JP2011120770A - Toilet without requiring water - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a toilet without requiring water to be used in a mountain lodge or indoors requiring environmental consideration. <P>SOLUTION: The toilet without requiring water is composed of a toilet seat and a thin resin bag. The resin bag covers the toilet seat from above the toilet seat by opening an opening of the bag outward. A closed portion of the resin bag is hung downward to seal the feces and urine in the bag, and the bag is closed after excretion. Alternatively, the toilet without requiring water is configured to expose a new tube by winding a thin resin tube on the outer side and pulling one end of the tube downward. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

The present invention belongs to toilet technology that does not require water.

  Conventionally, toilets are configured to flow into sewage after flowing large and small stools. There is a need for mountain toilets that cannot use water or nursing toilets that are used indoors. As such a toilet, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 05-004099 is supplied with resin sheets one by one from a pair of filter supply units, and is combined with a stool wrapping mechanism that wraps feces between sheets, a filter compression mechanism with toilet, a drying device, etc. Toilet waste disposal equipment has been proposed. This device is mechanically complex and difficult to use in a mountain hut or indoors.

JP 05-004099

  As described above, after the toilet is used, it is flushed with sewage and treated. However, there are many cases where it is necessary to add to a predetermined place where there is no facility for flowing water. The present invention provides a mountain hut that requires consideration for the environment, or a toilet that does not require water for use when the room needs to be used indoors.

The first invention comprises a toilet toilet seat and a thin resin bag, and the resin bag is configured to cover the toilet toilet seat by opening the opening outward from above the toilet toilet seat. It is a toilet that does not require water, with the closed part hanging downwards, confining large and small stools in the bag part, and adding the use to close the bag,
The invention of the subject 2 is a toilet that does not require water in the above-described toilet that does not require water, and has a new bag portion formed into a long cylindrical sheet, and rolled out outward so that a new sheet can be pulled out every use. .
It is designed to be used in a place where it can be processed by adding a bag to a plastic bag and the mouth of the bag is closed. The first invention uses a single resin bag for each additional use. In the second invention, a long resin tube is stretched each time it is used, thereby closing the other end to form a bag.

The present invention covers the toilet bag with a resin bag, hangs the closed part of the bag downward, adds use in the bag, and closes the opening of the bag to carry it to a predetermined place. It can be used in places where there is no water or where water cannot be used. In addition, since a long cylindrical sheet can be pulled out by winding its upper end outward, it can be used continuously.

FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram showing a first example of a toilet that does not require water according to the present invention. These are the conceptual diagrams which show the 2nd example of the toilet which does not require water based on this invention.

As shown in FIG. 1, a toilet that does not require main water is composed of a toilet seat and a resin bag configured to allow a person to sit.
The closed bag of the resin bag is hung in the toilet seat, and the opening extends outward to cover the toilet seat. In addition, the resin bags can be stacked near the toilet seat. When a person sits on the toilet seat, the resin bag does not come off the toilet seat.

The toilet seat may be fixed by, for example, providing a groove provided in the toilet seat and a ring that fits in the groove, and fixing the resin bag by the groove and the ring. What is necessary is just to fix so that a resin-made bag may not fall by the weight of the urine and stool which enters a bag. After adding, the bag opening can be closed and processed in place.

If necessary, for example, a polyacrylamide-based water-absorbing resin can be inserted into the bag in the form of a bag or can be attached to the inside of the bag. In this way, especially in the case of urine, the water is absorbed by the water-absorbent resin and the handling becomes easy.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, it is possible to wind a long resin tube so that one end of the tube is wound outward and pulled out as necessary. The resin tube can be tied or melt bonded each time it is added.

The resin bag is formed of a thin sheet made of polyolefin or polyvinyl chloride.

A toilet that does not require water can be used as a nursing room for indoor use where water cannot be used, or a toilet for a mountain hut that should be considered for the environment.

1 Toilet that does not require water 2 Toilet seat 3 Plastic bag or tube

Claims (2)

It consists of a toilet toilet seat and a thin resin bag. The resin bag opens from the upper side of the toilet toilet seat to cover the toilet toilet seat, and the closed portion of the resin bag hangs downward. A toilet that does not require water. The toilet without water according to claim 1, wherein the thin resin cylinder is configured such that a new cylinder portion appears by winding the opening outward and pulling downward.

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