JP2017038909A - Simple toilet set - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a simple toilet set which is a simple toilet set for the time of a disaster or the like, simply structured and enables after-treatment of the excrement to be done easily.SOLUTION: A simple toilet set includes a bag 3 for storing excrement and treatment agent 4 which is much enough to cover the excrement after inputted in the bag 3 and the treatment agent 4 contains hinoki cypress powders. The bag 3 is attached to a toilet bowl or a container instead of the toilet bowl, for example, almost half of the treatment agent 4 is inputted into the bag 3 before bowel movement, rest of the treatment agent 4 is inputted after the bowel movement, the bag 3 is removed, gets the opening tied and is thrown.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a simple toilet set used in outdoor activities such as driving, camping, fishing, etc., in a civil engineering construction site without a permanent toilet, or when a disaster such as an earthquake occurs.

  In general, for outdoor activities such as driving, camping, fishing, etc., in places where there are no permanent toilets, or where there are no permanent toilets at the civil engineering construction site, or in the event of an emergency disaster such as an earthquake, It is necessary to use a toilet in a simple toilet.

  In such a simple toilet, the supply of water cannot be obtained, and therefore the disposal of excreta becomes a problem. For this reason, for example, it has been conventionally proposed to set a treatment bag in a simple toilet and to solidify excrement using a water absorbent resin or a coagulant in the treatment bag.

  For example, Patent Document 1 below discloses a toilet device in which excrement is hermetically packaged every time it is excreted. In this toilet apparatus, a treatment agent that absorbs the moisture of excrement and makes it semi-solidified is supplied to the package, and after the moisture of the excrement is absorbed by the treatment agent, the package is sealed.

JP 2006-141790 A

  When excrement is packaged and processed, it is important to prevent the excrement from leaking moisture and odor. On the other hand, it is desirable that the simple toilet used in the event of a disaster such as an earthquake has a simple structure as much as possible in consideration of normal storage and carrying around during a disaster.

  In view of these problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a simple toilet set capable of easily post-processing excrement with a simple configuration.

  In order to achieve the above object, a simple toilet set according to the present invention includes a bag for containing excrement, and a treatment agent in an amount sufficient to wrap the excrement by being put into the bag, Contains cypress powder.

  The simple toilet set of the present invention according to the above-described configuration is a treatment of an amount sufficient to wrap the excrement after setting a bag for containing excrement in a toilet bowl or a container serving as a toilet bowl, Used by charging the agent. This treatment agent is characterized by containing hinoki powder. By including the hinoki powder, the excrement can be easily treated while suppressing germs and odors from the excrement due to the sterilization and deodorizing effect of hinokitiol. Moreover, the treatment agent containing hinoki powder wraps the excrement in the bag, thereby more effectively suppressing germs and odor leakage from the excrement. Furthermore, compared with the case of using a large treatment agent such as wood pellets, the treatment agent containing hinoki powder has excellent water absorption and can wrap the surface of excrement (stool) evenly. Therefore, there is also an effect that the excrement itself can be prevented from being seen from the outside of the bag.

It is a figure which shows the main structural members of the simple toilet set concerning one Embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows an example of the aspect which attaches a toilet seat and a plastic bag to a pail can. It is a perspective view which shows the other example of the aspect which attaches a toilet seat and a plastic bag to a pail can. It is a top view which shows the state by which half quantity of the processing agent was thrown into the plastic bag attached to the pail can in the aspect of FIG. It is a schematic diagram which shows the state which processes a plastic bag after a toilet. It is a perspective view which shows the usage condition of the simple toilet set using a general toilet bowl as a modification of embodiment of this invention. FIG. 7 is a plan view showing the appearance of the treatment agent pack 30 according to the present embodiment. 8 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG.

  The simple toilet set according to the present invention includes a bag for storing excrement and a treatment agent in an amount sufficient to wrap the excrement in the bag, and the treatment agent includes hinoki powder.

  It is preferable that the total amount of the treatment agent is hinoki powder having a maximum side size of 1 mm or less. In other words, hinoki powder as a treating agent is produced, for example, by pulverizing hinoki cypress waste, but it is not realistic to precisely control the particle size during production. Therefore, when subjected to sieving or the like, almost the entire amount may be made of hinoki powder having a maximum side size of 1 mm or less, and grains larger than that may be mixed somewhat.

  Or the aspect containing 50% or less of wood chips in a mass ratio with respect to the whole quantity of the said processing agent may be sufficient as the said processing agent. Also in this case, the hinoki powder is desirably a powder having a maximum side size of 1 mm or less.

  The bag is preferably a translucent polyethylene bag. This is because municipal waste-designated garbage collection bags are generally translucent, and if they meet this designation, they are collected and treated as combustible garbage.

  It is also preferable that the treatment agent is enclosed in a water-decomposable storage bag. Since the processing agent can be introduced together with the containing bag, there are advantages that workability is improved and the processing agent is not scattered.

  The simple toilet set according to the present invention further includes a pail can and a toilet seat fitted into an upper opening of the pail can, and the bag, the treatment agent, and the toilet seat are disposed inside the pail can. It is also preferable to adopt a housed configuration.

  In this way, by setting the toilet seat, bag, and processing agent in the pail can, the toilet seat can be set in the pail can and used as a simple toilet, and storage and evacuation when not in use There is an advantage that it is easy to carry around.

[First Embodiment]
Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Its description will not be repeated the same reference numerals are denoted for the same or corresponding portions in the drawings. Incidentally, for the sake of clarity, in the drawings referred to below, arrangement or shown in simplified or schematic of a portion of the components is or are omitted. The dimensional ratios between the components shown in the figures are not necessarily indicative of the actual dimensional ratio.

[Main components of simple toilet set]
In FIG. 1, the main structural members of the simple toilet set in this embodiment are shown.

  The simple toilet set shown in FIG. 1 has a pail can 1, a toilet seat 2, a poly bag (polyethylene or polypropylene bag) 3, and a treatment agent 4 as main components. The pail can 1 has a lid 11 and a handle 12, and accommodates a toilet seat 2, a plastic bag 3, and a treatment agent 4 therein. In FIG. 1, the plastic bag 3 is shown in a folded state. In FIG. 1, only one set of the plastic bag 3 and the treatment agent 4 is illustrated, but actually, a plurality of sets of the plastic bag 3 and the treatment agent 4 are accommodated in the pail can 1.

  In addition to these members, the pail can 1 may contain items necessary for outdoor activities such as driving, camping, and fishing. Moreover, when preparing for disasters such as earthquakes, emergency supplies such as toilet paper, feminine hygiene products, ponchos, drinking water, food, etc. can be stored.

  The pail can 1 can be easily carried by holding the handle 12. In addition, when the lid 11 is closed, a plurality of pail cans 1 can be stacked and stored without taking up space. Alternatively, it can be used as a chair, a garden stand, or a platform with the lid 11 closed.

  As shown in FIG. 2 or 3, the toilet seat 2 is attached and fixed to the upper end of the opening of the pail can 1. The toilet seat 2 includes a pair of toilet seat right half body 21 and left half body 22 made of synthetic resin. Although not shown in the drawings, on the back side of the seating surfaces of the toilet seat right half 21 and the left half 22, a mechanism that is fitted and fixed to the upper end of the opening of the pail can 1 is provided. The toilet seat right half 21 and the left half 22 of the toilet seat 2 are connected by a hinge-shaped connecting member 23. Thus, the toilet seat 2 is folded in two so that the toilet seat right half 21 and the left half 22 overlap with each other with the connecting member 23 as the center, so that the toilet can 2 can be stored compactly in the pail can 1. However, the toilet seat 2 is not limited to such a foldable shape, and may be a U-shaped or O-shaped toilet seat. Or the toilet seat which consists of two parts formed separately on right and left may be sufficient.

  Cypress powder is most preferably used as the treatment agent 4. The hinoki powder as the treatment agent 4 is divided into small portions and packaged in a bag. This bag may be a disposable bag or a bag with a zipper, for example, and any bag can be used on condition that the treatment agent 4 can be stored without being dissipated or absorbed. About 100 g of cypress powder is used as a serving. About 100 g of hinoki powder can sufficiently absorb about 500 mL of urine. In the case of stool, about 100 g of cypress powder wraps the entire stool, so that the stool itself cannot be seen when viewed from the outside of the plastic bag. In addition, although the example which uses about 100 g of hinoki powder as a single dose is shown here, the amount of hinoki powder individually packaged as the treatment agent 4 is not limited to 100 g, and if necessary, the amount can be less than this. May be good or many.

  Hinoki powder can be produced by pulverizing waste materials and the like. The powder may be indefinite, but the length of the longest side of the outer shape is preferably 1 mm or less. However, it is not necessary for the powder to have a uniform particle size as a whole, and a large particle (a particle having a length of the longest side of the outer shape longer than 1 mm) may be mixed somewhat.

  Further, as the treating agent 4, a mixture of hinoki powder and wood chips can be used. The wood chips are preferably cypress wood chips, but may be other wood chips. Although the mixing ratio of powder and wood chips is arbitrary, it is preferable that the content rate of a powder is 50% or more of the whole by mass ratio. This is because the higher the powder ratio, the better the water absorption, the volume before use and after use is not bulky, and the surface of the excrement can be covered uniformly. For example, a mixture of 50 g of cypress powder and 50 g of cypress wood chips can be used.

  The plastic bag 3 is preferably a garbage collection bag designated or recommended by each local government, and is generally made of translucent polyethylene, but is not limited thereto. For example, the volume is preferably about 45 L (liter), but is not limited thereto.

  Here, with reference to FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, two usage modes of the plastic bag 3 will be described. In the usage mode of FIG. 2, after attaching the toilet seat 2 to the pail can 1, the poly bag 3 is set so that the main body of the poly bag 3 is located inside the pail can 1, and the opening side of the poly bag 3 is In this state, the entire seating surface of the toilet seat 2 is covered. On the other hand, in the usage mode of FIG. 3, the plastic bag 3 is set so that the main body portion of the plastic bag 3 is positioned inside the pail can 1, and the opening side of the plastic bag 3 is set to the opening upper end portion of the pail can 1. After covering the cover, the toilet seat 2 is fitted from above.

  According to the usage mode of FIG. 2, since the entire toilet seat 2 is covered with the plastic bag 3, it is possible to prevent the seating surface from being stained. Since some people may hate to sit on the toilet seat used by others, this mode of use is suitable for such people. On the other hand, some people dislike the feeling of sitting on a plastic bag. In that case, the usage mode of FIG. 3 is more suitable.

  When this simple toilet set is used, the toilet seat 2 and the plastic bag 3 are set in the pail can 1 in the manner shown in FIG. 2 or FIG. Put in a plastic bag 3 in the can 1. This state is shown in FIG. FIG. 4 is a plan view showing a state in which half of the treatment agent 4 has been put into the plastic bag 3 set in the pail can 1 in the embodiment of FIG. In this state, the user sits down and adds use in the plastic bag 3. After the stool, the remaining half of the treatment agent 4 is sprinkled on the excrement in the plastic bag 3 so that the excrement is covered with the treatment agent 4. As described above, by using about 100 g of hinoki powder in total of about 50 g before use and about 50 g after use, the entire stool can be covered with hinoki powder. That is, by putting about 50 g of cypress powder in the plastic bag 3 before the stool, excrement is not exposed on the bottom side of the plastic bag 3, and about 50 g of hinoki powder is added after the stool. , The excrement is not exposed on the side or upper side of the plastic bag 3.

  Then, after removing the plastic bag 3 from the pail can 1 and binding the mouth of the plastic bag 3 as shown in FIG. 5, it can be discarded as combustible waste. Or when there is a cultivated land, it can also be used as a fertilizer. In addition, as shown in FIG. 5, the excrement 9 (stool) is completely covered with the treatment agent 4 (hinoki powder) in the plastic bag 3 and cannot be seen from the outside.

  Conventionally, in a simple toilet, a water-absorbing polymer, a wood pellet, etc. are generally used as a processing agent for absorbing the water | moisture content of excrement. However, the water-absorbing polymer is used for the purpose of coagulating the excrement by absorbing moisture, but its use amount is generally very small (about 5 to 10 g), and therefore covers the excrement surface. There is no effect of hiding. Moreover, since the wood pellet has large particles, it cannot cover the entire surface of the excrement, and the excrement is exposed in some places. That is, in any case, with conventional treatment agents such as water-absorbing polymers and wood pellets, even if the function of absorbing moisture is sufficient, the surface of excrement cannot be completely covered, When the plastic bag is transparent or translucent, there is a disadvantage that excrement can be seen from the outside of the plastic bag. On the other hand, since the treatment agent 4 of the present invention is in a fine powder form, the entire surface of the excrement can be covered evenly. Thereby, even if a plastic bag is a transparent or translucent bag, there exists an advantage that excrement itself cannot be seen at the time of disposal. In the past, black plastic bags were used to prevent the excrement from being seen, but black plastic bags are used when it is obliged to use translucent plastic bags according to the municipal waste collection rules. Can not. However, according to the present invention, since the excrement is completely covered with the treatment agent, there is no problem in appearance even if a translucent plastic bag designated by the local government is used.

  Further, by using hinoki powder as a material for the treating agent 4, there is an excellent effect that deodorizing and bactericidal effects can be obtained by the action of hinokitiol contained in cypress. The excrement contains many kinds of germs, but by completely encapsulating them with hinoki powder, scattering of the germs can be prevented by the bactericidal action of hinokitiol. In addition, when the excrement is put directly in a plastic bag, even if the plastic bag mouth is tied tightly, moisture and odor will leak to the outside of the plastic bag, but this will be prevented by wrapping with cypress powder. be able to. Actually, when a test was performed using about 100 g of hinoki powder, a phenomenon that the fly did not rattle on the outside of the plastic bag was confirmed.

Here, the result of having performed the water absorption test using the processing agent 4 of this invention is shown with some comparative examples.
<Test sample>
[Example 1]
As an example of the treatment agent 4 of the present invention, 100 g of hinoki powder was prepared. This hinoki powder is an amorphous powder, but the length of the largest side was 1 mm or less.

[Example 2]
As another example of the treatment agent 4 of the present invention, a mixture of 50 g of hinoki powder and 50 g of cypress wood chips was prepared. The hinoki powder was an amorphous powder as in Example 1, but the length of the largest side was 1 mm or less. The cypress wood chips are chopped into thin chips having a length of 3 mm or less.

[Comparative Example 1]
As a treating agent according to a comparative example with the present invention, 100 g of cypress wood chips were prepared. The cypress wood chips are chopped into thin chips having a length of 3 mm or less.

[Comparative Example 2]
As a treating agent according to another comparative example with the present invention, 100 g of wood pellets were prepared. The pellets were cylindrical and had a diameter of about 5 mm and a length of about 10 mm. However, about half of the amount was cracked.

[Comparative Example 3]
As a treatment agent according to still another comparative example with the present invention, a coagulant for a simple toilet commercially available from another company (tentatively referred to as company A) was prepared. This coagulant has a water-absorbing polymer as a main component and is packaged in units of 7 g.

[Comparative Example 4]
As a treatment agent according to still another comparative example with the present invention, a coagulant for a simple toilet commercially available from another company (provisionally referred to as company B) was prepared. This coagulant also has a water-absorbing polymer as a main component and is individually packaged by 7 g.
<Test method>
Each of the treatment agents of Examples 1 and 2 and Comparative Examples 1 to 4 are placed in a plastic bag having a width of 180 mm and a length of 270 mm, and 500 mL of water is injected until the moisture is completely absorbed by the treatment agent. Time was measured.
<Test results>
[Example 1]
The cypress powder of Example 1 completely absorbed 500 mL of water in about 30 seconds.

[Example 2]
The mixture of hinoki powder and wood chips of Example 2 completely absorbed 500 mL of water in about 50 to 60 seconds.

[Comparative Example 1]
The cypress wood chips of Comparative Example 1 completely absorbed 500 mL of water in about 1 minute 30 seconds.

[Comparative Example 2]
The wood pellet of Comparative Example 2 took about 10 minutes to substantially absorb 500 mL of water. Further, it was confirmed that a slight amount of water that could not be absorbed was present in the plastic bag.

[Comparative Example 3]
The coagulant of Company A of Comparative Example 3 coagulated 500 mL of water in a jelly form in about 30 seconds.

[Comparative Example 4]
The coagulant of Company B of Comparative Example 4 also coagulated 500 mL of water in a jelly form in about 30 seconds.
<Consideration of test results>
Considering the above test results, it is as follows.

  Both of the treatment agents of Examples 1 and 2 are excellent in moisture absorption rate and absorption speed. Moreover, since 500 mL of water can be absorbed with a small amount of about 100 g, it is suitable as a treatment agent for a simple toilet. Also, both Examples 1 and 2 have sufficient water absorption even when treating stool, and as mentioned above, the cypress powder wraps the entire stool and makes it invisible from the outside of the plastic bag. Has an excellent effect.

  The treatment agent of Comparative Example 1 also exhibits relatively excellent results in moisture absorption rate and absorption speed, but compared with Examples 1 and 2, the volume before use and the volume after water absorption are large. That is, when accommodated in the pail can 1 as a component of a simple toilet set, the volume of the treatment agent package should be as small as possible, and the waste volume should be small when discarded after use. good. In that respect, the treatment agents of Examples 1 and 2 are superior to the treatment agent of Comparative Example 1.

  The treatment agent of Comparative Example 2 has a slower absorption speed and lower absorption rate than Examples 1 and 2. Therefore, there is a possibility that moisture leaks when the mouth of the plastic bag is tied after the toilet or when it is carried to a disposal place. In addition, since the pellets are larger than the cypress powders of Examples 1 and 2, in the case of stool, the entire stool cannot be obscured as described above, and the stool can be seen from the outside of the plastic bag. There is an inconvenience.

  The treatment agents of Comparative Examples 3 and 4 have a water absorption performance equivalent to or higher than that of Examples 1 and 2, but a small amount of about 7 g, and when water is absorbed, the gel is almost colorless and transparent. In some cases, the stool cannot be covered, and the stool is visible from the outside of the plastic bag, which is uncomfortable.

  Considering the above results comprehensively, the use of hinoki powder or a mixture of hinoki powder and wood chips as treatment agent 4 makes it possible to quickly absorb the excrement without leaving moisture, and in the case of stool Can be completely covered with powder so that it cannot be seen from the outside of the plastic bag.

  In addition, when 100 g of hinoki powder is used as the treatment agent 4 as in Example 1, it can be enclosed in a sachet of about 120 mm wide and 170 mm long, for example, and is necessary for the pail can 1 without being too bulky. Can hold a number. Moreover, when using a mixture of 50 g of hinoki powder and 50 g of wood chips as in Example 2, the volume is higher than that in Example 1, but it is almost acceptable. Therefore, as the treatment agent 4, it is preferable to use hinoki powder or hinoki powder mixed with half or less of the whole amount of wood chips.

[Modification]
As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was described, embodiment mentioned above is only the illustration for implementing this invention. Therefore, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be implemented by appropriately modifying the above-described embodiment without departing from the spirit thereof.

  For example, in the above-described embodiment, an example in which the toilet seat 2 and the plastic bag 3 are set in the pail 1 and used as a simple toilet has been described. However, a general toilet, a portable toilet used in a hospital, a nursing facility, or the like For example, the pail can 1 and the toilet seat 2 are unnecessary. That is, the simple toilet set according to the present invention is a very simple set in which only the plastic bag 3 and the treatment agent 4 are the minimum constituent members.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 6, the plastic bag 3 is set so as to cover the seating surface of the toilet seat 71 of a general toilet bowl 7, the toilet seat is lowered, and a half amount of the processing agent 4 is put into the plastic bag 3. As described above, it is also possible to remove the plastic bag 3 and discard it after putting the remaining half of the treatment agent 4 into the stool as described above. This type of usage is useful when the toilet bowl can be used but is in a water-stopped state after a disaster. In the example shown in FIG. 6, the plastic bag 3 is set on the toilet seat 71 of the Western-style toilet 7. However, after the toilet seat 71 is raised and the plastic bag 3 is set in the toilet bowl, the toilet seat 71 is lowered. You may sit down and have a flight. That is, the usage example shown in FIG. 6 is suitable when the seating surface of the toilet seat 71 is covered with the plastic bag 3 and there is resistance to sitting on the toilet seat after others have used it. On the other hand, the usage mode in which the toilet seat 71 is raised and the plastic bag 3 is set in the toilet bowl is suitable for a person who normally prefers to sit on the toilet seat 71.

  In the above description, a usage example has been described in which half of the treatment agent 4 is put into the plastic bag 3 before the stool and the remaining half of the treatment agent 4 is added into the plastic bag 3 after the stool. This is because the treatment agent 4 can be evenly covered with the treatment agent 4 in particular in the case of stool, by introducing the treatment agent 4 by half each before and after the stool. However, it is not impossible to use the entire amount of the treatment agent 4 before or after the stool.

[Second Embodiment]
Hereinafter, another embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  In the first embodiment, the treatment agent is individually packaged in a bag, and when used, the user opens the bag and puts the treatment agent into the toilet. On the other hand, in 2nd Embodiment, the processing agent is accommodated in the bag which has water decomposability | disintegration (the property which decomposes | disassembles when it touches water | moisture content), and uses a processing agent in this toilet bag in a toilet bowl at the time of use. Can be thrown in.

  FIG. 7 is a plan view showing the appearance of the treatment agent pack 30 according to the present embodiment. 8 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the treatment agent pack 30 has a configuration in which the treatment agent 4 is enclosed in a water-degradable bag 31.

  As a water-decomposable material constituting the bag 31, for example, paper used for toilet paper or the like can be used. The processing agent pack 30 can be formed by pasting such paper with glue or the like to form a bag, putting the processing agent 4 and then sealing the mouth of the bag by gluing or the like. In the example shown in FIG. 7, the mouth portion 32 of the bag 31 is folded and sealed, but if the treatment agent 4 can be sealed so as not to leak, such a folded portion is not formed. May be.

  When using, as explained in the first embodiment, first, the toilet seat 2 and the plastic bag 3 are set in the pail can 1 (or the plastic bag 3 is set in the toilet seat 71 in the general Western-style toilet bowl 7. ), One processing agent pack 30 is put into the plastic bag 3. Or you may put the processing agent pack 30 in the plastic bag 3 of a simple toilet set beforehand.

  Then, after adding the use, another treatment agent pack 30 is put on the excrement. Here, the bag 31 is torn by the water | moisture content contained in the excrement both in the processing agent pack 30 initially supplied and the processing agent pack 30 supplied later. Thereby, the inside processing agent 4 wraps excrement, and absorbs quickly without leaving the water | moisture content of excrement. In the case of stool, the whole can be covered with powder so that it cannot be seen from the outside of the plastic bag.

  Alternatively, the powdery treatment agent 4 is put in the plastic bag 3 of the simple toilet set, the polybag 3 containing the treatment agent 4 is set, and the treatment agent pack 30 is inserted after that. Anyway.

  In addition, compared with 1st Embodiment, in the case of this embodiment comprised as the processing agent pack 30, there exists an advantage that the particle size of the processing agent 4 may be small. That is, for example, when hinoki powder is used as the treating agent 4, in the first embodiment, if the particle size of the powder is too small, for example, it becomes powdery, there is a problem that it easily scatters around. However, in this embodiment, since the processing agent 4 is enclosed in the processing agent pack 30, the problem that the processing agent scatters does not occur at all.

  Further, compared to the case where the user opens the bag and inputs the processing agent, in this embodiment, the processing agent pack 30 can be input as it is into the toilet, so that the workability is improved, and the bag for the processing agent is further provided. There is also an advantage that there is no problem of becoming garbage.

  In addition, it may be difficult for care recipients to open the bag of powder treatment agent so as not to spill the contents or to put powder into the toilet bowl so as not to spill around. According to the present embodiment, since such an operation is not necessary, there is an advantage that the care recipient can clean up the excrement by himself. For example, the caregiver performs setting of the plastic bag 3 on the toilet seat, and after the care recipient needs to add the treatment agent pack 30 by himself, the caregiver performs the cleaning of the plastic bag 3. Is also possible. Thereby, since it can process without excrement touching a caregiver's eyes, it becomes a simple toilet set comfortable for both a caregiver and a care recipient.

  The amount of the treatment agent 4 in the treatment agent pack 30 is arbitrary, and a treatment agent pack 30 having an appropriate capacity may be provided depending on the use mode. For example, as described above, when two treatment agent packs 30 are used for one excrement treatment, the amount of the treatment agent 4 per one may be about 30 g to 50 g. Further, when the powder treatment agent 4 is put in the plastic bag 3 in advance, the total amount of the treatment agent 4 in the powder and the treatment agent 4 in the treatment agent pack 30 to be introduced after excretion is 60 g to What is necessary is just to make it about 100g.

  In the above embodiment, although the example which uses hinoki powder as a processing agent was demonstrated, the whole quantity of a processing agent does not need to be hinoki powder. That is, materials other than hinoki powder may be mixed in the treatment agent. For example, powders of other wood such as cedar and firewood may be included.

1: Pail can, 2: Toilet seat, 21: Toilet seat right half, 22: Toilet seat left half, 3: Plastic bag, 4: Treatment agent, 7: Western toilet, 71: Toilet seat

Claims (6)

A bag for storing excrement;
A treatment agent in an amount sufficient to wrap the excrement by being put into the bag,
The treatment agent comprises hinoki powder,
Simple toilet set.   The simple toilet set according to claim 1, wherein the total amount of the treatment agent is hinoki powder having a maximum side size of 1 mm or less.   The simple toilet set according to claim 1, wherein the treatment agent includes hinoki powder and wood chips of 50% or less by mass ratio with respect to the total amount of the treatment agent.   The simple toilet set according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the bag is a translucent polyethylene bag.   The simple toilet set as described in any one of Claims 1-4 with which the said processing agent is enclosed in the water-decomposable accommodation bag. With a pail can,
A toilet seat fitted into the upper opening of the pail can,
The simple toilet set as described in any one of Claims 1-5 by which the said bag, the said processing agent, and the said toilet seat were accommodated in the inside of the said pail can.

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