JP2016077733A - Toilet sheet - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a sanitary and comfortable toilet sheet preventing adhesion of soil of a toilet seat to a user's clothes or body while sitting on the toilet seat.SOLUTION: A toilet sheet 100 is laid on a toilet seat. A toilet seat sheet 50 is spreaded so that a wave part 4 of the toilet sheet 100 can be come to the front vicinity of a toilet seat B and the surface 9 of a lower layer part 7 can cover whole of the toilet seat B. If the toilet sheet 50 gets dirty, the uppermost toilet seat sheet 50 is peeled and the lower layer toilet seat sheet 50 emerges out. Thus, people can continue to use the paper in a new and clean condition. Only lamination number of the toilet seat sheet 50 can be refreshed like this way. The peeled toilet seat sheet 50 can be flushed and discarded in a toilet too. The clothes and the body do not get dirty from a start of use of the toilet to an end of the use and the toilet sheet 100 can be used hygienically and comfortably.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a toilet seat laid on a toilet seat or floor of a Western-style toilet.

  Currently, many Western-style toilets are installed in department stores, buildings, and public facilities, but most of them do not have toilet seat covers. Therefore, when using these Western style toilets, various toilet seat sheets have been invented from a hygienic viewpoint.

  The invention according to Patent Document 1 reduces the thickness of the sheet in order to maintain the water disintegration property of the sheet, and also increases the adhesive force when laid on the toilet seat, A toilet seat sheet characterized in that the seat is not torn. Patent Document 2 is a portable toilet seat sheet that enables the entire sheet to be wound by providing an adhesive at a plurality of locations on the back side of the sheet.

JP 2005-40359 A JP 2010-194284 A

However, in the inventions according to Patent Documents 1 and 2, when the toilet seat sheet becomes very dirty, the toilet seat sheet itself must be replaced. There was a problem that it was troublesome. The present invention has been made to solve such problems.

In order to solve the above-described problems, a toilet seat according to the present invention is a toilet seat sheet laid on a toilet seat, and a central portion of the body of the toilet seat sheet is provided with a substantially elliptical hole. In addition to having wave portions at the outer and inner peripheral edges, the main body has a divided structure composed of left and right sheet pieces, and the front portion of the sheet pieces has a front overlapping portion overlapping each other.

In addition, it is preferable to provide a rear overlapping portion that overlaps the rear portion of the sheet piece.

It is a top view of the toilet seat sheet concerning this Embodiment. It is sectional drawing of the toilet seat sheet | seat of FIG. It is sectional drawing of the toilet seat sheet | seat which comprises a toilet seat. It is explanatory drawing when the toilet seat sheet | seat of FIG. 1 is laid on the toilet seat.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Note that these embodiments do not limit the invention.

  The toilet seat 100 has a structure in which a plurality of toilet seat sheets 50 are stacked (an example of two layers is shown in FIG. 2), and each toilet seat 50 has a substantially oval main body 1 as a whole. The front-rear direction or the front-rear direction in the seated state is separated from the left and right at the front part F and the rear part R. The left and right sheet pieces 1a and 1b of the toilet seat 50 are combined to form the main body 1. By adopting a split structure, it becomes possible to deal with toilet seats of various dimensions. Further, a substantially elliptic hole 3 is opened at the center of the toilet seat 50. The hole 3 can employ various shapes such as a long one and a round one. Also, several types of dimensions can be set.

  In addition, after the toilet seat sheet 50 is laid on the toilet seat and seated on the toilet seat, a wavy portion 4 is provided at the edge of the toilet seat sheet 50 in order to prevent the formation of wrinkles and broken lines. The toilet seat sheet 50 has a slightly larger shape than the overall shape of the toilet seat so that the entire toilet seat can be covered, and further, dirt generated during use is not attached to clothes or the body. Further, the material of the toilet seat sheet 50 may be water-soluble so that it can be poured into the toilet after use and discarded.

  A low adhesive water-soluble adhesive is interposed between the toilet seat sheet 50 and the toilet seat sheet 50. In particular, the adhesion layer 2 is provided on the surface opposite to the surface that touches the skin (lower layer portion 7 described later), and the surface (upper layer portion 5 described later) that touches the skin of the other toilet seat sheet 50 that adheres to the adhesive layer 2 Avoid adhesion. Thereby, the toilet seat sheet 50 and the toilet seat sheet 50 can be peeled.

As shown in FIG. 3, this toilet seat sheet 50 preferably has a three-layer structure of an upper layer portion 5, a middle layer portion 6, and a lower layer portion 7. The upper layer portion 5 is made of a fibrous material so that it is comfortable when sitting on the toilet seat and does not break when it moves. The middle layer portion 6 is made of a highly hygroscopic material so as to absorb stains on the toilet seat, stains generated when the toilet seat is used, and the like so as not to be transferred to the upper layer portion 5. In addition, in order to strengthen absorption of dirt, the middle layer part 6 may have a similar material having a two-layer or three-layer structure. The lower layer 7 is made of the same material as the upper layer 5, but the surface 9 of the lower layer 7 is in contact with the toilet seat so that it can be distinguished from the surface 8 of the upper layer 5 by changing the color. Is desirable. In addition, a water-soluble adhesive may be applied to the surface 9 of the lower layer portion 7 so that the toilet seat sheet 50 can be attached and fixed to the toilet seat.

  Further, the toilet seat 100 has a left-right separation structure as described above, and each of the sheet pieces 1a and 1b has portions that overlap each other at the front portion F and the rear portion R as shown in FIG. In other words, the front overlapping portion 20 is configured with an area or shape that generates a portion where the sheet pieces 1a and 1b overlap when the sheet pieces 1a and 1b are placed on the standard toilet seat B. Depending on the toilet seat B to be used, the area and shape of the front overlapping portion 20 are somewhat different. Similarly, in the rear overlapping portion 21, the sheet pieces 1 a and 1 b overlap when the sheet pieces 1 a and 1 b are placed on the standard toilet seat B, and the rear overlapping portion 21 is used for each toilet seat B to be used. The area and shape of these are slightly different.

  In the example of the figure, in the front overlap portion 20, the sheet piece 1b is overlaid on the sheet piece 1a, but the reverse may be possible. The same applies to the rear overlapping portion 21. The area of the front overlapping portion 20 can be appropriately set according to the shape and size of each sheet piece 1a, 1b. Preferably, the front overlapping part 20 overlaps 5 cm or more and 15 cm or less in the horizontal direction in the figure. The same applies to the rear overlapping portion 21. If this degree of overlap can be ensured, the size of most toilet seats B can be accommodated. Moreover, since the front overlapping part 20 and the rear overlapping part 21 are appropriately fitted to the toilet seat B in the horizontal direction in the figure, the width in the vertical direction in the figure is substantially constant. Thereby, even if the sheet pieces 1a and 1b are moved relative to each other in the horizontal direction in the figure, the front overlapping portion 20 and the rear overlapping portion 21 are not greatly displaced and adjustment is possible.

  By having the front overlapping part 20 and the rear overlapping part 21, when the size of the toilet seat B is large in the lateral direction, it is possible to flexibly cope with it. That is, if the mere division structure is used, the front part and the rear part will be cut when placed on the toilet seat having a large width. Therefore, even if the interval between the sheet pieces 1a and 1b is widened, it is possible to prevent a break by securing a sufficient overlap area. In addition, since the front overlapping portion 20 and the rear overlapping portion 21 are always generated, the function of increasing the dirt absorbing ability can be maintained.

  More preferably, in order to increase the absorbing power in the front overlapping part 20 and the rear overlapping part 21, an adhesive is partially provided so that the liquid can more easily penetrate in the vertical direction. For example, the adhesive is provided in the form of dots to increase the permeability at a portion where there is no adhesive. Thereby, when using the front overlap part 20 and the back overlap part 21 in piles, an absorptive power becomes high.

The method for using the present invention will be described below. First, as shown in FIG. 4, the toilet seat 100 is laid on the toilet seat B. At this time, since the sheet pieces 1a and 1b are divided into left and right parts, the sheet pieces 1a and 1b are laid while being aligned with the left and right sides of the toilet seat B, respectively. Thereafter, the toilet seat sheet 50 is laid so that the wave portion 4 of the toilet seat 100 comes near the front of the toilet seat B and the surface 9 of the lower layer portion 7 covers the entire toilet seat B. Furthermore, in the front overlapping part 20 and the rear overlapping part 21, the left and right sheet pieces 1a and 1b are overlapped and laid.

When it is necessary to adjust the position of the toilet seat 100 while sitting on the toilet seat B, the toilet seat 100 is held and adjusted by hand. In addition, when there is dirt in the front inner side or the back surface of the toilet seat B, the wave portion 4 is folded and used toward the back side of the toilet seat. It is also possible to fold the wave part 4 to the back side of the toilet seat B, and providing the wave part 4 can cope with the toilet seat B having various shapes. Moreover, when the adhesive agent is provided in the lower layer part 7, the toilet seat 100 is adhered and fixed to the toilet seat in accordance with the position.

  The portion forming the front overlap portion 20 is the front portion of the toilet seat B, and is a place where dirt due to urine is likely to adhere. By forming the front overlapping portion 20 in this portion, a high absorption power can be obtained. Moreover, the part which forms the back overlap part 21 is a rear part of the toilet seat B, and is a place where dirt due to stool is likely to adhere. By forming the rear overlapping portion 21 in this portion, a high absorption power can be obtained. Thus, since the front overlapping part 20 and the rear overlapping part 21 are formed in a place where dirt tends to concentrate, the dirt absorbing power of the toilet seat 100 can be extremely increased.

Although not shown, the present invention can also be applied to a toilet seat having a shape in which the front portion F is broken. That is, when the front overlapping portion 20 is provided, even if the front portion F of the toilet seat is cracked, the sheet pieces 1a and 1b can be stacked so as to pass the bridge to the cracked portion. Thereby, it can prevent that the toilet bowl upper surface of the part which the toilet seat broke is dirty.

  Next, when the toilet seat sheet 50 becomes dirty, the uppermost toilet seat sheet 50 is peeled off, and the lower-layer toilet seat sheet 50 is put out. Thereby, use can be continued in a new beautiful state. This refresh can be performed by the number of toilet seat sheets 50 stacked. And the peeled toilet seat sheet | seat 50 can also be poured into a toilet and thrown away.

From the above, from the start of use of the toilet to the end of use, the toilet seat 100 can be used in a sanitary and comfortable manner without getting dirt on clothes and the body. Moreover, since the wave part 4 completely covers the front vicinity of the toilet seat B, any toilet seat B can be handled. Furthermore, when the material of the toilet seat B is water-soluble, it can be flowed to the toilet after use.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Toilet seat 50 Toilet seat sheet 20 Front overlapping part 21 Rear overlapping part 1 Main body 2 Adhering layer 3 Hole 4 Wave part 5 Upper layer part 6 Middle layer part 7 Lower layer part 8 Upper layer part surface 9 Lower surface part surface

Claims (2)

A toilet seat sheet laid on a toilet seat, wherein a central portion of the body of the toilet seat is provided with a substantially elliptical hole, and has a corrugated portion at the outer peripheral edge and inner peripheral edge of the toilet seat, A toilet seat having a divided structure composed of a sheet piece and having a front overlapping portion overlapping with each other at a front portion of the sheet piece. The toilet seat according to claim 1, further comprising a rear overlapping portion that overlaps the rear portion of the sheet piece.

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