragm type continuous electrolysis tank having a flat electrode, and chlorine was coated on a titanium plate with an iridium oxide-platinum catalyst. Tap water is electrolyzed using the generating electrode, and free chlorine-containing water generated by the electrolysis is passed through the urinal through a separate pipe from the urinal washing pipe system, and bacteria in the urinal trap retained water are discharged. Number, urinal trap resident water pH,
An effect confirmation test was conducted to investigate the surface dirt on the urinal trap.

[0504] However, in Example 1, the water containing free chlorine generated by the electrolysis was immediately flushed into the urinal. After that, the water containing free chlorine generated by the electrolysis was allowed to flow into the urinal.

The test was carried out using the urinal of FIG. 16. The urine was supplied with free chlorine-containing water having different concentrations at different time intervals, and the urinal was supplied with the free chlorine. No water washes were performed. Normal flushing was performed for each urinal to use. Table 3 shows the test conditions.
This urinal is rarely used at night because it is installed in the company.

[0506]

[Table 3]

Table 4 shows the number of bacteria in the urinal trap water at 0.5 months after the start of the test, and FIG. 18 shows the pH of the urinal trap water. The number of bacteria in the urinal trap stagnant water was measured at 7:40 am

[0508]

[Table 4]

From the data of the urinal of Table 4 and FIG. 18, the free chlorine concentration (weight concentration in terms of chlorine atom) obtained by electrolyzing tap water was 0.02 to 0.5 mg /
By flowing liters of free chlorine-containing water into the urinal,
It can be seen that the urinal trap stagnant water is sterilized and the pH of the urinal trap stagnant water decreases.

After the test in Table 3 was continued for one month, the trap from the urinal was removed, and the surface was observed. As a result, stains and stains of urine were observed in the urinal.
In the urinal ~, adhesion of colored stains and urinary stones was not observed.

In this experiment, the free chlorine concentration was 0.02 mg /
The effect was caused by flowing a liter of free chlorine-containing water into the urinal, which is presumably because the number of bacteria in the retained water was previously reduced by replacing the retained water immediately before.

(Example 3) In order to examine the effect on the toilet, the following two experiments were performed.

Experiment 1 The toilet was used normally, and the appearance of dirt was observed. There were no colored stains on the initial ball surface. However, after two weeks, as shown in FIG. 19 (a), a pink ring-shaped stain occurs on the draft surface, and after four weeks, as shown in FIG. Vertical streak-like dirt radiated in the flowing water direction.

Experiment 2 The toilet was used normally, and water containing free chlorine generated by electrolysis was applied to the toilet twice a day at 8:00 am and 11:00 pm. The method of applying free chlorine-containing water generated by electrolysis to a toilet bowl is to introduce tap water to a non-diaphragm type continuous electrolysis tank having a flat electrode, and coat an iridium oxide-platinum catalyst on a titanium plate. The tap water is electrolyzed using the chlorine-generating electrode thus obtained, and the resulting free chlorine-containing water is applied to a half-perimeter of the ball surface near the hole at the lower part of the toilet rim where the toilet flush water is discharged ( (FIG. 20). There were no colored stains on the initial ball surface.
After a lapse of 4 weeks, as shown in FIG. 21, on the rim portion of the ball surface on which the free chlorine-containing water was not applied, dirt in the form of vertical stripes was radially formed in the flowing water direction. On the other hand, no stain was observed on the half surface to which the water containing free chlorine was applied. Also,
No pink ring-shaped stains on the water surface observed in Experiment 1 were observed.

[0515] From Experiments 1 and 2, it was found that by flowing free chlorine-containing water obtained by electrolysis, it was also possible to prevent colored stains on the toilet.

Here, the reason why the vertical streak-like dirt is radially applied to the rim portion of the ball surface in the flowing water direction is that the discharge hole of the toilet flush water discretely provided at the lower part of the rim portion substantially corresponds to the dirt position. Therefore, it is considered that moisture is always supplied to this part, and the bacteria easily propagate. Therefore, when flowing the free chlorine-containing water obtained by the electrolysis into the toilet, it is preferable to flow the water from the same position as the discharge hole of the toilet flush water. For that purpose, it can be said that it is preferable to flow from the toilet flush water supply pipe to the toilet.

Example 4 As shown in FIG. 22, tap water was led to an ozone-containing water generator to generate ozone-containing water, which was generated via a pipe separate from the urinal flush pipe system. Ozone-containing water was flowed into the urinal, and an effect confirmation test was conducted to investigate the number of bacteria in the urinal trap stagnant water and the surface contamination of the urinal trap.

The test was performed for urinals in FIG.
Ozone-containing water having different concentrations was flowed at different flowing frequencies, and the urinal was not washed with the ozone-containing water. Normal flushing was performed for each urinal to use.
Table 5 shows the test conditions.

[0519]

[Table 5]

Table 6 shows the bacterial count in the urinal trap residence water at 0.5 months after the start of the test.

[0521]

[Table 6]

[0522] From the urinal data in Table 6, the urinal is not used because the urinal is used and normal flushing is performed, and the urinal is not used as compared with the daytime when the water retained in the urinal trap is replaced. It can be seen that the number of bacteria in the urinal trap retained water multiplies and urease increases during the night when the water retained in the urinal trap is not replaced by flushing. Therefore, it is considered that the adhesion of urine stones to the urinal also proceeds at night.

Based on the data of the urinal of Table 6 and FIG. 22, the ozone-containing water having a generated ozone concentration of 0.01 to 0.1 mg / liter is passed through the urinal to sterilize the water retained in the urinal trap. It is understood that it is done.

After continuing the test in Table 5 for one month, the trap from the urinal was removed and the surface was observed. As a result, stains and urine stones were observed on the urinal. No staining or urinary stone adhesion was observed on the toilet ~.

In the urinal, since the urinal trap stagnant water is sterilized and no yellowish stain is observed,
During the night when the urinal is not used, normal washing is not performed, and the retained water in the urinal trap is not replaced, ozone-containing water is supplied to the urinal to increase bacterial growth in the urinal trap retained water, i.e., urease. It is considered that the increase in the amount of urine can be prevented, and thus the adhesion of urine stone to the urinal can be suppressed.

According to the data of the urinal shown in Table 6 and FIG. 22, in the daytime, the accumulated water in the urinal trap is replaced by ordinary washing after use, and the growth of bacteria in the urinal trap accumulated water is suppressed. Therefore, it can be seen that there is no difference in the number of bacteria in the urinal trap stagnant water whether or not the ozone-containing water flows into the urinal. Therefore, it is considered that the necessity of flowing the ozone-containing water to the urinal in the daytime when the toilet is used is low.

From the data in Table 6, urinals in FIG.
It can be seen that there is little difference between the ozone-containing water having an ozone concentration of 0.1 mg / liter and the ozone-containing water having an ozone concentration of 0.05 mg / liter in terms of the bactericidal effect on bacteria in the urinal trap retained water. . Furthermore, there is no significant difference between the ozone-containing water having an ozone concentration of 0.1 mg / liter and the ozone-containing water having an ozone concentration of 0.01 mg / liter in terms of the bactericidal effect on bacteria in the urinal trap retained water. I understand. Therefore, when the ozone concentration is 0.0
It is thought that if 1 mg / liter of ozone-containing water is allowed to flow through the toilet, the adhesion of urine stones to the urinal can be suppressed.

(Example 5) 5 mm on urinal trap
Fix titania on the ball-shaped porous alumina of φ,
Further, a solid sample impregnated with an aqueous solution of silver nitrate was further placed on the solid sample.
By placing zero pieces and leaving them for one month, the urinal trap was checked for dirt. As a result, the urinal without the solid sample was discolored to a bright yellow color, but the urinal with the solid sample was hardly colored and stained, and the solid sample was used to prevent contamination of the urinal trap. It was confirmed that it had a great effect.

This effect is due to the fact that silver ions elute from the solid sample into the retained water, and the eluted silver ions act on bacteria adhering to the retained water or the urinal trap to be killed, thereby suppressing an increase in urease. Conceivable.

Example 6 In order to examine the bactericidal action of silver ions in staying water, silver nitrate was dissolved in ion-exchanged water so as to be 1 mg / liter in terms of silver weight, and further diluted with sterile ultrapure water. A test solution having a predetermined silver ion concentration was prepared. However, silver ion concentration of 1 mg / liter and 10
The test solution of mg / liter was prepared by directly dissolving in sterile ultrapure water. Escherichia coli (E. coli) was added to the above test solution for 2 hours.
After adding x10 5 CFU / milliliter and leaving it for a predetermined time, potassium iodide was added to precipitate silver ions as silver iodide, and the silver ions were removed from the test solution to determine the survival rate of the bacteria.

The results are shown in FIG. As a result, if the silver ion concentration is 1 mg / l or more, the survival rate of the bacterium can be reduced to 10% or less even with an action time of about 20 seconds, but if the silver ion concentration is about 1 μg / l, the bacterium cannot be acted for about 1 hour. Did not fall below 10%.

However, in the case of silver ions, the effect did not tend to decrease even if the action time was lengthened. Therefore, it can be said that it is more preferable to make it act slowly in the stagnant water or the like even when used in a toilet.

Example 7 In order to examine the bactericidal action of silver ions in the retained water, silver nitrate was converted to 100 mg / silver weight.
A test solution having a predetermined silver ion concentration was prepared by dissolving in liters of ion-exchanged water and further diluting with water from a low tank of a toilet. E. coli (Ec
oli) was added at 2 × 10 5 CFU / ml, left for a predetermined time, potassium iodide was added to precipitate silver ions as silver iodide, and the silver ions were removed from the test solution to determine the survival rate of the bacteria.

FIG. 24 shows the results. The working time was 2 hours. As a result, it was found that the survival rate of the bacterium can be reduced to 10% or less when the concentration is 1 μg / liter or more in terms of silver weight in the test solution. Therefore, even in the case of washing water actually used for a toilet, it can be said that if the action time is long, sterilization can be sufficiently performed and colored stains can be prevented.

(Eighth Embodiment) (1) A urinal installed in a company which is normally used in the daytime and hardly used at night is supplied with tap water or a toilet at 10:00 pm and 3:00 am at night. The water in the low tank was drained.

[0536] As a result, when the tap water was flushed, the trap portion of the toilet bowl in which the stagnant water was immersed at 8:00 am after one month was observed. . When the water in the toilet low tank is flushed, 1
After a lapse of months, a thin slime-like deposit was observed on the trap portion of the toilet bowl in which the stagnant water was immersed, and the deposit was colored in yellow.

Also, as a result of examining the number of bacteria in the retained water every week, as shown in Table 7, the number of bacteria in the retained water was 1 × 10 4 CFU / ml at the maximum when running tap water, and the Max 3 × 10 4 CFU when running water
/ Milliliter.

(2) Next, as shown in FIG. 16, tap water or water in a low tank was introduced into a non-diaphragm type continuous electrolysis tank having flat electrodes, and iridium-platinum was formed into a titanium plate. Tap water or water in a toilet low tank is electrolyzed using a chlorine generation electrode coated with a system catalyst, and free chlorine-containing water generated by electrolysis is passed through a separate pipe from the urinal washing pipe. Urinals installed in the company, which are used normally during the day and rarely used at night, are flushed at 10 pm and 3 am at night.

[0539] As a result, when free chlorine-containing water having a free chlorine concentration of 1 mg / liter obtained by electrolyzing tap water was flowed, and when the free chlorine concentration obtained by electrolyzing water in the toilet low tank was 0.1 mL. In any case where 5 mg / liter of free chlorine-containing water was flowed, neither urine stone nor colored stain was observed on the trap portion of the toilet bowl where the retained water was immersed after one month.

Also, as a result of examining the number of bacteria in the staying water every week, as shown in Table 7, the number of bacteria in the staying water was not higher than the free chlorine concentration of 1 mg / liter obtained by electrolyzing tap water. When flowing chlorine-containing water, always 0 CFU / ml, when flowing free chlorine-containing water having a free chlorine concentration of 0.5 mg / liter obtained by electrolyzing water in a toilet low tank, a maximum of 2 × 10 CFU / ml, When flowing free chlorine-containing water having a free chlorine concentration of 0.1 mg / liter obtained by electrolyzing tap water, the maximum value was about 2 × 10 3 CFU / ml.

[0541]

[Table 7]

(3) According to the results of (1) and (2), when the number of bacteria in the stagnant water is 1 × 10 4 CFU / milliliter or more, adhesion of urinary stones and coloring stains are likely to occur. Therefore, conversely, if the number of bacteria in the retained water can be maintained at less than 1.times.10@4 CFU / milliliter, it is considered that the adhesion of urinary stones and the coloring stain can be prevented.

Example 9 In order to examine the bactericidal action of free chlorine in the retained water, a predetermined number of Escherichia coli (E. coli) was added to water containing free chlorine of a predetermined concentration, and after 20 seconds, sodium thiosulfate was added. The free chlorine was then removed to determine the survival rate of the bacteria.

FIG. 25 shows the result. In FIG. 25, the horizontal axis indicates the bactericidal activity, that is, the reciprocal of the survival rate of the bacteria, and the vertical axis indicates the number of bacteria that can be sterilized per 1 mg of free chlorine. FIG.
5, the number of bacteria that can be sterilized per 1 mg of free chlorine is constant, regardless of the sterilizing power, and is 2.5 to 5 × 10 10
It turned out to be individual. Therefore, bacteria 1 × 10 4 CFU
/ The amount of free chlorine to sterilize milliliters is 0.2
It is considered that the number of bacteria in the stagnant water can be maintained at less than 1.times.10.sup.4 CFU / milliliter.

(Example 10) In the daytime, it is used normally.
The time-dependent changes in the bacterial count in urinals installed in the office, which are rarely used at night, were examined in the following cases, respectively.

First, when the number of bacteria is examined at 7:00 pm after work, the average is about 8 × 10 2 CFU / ml.

If left overnight, the average number of bacteria is 1 × 10 6 C
Increase to about FU / milliliter.

On the other hand, at 10:00 pm and 3 am at night
If you try to run tap water from time to time, the next day at 8:00 am
It was maintained at about × 10 3 CFU / ml. This is considered to be due to the fact that the tap water was supplied at 10:00 pm and 3:00 am at night to replace the stagnant water and to remove bacteria. Since the replacement ratio of the staying water in the actual toilet is about 99%, the same ratio (99%) of the bacteria in the staying water flows out of the toilet. However,
In this case, since no germicidal substance was brought into contact, even a small amount of the remaining bacteria proliferated, and foreign bacteria entered the stagnant water, so at 8:00 am the next day, 1 × 10 3 CFU /
It is thought that the number of bacteria will be on the order of milliliters.

The number of bacteria in the retained water is always 0 CFU / ml when flowing water containing free chlorine having a free chlorine concentration of 1 mg / liter obtained by electrolyzing tap water, and the water in the toilet low tank is electrolyzed. Free chlorine concentration obtained by
Up to 1 × 10 CFU / milliliter when flowing 5 mg / liter of free chlorine-containing water, and up to 2 × when flowing free chlorine-containing water having a free chlorine concentration of 0.1 mg / liter obtained by electrolyzing tap water. It was about 102 CFU / milliliter.

When the free chlorine-containing water having a free chlorine concentration of 0.5 mg / L or 0.1 mg / L was flown, the number of bacteria did not become zero when the free chlorine-containing water was flowed at 3:00 am Is temporarily 0, but it is considered that the free chlorine concentration in the free chlorine-containing water became 0 before 8:00 am, and after that, foreign bacteria were mixed into the retained water or propagated.

Therefore, when flowing the water containing free chlorine at predetermined time intervals, after flowing the water containing free chlorine, before the concentration of free chlorine in the water containing free chlorine becomes zero, more preferably, zero than in the previous embodiment. It is thought that it is better to flow free chlorine-containing water again before the concentration becomes 0.2 μg / liter.

Example 11 A solution obtained by adding 20 ppm of ammoniacal nitrogen to tap water was electrolyzed to produce 2.8 ppm of bound chlorine. Pseudomonas aeruginosa (P. aeruginosa) was mixed into 25 ml of this solution at a bacterial concentration of 2 × 10 7 CFU / milliliter, allowed to stand for a predetermined time, and then the chlorine content was collected with sodium thiosulfate. Was. As shown in FIG. 27, under these conditions, the bacteria were almost completely eliminated by contact with the bound chlorine for 5 minutes.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a device configuration diagram of a toilet flushing device including an electrolysis tank provided in parallel with an existing toilet flushing water supply pipe.

FIG. 2 is a device configuration diagram of a toilet flushing device having an electrolysis tank provided in parallel with an existing toilet flush water supply pipe and having a configuration in which free chlorine-containing water is disposed in a toilet trap section.

FIG. 3 is a device configuration diagram of a toilet flushing apparatus including an electrolysis tank provided on the way to an existing toilet flush water pipe.

[FIG. 4] The control device is provided with a storage-type electrolysis tank provided side by side with the existing toilet flush water supply pipe, and controls an on-off valve for blocking outflow of free chlorine-containing water from the storage-type electrolysis tank. Device configuration diagram of a toilet flushing device having a configuration that opens and closes based on a device.

FIG. 5 includes a water storage type electrolysis tank provided side by side with an existing toilet flush water supply pipe, and an on-off valve and a water storage type electrolysis tank that cut off the inflow of tap water into the water storage type electrolysis tank. FIG. 3 is a device configuration diagram of a toilet flushing device having a configuration that opens and closes an on-off valve that blocks the outflow of free chlorine-containing water based on an instruction from a control device.

FIG. 6 (a) A water storage type electrolysis tank provided side by side with an existing toilet flushing water supply pipe, and a control valve for shutting off the outflow of free chlorine-containing water from the water storage type electrolysis tank. The apparatus block diagram of the toilet flushing apparatus which has the structure which opens and closes based on the instruction | indication of an apparatus, and the structure which arrange | positions free chlorine containing water to a toilet trap part. (B) A water storage type electrolysis tank provided side by side with an existing toilet flush water supply pipe, and an on-off valve for shutting off inflow of tap water into the water storage type electrolysis tank and a water supply type electrolysis tank. FIG. 3 is a device configuration diagram of a toilet flushing device that has a configuration that opens and closes an on-off valve that blocks the outflow of free chlorine-containing water based on instructions from a control device and a configuration that arranges free chlorine-containing water in a toilet trap unit.

FIG. 7 is a device configuration diagram of a toilet cleaning device using a toilet cleaning tank as an electrolysis tank.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a configuration including an electrolysis tank and a liquid reservoir provided in parallel with an existing toilet flush water supply pipe, and storing free chlorine-containing water generated in the electrolysis tank in the liquid reservoir; FIG. 3 is a device configuration diagram of a toilet flushing device having a configuration that opens and closes an on-off valve that cuts off outflow of free chlorine-containing water from a storage tank based on an instruction from a control device.

FIG. 9 is a device configuration diagram of a toilet flushing device including an ozone-containing water generator juxtaposed to an existing toilet flush water pipe.

FIG. 10 is an equipment configuration diagram of a toilet flushing device having an ozone-containing water generator juxtaposed to an existing toilet flush water supply pipe and having a configuration in which ozone-containing water is disposed in a toilet trap section.

FIG. 11 is a view showing a device configuration of a toilet flushing apparatus including an ozone-containing water generator disposed in the middle of an existing toilet flush water pipe.

FIG. 12 includes an ozone-containing water generator provided in parallel with an existing toilet flush water supply pipe, and a flow control valve and an ozone-containing water generator for controlling inflow of tap water to the ozone-containing water generator. FIG. 2 is a device configuration diagram of a toilet flushing device having a configuration for controlling or opening / closing an open / close valve that cuts off outflow of ozone-containing water based on an instruction from a control device.

FIG. 13 includes an ozone-containing water generator juxtaposed to an existing toilet flush water supply pipe, and an on-off valve and an ozone-containing water generator that cut off tap water from flowing into the ozone-containing water generator. FIG. 3 is a device configuration diagram of a toilet flushing device configured to open and close an on-off valve that blocks outflow of ozone-containing water based on an instruction from a control device.

FIG. 14 shows a flow control valve that includes an ozone-containing water generator juxtaposed to an existing toilet flush water supply pipe and controls the flow of tap water into the ozone-containing water generator. FIG. 3 is a device configuration diagram of a toilet flushing device having a configuration for controlling or opening / closing an opening / closing valve for blocking outflow of ozone-containing water based on an instruction from a control device, and a configuration for disposing ozone-containing water in a toilet trap section.

FIG. 15 includes an ozone-containing water generator provided in parallel with an existing toilet flush water supply pipe, and an on-off valve and an ozone-containing water generator that cut off tap water from flowing into the ozone-containing water generator. FIG. 3 is a device configuration diagram of a toilet flushing device having a configuration that opens and closes an opening / closing valve that passes outflow of ozone-containing water based on an instruction from a control device and a configuration that arranges ozone-containing water in a toilet trap section.

FIG. 16 is a configuration diagram of a toilet or the like when an effect confirmation test of the present invention is performed using a toilet cleaning device having a continuous electrolytic bath.

FIG. 17 is a pH diagram of toilet water measured at the end of 0.5 months in an effect confirmation test for different free chlorine concentrations and flowing water frequencies.

FIG. 18 shows a test in which free chlorine-containing water flows only at night.
FIG. 4 is a pH diagram of toilet bowl retained water measured at the end of 0.5 months.

FIGS. 19A and 19B are diagrams showing a state of dirt on a toilet bowl due to normal use, wherein FIG. 19A shows a state after two weeks, and FIG. 19B shows a state after four weeks.

FIG. 20 is a configuration diagram of an experiment in which a commonly used toilet bowl is washed twice a day with water containing free chlorine.

FIG. 21 is a view showing a state of dirt on the toilet after four weeks in the experiment according to FIG. 20;

FIG. 22 is a configuration diagram of a toilet or the like when an effect confirmation test of the present invention is performed using a toilet cleaning device including an ozone-containing water generator.

FIG. 23 shows the number of residual bacteria after applying silver ion-containing water to Escherichia coli.

FIG. 24 shows the number of residual bacteria after water containing silver ions was allowed to act on Escherichia coli for 2 hours.

FIG. 25 is a graph showing the relationship between the number of bacteria that can be sterilized by 1 mg of free chlorine and the bactericidal activity of water containing free chlorine.

FIG. 26 is a diagram showing a relationship between a time interval at which free chlorine-containing water is added and a free chlorine concentration required to obtain a sufficient sterilizing effect at the time interval.

FIG. 27 is a graph showing a bactericidal effect (initial bacterial count / viable bacterial count) when bound chlorine-containing water is allowed to act on Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

──────────────────────────────────────────────────の Continued on the front page (51) Int.Cl. ⁷ Identification symbol FI Theme coat ゛ (Reference) C02F 1/50 540 C02F 1/50 540B 540A 550 550C 560 560F 1/76 1/76 A (72) Inventor Masakatsu Kiyohara 2-1-1, Nakajima, Kokurakita-ku, Kitakyushu-shi, Fukuoka Prefecture (72) Inventor Shin Hayakawa 2-1-1, Nakajima, Kokurakita-ku, Kitakyushu-shi, Fukuoka 72) Inventor Mitsunori Sugano 2-1-1 Nakajima, Kokurakita-ku, Kitakyushu-city, Fukuoka Prefecture Inside Totoki Equipment Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Nobuhiko Kanekoku 2-1-1 Nakajima, Kokurakita-ku, Kitakyushu-shi, Fukuoka East Ceramic Equipment Co., Ltd.

Claims (12)

[Claims] An at least one pair of electrodes for generating an antibacterial metal, which is disposed on the way downstream of a water supply valve of a water supply pipe for a toilet flush, communicates with a flow path formed between the electrodes, and a flow path. Toilet cleaning device, comprising: a continuous electrolysis tank having a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet, and a control device having means for applying a voltage between the electrodes when the water supply valve is opened. 2. A water supply valve for flushing a toilet bowl, which is provided on the way downstream of a water supply valve and communicates with at least one pair of electrodes for generating antibacterial metal, a flow path formed between the electrodes, and a flow path. Toilet cleaning device, comprising: a continuous electrolysis tank having a liquid inlet and a liquid outlet, and a control device having means for applying a voltage between the electrodes with a slight delay after the water supply valve is opened. 3. The toilet bowl cleaning apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the continuous electrolytic cell is a non-diaphragm type electrolytic cell. 4. The toilet flushing device according to claim 2, wherein the degree of the delay is after toilet flush water is replaced by toilet flush. 5. The toilet cleaning apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the degree of the delay is after the toilet surface is wet by the toilet cleaning. 6. The toilet flushing device according to claim 1, wherein the toilet flushing device generates a liquid having a silver ion concentration of 1 μg / L or more by electrolysis. 7. The toilet flushing device according to claim 1, wherein the toilet flushing device generates a liquid having a silver ion concentration of 10 μg / L or more by electrolysis. 8. The toilet flushing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the number of bacteria in the toilet bowl staying water is always maintained at less than 1 × 10 ⁴ CFU / mL. 9. A method comprising the steps of sterilizing urease-containing bacteria with a liquid containing an antibacterial metal ion and removing urease out of the toilet, wherein the number of bacteria in the toilet water is always 1 × 10 ⁴ CFU / Cleaning method of toilet bowl maintained at less than mL 10. A step of disposing an antibacterial metal ion carrier in a trap portion of a toilet bowl in which stagnant water is stored to sterilize bacteria containing urease, and a step of removing urease out of the toilet bowl, Bacteria count in toilet water is always 1
Washing method of toilet bowl maintained at less than × 10 ⁴ CFU / mL 11. The toilet flushing method according to claim 9, wherein the ion concentration of the liquid containing the antibacterial metal ion is 1 μg / L or more. 12. The toilet flushing method according to claim 9, wherein the ion concentration of the liquid containing the antibacterial metal ion is 10 μg / L or more.