JP2019035273A - Stool type water closet - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide the stool type water closet that allows a user or a caregiver to remove and easily discard a diaper a state where a diaper user is seated on a water closet seat.SOLUTION: A toilet bowl body 10 has a toilet bowl opening formed in an upper part of a side face thereof. A diaper storage container 60 is attached to the toilet bowl body 10 by partially inserting the diaper storage container into the toilet bowl body 10 along the horizontal direction from the toilet opening when a care recipient needs to replace a paper diaper. The diaper storage container 60 is made of a flammable material, and has a container tip portion 610 to be inserted into the toilet bowl body 10 and a container body portion 620 connected to the container tip portion 610. The container tip portion 610 has a diaper intake port 611 formed on an upper surface for taking in the paper diaper inside. The paper diaper is stored in the diaper storage container 60 from a diaper intake port 611 by dropping the paper diaper into the toilet bowl body 10 in the state where the care recipient is seated in the water closet seat 20.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a sitting-type flush toilet that can be used by an adult using a diaper when changing a diaper.

  In recent years, an increasing number of elderly people and those who receive care use paper diapers for measures against urine leakage and excretion care. At present, various types of disposable diapers for adults are sold. For example, there are pants-type paper diapers that are worn and worn like underwear, and tape-type paper diapers that are folded under the buttocks and then folded back to cover the local area and fixed on both sides with tape. Pants-type paper diapers are suitable for use by those who can go to the toilet by themselves, or those who can go to the toilet and sit or stand on the toilet seat with assistance. On the other hand, tape-type paper diapers are suitable for use by people who spend a long time sleeping in a bed or the like, or those who are bedridden.

  Since a user of a tape-type paper diaper cannot change the paper diaper himself, the caregiver usually changes the paper diaper on a bed or the like. In particular, if urination or defecation is performed on a paper diaper, the caregiver needs to cleanly clean the area such as the anus. Such diaper replacement work and local cleaning work are a heavy burden for caregivers. Recently, in order to reduce the burden on such caregivers, a self-care nursing bed with an openable toilet seat equipped with a diaper cutter (see Patent Document 1) and an elderly care device for an elderly caregiver equipped with a sealed container for storing used diapers ( Various devices have been proposed, such as Patent Document 2.

JP 2001-276147 A Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-68528

  On the other hand, a user of a pants-type paper diaper goes to the toilet himself or with assistance, and exchanges the paper diaper in the toilet. Specifically, a user of a pant-type paper diaper sits on the toilet seat when taking off the diaper, removes the paper diaper, and puts the removed paper diaper in a plastic bag or the like for disposal. At this time, if the toilet bowl is equipped with a local cleaning device, the local cleaning device is used to clean its own local area. Then change to a new paper diaper. By the way, if the user of a pants-type paper diaper has defecate in the paper diaper, it is no longer possible to perform the diaper exchange work alone, and the caregiver is helped by the diaper exchange work. It is necessary to get. In fact, the caregiver must remove the paper diaper and place the paper diaper in a plastic bag or the like so that his / her clothes and body are not stool. However, it is difficult to perform such work with the person sitting on the toilet seat, and the caregiver has to replace the paper diaper with the user of the paper diaper standing up. There was a problem that it took time and effort. For this reason, even if a user of a paper diaper has defecate in the paper diaper, the person or caregiver can remove the diaper and dispose of it easily while the person is seated on the toilet seat. Realization of a toilet having a special function is desired.

  The present invention has been made based on the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a sitting-type flush toilet that the diaper user can easily dispose of by removing the diaper while sitting on the toilet seat. It is what.

  The present invention for achieving the above object has a toilet main body for receiving the excrement of the user, and a toilet seat provided on the upper side of the toilet main body for the user to sit on, and excretion within the toilet main body. In a seat-type flush toilet that drains objects with flushing water and discharges them to the drain pipe, the toilet opening formed at the upper part of the predetermined side of the toilet body, and the excrement and washing water in the toilet body are closed by closing the toilet opening. A detachable or openable lid that prevents leakage to the outside, and a toilet seat that is attached to the toilet body by removing or opening the lid and inserting it into the toilet body along the horizontal direction from the toilet opening. A diaper storage container for storing a diaper of a user seated on the diaper, and the diaper storage container is made of a flammable material, and the upper surface of the diaper storage container is for taking the diaper inside. Diaper intake is formed It is characterized in that there.

  In the seat-type flush toilet according to the present invention, when a user such as an elderly person or a care recipient who replaces a diaper replaces a diaper, the lid is removed or opened from the toilet body, and the diaper storage container is removed from the toilet body. When the user or the caregiver drops the diaper into the toilet body with the user seated on the toilet seat, the diaper enters the diaper storage container from the diaper intake, and the diaper storage container It is stored in. Since the diaper storage container storing this diaper can be discarded as combustible waste as it is, disposal of the removed diaper is easy. In addition, since the user or caregiver does not need to touch the removed diaper directly with his hand, the diaper disposal operation is very hygienic.

  In particular, the seat-type flush toilet according to the present invention further includes a local cleaning device that supplies cleaning water to a cleaning water outlet in the toilet body after the user excretes, and jets the cleaning water from the cleaning water outlet to a local part of the user. desirable. Thus, after the diaper is stored in the diaper storage container, if the diaper storage container is removed from the toilet body and the toilet opening is closed with the lid, the user can wash his / her local area by using the local cleaning device. Can do. Therefore, it is not necessary for the caregiver to perform operations such as wiping the user's buttocks, the burden on the caregiver can be reduced, and dignity can be maintained for the user.

  Moreover, in the seat-type flush toilet according to the present invention, it is desirable that the lid is detachably attached to the toilet body made of silicon rubber. By using the lid made of silicon rubber, the lid can be easily fitted into the toilet opening from the side surface of the toilet body.

  Furthermore, in the seat-type flush toilet according to the present invention, the toilet seat is formed such that the height of the rear part on which the user's buttocks is placed is lower than the height of the front part located on the front side of the rear part. It is desirable that By providing such a toilet seat, when the user sits on the toilet seat, the user's buttocks naturally floats slightly from the toilet seat, making it easier to remove the diaper from the body.

  Further, in the seat-type flush toilet according to the present invention, the diaper storage container is a portion inserted into the toilet body, and a top portion of the cardboard made of a diaper intake on the upper surface thereof, It is desirable to have a corrugated cardboard container main body connected in a horizontal direction to the container tip and an annular member having a substantially circular cross section provided at the edge of the corrugated cardboard around the diaper intake. The annular member is cut along the longitudinal direction thereof, and the annular member is inserted into the edge of the cardboard by sandwiching the edge of the cardboard around the diaper intake at the cut portion of the annular member. It is attached to the part. In this way, by attaching an annular member having a substantially circular cross section to the edge of the cardboard around the diaper intake, the diaper smoothly slides down the surface of the annular member without being caught by the annular member. Therefore, a diaper can be reliably taken in the container front-end | tip part of a diaper storage container.

  Furthermore, in the seat-type flush toilet according to the present invention, the diaper storage container is a paper member provided in a tensioned state between the portions of the container front end portions facing each other so as to pass through the substantially central portion of the diaper intake port. And an adhesive tape attached to the upper surface of the substantially central portion of the paper member, and a tubular member bent in an L shape, and the surface passes through an inner top portion bent in an L shape from one opening end. A cut is formed toward the other opening end, and the one opening end is attached to the bottom of the container front end so that the one opening end faces the adhesive tape and the other opening end faces the container main body. L-shaped tubular member, L-shaped tubular member, a hole formed in a predetermined portion of the container main body facing the other open end of L-shaped tubular member, and one end attached to an adhesive tape or paper member A first string-like member having a smaller diameter and One end is attached to the other end of the first string-like member, and has a diameter larger than the cut of the L-shaped tubular member drawn through the L-shaped tubular member to the outside through the hole from the container main body. And a second string-like member.

  By using the diaper storage container having such a configuration, the user or the caregiver can easily perform the operation of storing the diaper in the diaper storage container. For example, the adhesive member which apply | coated the adhesive agent to both surfaces beforehand is affixed on the bottom part of a user's diaper. When the user sits on the toilet seat, the adhesive member and the adhesive tape of the diaper storage container are firmly bonded. Next, cut both sides of the diaper and lean forward so that the user raises his buttocks slightly. In this state, when the user or the caregiver pulls the second string member, the paper member is torn by the downward force of the first string member connected to the second string member or peeled off from the container tip. The diaper falls directly from the diaper intake, and then the first string-like member is detached from the L-shaped tubular member through the cut of the L-shaped tubular member, and the diaper is moved to the back of the container main body. Be drawn. Thus, the user or the caregiver can easily store the diaper in the diaper storage container without touching the diaper worn by the user simply by pulling the second string-like member.

  Furthermore, in the seat-type flush toilet according to the present invention, the diaper storage container maintains a substantially horizontal state when the front end of the container is inserted into the toilet body through the toilet opening provided outside the toilet opening. Thus, it is desirable to provide support means for supporting the container main body. By providing such support means, it is possible to reliably prevent the container front end from being inclined in the toilet main body when the container front end is inserted into the toilet main body.

  The seat-type flush toilet of the present invention includes a toilet opening formed at an upper part of a predetermined side surface of a toilet body, a detachable or openable lid that closes the toilet opening, and a toilet opening by removing or opening the lid. By installing the diaper storage container attached to the toilet bowl body by inserting it into the toilet bowl body along the horizontal direction, the diaper can be replaced by a user such as an elderly person or a care recipient who uses the diaper. When removing the lid from the toilet body or opening the diaper storage container on the toilet body, the user or the caregiver drops the diaper into the toilet body with the user sitting on the toilet seat. The diaper can be stored in the diaper storage container from the diaper intake formed on the upper surface of the diaper storage container. Since the diaper storage container storing this diaper can be discarded as combustible waste as it is, disposal of the removed diaper is easy. In addition, since the user or caregiver does not need to touch the removed diaper directly with his hand, the diaper disposal operation is very hygienic.

FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a seat-type flush toilet which is an embodiment of the present invention. 2A is a schematic front view of the seat-type flush toilet shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 2B is a schematic plan view of the seat-type flush toilet. FIG. 3 is a schematic side view of the seat-type flush toilet shown in FIG. FIG. 4A is a schematic side view of the seat-type flush toilet of the present embodiment in a state where the diaper storage container is removed, and FIG. 4B is a diagram of the present embodiment in a state where the diaper storage container is removed and the lid portion is attached. It is a schematic side view of a seat-type flush toilet. FIG. 5 is a schematic perspective view of a toilet body used in the seat-type flush toilet of this embodiment. 6A is a schematic perspective view of a lid portion used in the seat-type flush toilet of this embodiment, FIG. 6B is a schematic front view of the lid portion, and FIG. 6C is a schematic side view of the lid portion. FIG. Fig.7 (a) is a schematic perspective view of the diaper storage container used for the seat-type flush toilet of this embodiment, FIG.7 (b) is a schematic plan view of the diaper storage container. FIG. 8A is a schematic side view of the diaper storage container shown in FIG. 7, and FIG. 8B is a schematic rear view of the diaper storage container. FIG. 9 is a schematic enlarged partial sectional view of the diaper storage container shown in FIG. FIG. 10 is a schematic perspective view of an L-shaped tubular member used for a diaper container. FIG. 11 is a view for explaining the posture of the care recipient when changing the paper diaper. FIG. 12 is a diagram for explaining a state where a paper diaper is stored in a diaper storage container.

  Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a seat-type flush toilet according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2A is a schematic front view of the seat-type flush toilet, and FIG. 2B is a schematic plan view of the seat-type flush toilet. FIG. 3 is a schematic side view of the seat-type flush toilet. Here, FIGS. 1 to 3 show a seat-type flush toilet with a diaper storage container, which will be described later, mounted on the toilet body. 4 (a) is a schematic side view of the seat-type flush toilet with the diaper storage container removed, and FIG. 4 (b) is a schematic diagram of the seat-type flush toilet with the diaper storage container removed and a lid attached. It is a side view.

  The seat-type flush toilet according to the present embodiment is developed not only to function as a normal toilet, but also to be used by adults using paper diapers when changing diapers. The main users of this sitting-type flush toilet are those who use paper diapers and can go to the toilet by themselves, or if there is assistance, go to the toilet and sit or stand on the toilet seat Assume someone who can. For this reason, the seat-type flush toilet of this embodiment is installed in toilets, such as a special elderly nursing home, a hospital, and a public facility, for example. Also, the paper diaper used by the user may be either a pants-type paper diaper or a tape-type paper diaper. In particular, in the present embodiment, a case where a person who uses a pants-type paper diaper performs diaper exchange using the seat-type flush toilet is described.

  The seat-type flush toilet of the present embodiment is of the flush type, and as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the toilet body 10, the toilet seat 20, the toilet opening 30, the lid 40, and the local washing device. (Not shown), a diaper storage container 60, a container mounting table 70, and support means 80. Further, the seat-type flush toilet includes a tank for storing wash water used for cleaning the toilet body 10 and a toilet lid that covers the toilet seat 20 from above. Since these tanks, toilet lids, and the like are the same as those used in ordinary toilets, detailed description thereof is omitted here, and illustration thereof is also omitted in the drawings.

  FIG. 5 is a schematic perspective view of the toilet body 10 used in the seat-type flush toilet of this embodiment. As shown in FIG. 5, the toilet body 10 has a bowl portion 11 that receives the excrement of a person who uses the toilet. The bowl portion 11 stores water at a constant water level. This stored water has a role of blocking communication between the drain pipe and the bowl portion 11 and preventing odor from rising from the drain pipe side. Regarding the size of the toilet body 10, as shown in FIG. 2, for example, the width W1 is about 37 cm, the depth D1 is about 47 cm, and the height H1 is about 38 cm. In the seat-type flush toilet of this embodiment, the waste in the toilet body 10 is flushed with flush water from the tank and discharged to the drain pipe.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, a toilet seat 20 is provided on the upper side of the toilet body 10. The user sits on the toilet seat 20 and performs defecation and diaper exchange. In particular, in the present embodiment, the toilet seat 20 is formed such that the height of the rear portion on which the user's buttocks is placed is lower than the height of the front portion located on the front side of the rear portion. . Specifically, for example, as shown in FIGS. 1, 2 (b) and FIG. 3, the front part of the toilet seat 20 is about a third part of the front part 20 a and the rear part of the toilet seat 20 is about two thirds. Is the rear portion 20b, the height h1 of the front portion 20a is about 4 cm, while the height h2 of the rear portion 20b is about 2 cm.

  As shown in FIG. 5, a toilet opening 30 is formed at an upper part of a predetermined side surface of the toilet body 10. Specifically, when the toilet body 10 is viewed from the front, the right portion of the toilet body 10 is in a state in which a range of about 11 cm downward from the upper end and about 20 cm in the lateral direction is cut out. This range is the toilet opening 30. In other words, in the present embodiment, the toilet opening 30 is a notch that is formed at the upper end of the right side surface of the toilet body 10 and is open upward. FIGS. 1 to 3 show a state where the diaper container 60 is inserted into the toilet opening 30. The toilet opening 30 may be an opening formed in the upper part of the side surface of the toilet body 10 and not opened upward, instead of the notch opened upward. However, in this case, it is desirable to form the opening that is not open at the top as close to the upper end of the toilet body 10 as possible. This is because the upper surface of the diaper storage container 60 is arranged near the toilet seat 20 when the diaper storage container 60 is attached to the toilet opening 30.

  The lid portion 40 serves to prevent the excrement and washing water in the toilet body 10 from leaking outside by closing the toilet opening 30 and is detachably attached to the toilet body 10. A state when the lid 40 is mounted on the toilet body 10 is shown in FIG. 6A is a schematic perspective view of the lid 40, FIG. 6B is a schematic front view of the lid 40, and FIG. 6C is a schematic side view of the lid 40. FIG. As shown in FIG. 6B, the shape of the lid 40 when viewed from the front is substantially rectangular. The size of the lid 40 is substantially the same as the size of the toilet opening 30. In the present embodiment, the lid 40 is made of silicon rubber. A handle 41 for gripping the lid 40 is provided at the front center of the lid 40. Grooves 42 are formed on the left and right sides and the bottom of the lid 40. The lid 40 is mounted on the toilet body 10 so that the end of the toilet body 10 located around the toilet opening 30 enters the groove 42. Thereby, since the cover part 40 and the toilet bowl main body 10 closely_contact | adhere, the cover part 40 can block the toilet bowl opening part 30 without gap. Actually, in order to attach the lid 40 to the toilet body 10, for example, the toilet seat 20 is raised and the lid 40 is inserted into the toilet opening 30 from above the toilet body 10. Alternatively, since the silicon rubber has flexibility, the lid 40 is curved and the lid 40 is fitted into the toilet opening 30 from the side surface of the toilet body 10 without raising the toilet seat 20. do it. When the lid 40 is attached to the toilet opening 30 as shown in FIG. 4B, the seat-type flush toilet of this embodiment can be used as a normal flush toilet, and flush water from the tank can flow. it can.

  The local cleaning device supplies cleaning water (warm water) to the cleaning water outlet in the toilet body 10 after the user excretes, and sprays the cleaning water from the cleaning water outlet to the user's local area, and is attached to the rear part of the toilet body 10. It has been. As this local washing apparatus, the same apparatus as that provided in a normal flush toilet can be used. For this reason, in this embodiment, detailed description about a local washing | cleaning apparatus is abbreviate | omitted and the illustration is abbreviate | omitted also in drawing.

  The diaper storage container 60 is for storing a paper diaper of a user seated on the toilet seat 20. As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the diaper storage container 60 is attached to the toilet body 10 by removing the lid 40 and partially inserting it into the toilet body 10 along the horizontal direction from the toilet opening 30. Is done. 7A is a schematic perspective view of the diaper storage container 60, FIG. 7B is a schematic plan view of the diaper storage container 60, FIG. 8A is a schematic side view of the diaper storage container 60, and FIG. b) is a schematic rear view of the diaper storage container 60. Moreover, FIG. 9 is a general | schematic expanded partial sectional view of the AA arrow direction of the diaper storage container 60 shown in FIG.7 (b).

  As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the diaper storage container 60 includes a container front end portion 610 that is a portion inserted into the toilet body 10 and a container main body portion 620 that is continuous with the container front end portion 610 in the horizontal direction. ing. The diaper storage container 60 is made of a combustible material. Specifically, for example, in this embodiment, the diaper storage container 60 is made of cardboard. The shape of the diaper storage container 60 is a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape. The inside is hollow. The lateral width W2 of the diaper container 60 is about 20 cm, its depth (longitudinal length) D2 is about 52 cm, and its height H2 is about 10 cm. Moreover, the depth D21 of the container front-end | tip part 610 is about 19 cm, and the depth D22 of the container main-body part 620 is about 33 cm.

  A diaper intake 611 for taking in a paper diaper is formed on the top surface of the container tip 610. Specifically, a diaper intake 611 is produced by cutting out a substantially circular or substantially oval figure on the upper surface of the container tip 610 with a cutter or the like. In this embodiment, the shape of the diaper intake 611 is a circular shape having a diameter of about 17 cm. An annular member 612 is attached to the edge of the cardboard around the diaper intake 611. The annular member 612 has a substantially circular cross section and a length that is substantially the same as the circumference of the diaper intake 611. For example, as the annular member 612, a water supply hose having a diameter of about 2 cm can be used. The annular member 612 is cut along its longitudinal direction. Then, as shown in FIG. 9, the annular member 612 is attached to the edge of the cardboard by sandwiching the edge of the cardboard around the diaper intake 611 at the cut portion of the annular member 612. ing. In the present embodiment, the height of the diaper storage container 60 with the annular member 612 attached is about 11 cm.

  7 and 8, the diaper storage container 60 includes a paper member 63, an adhesive tape 64, an L-shaped tubular member 65, a hole 66, a first string member 67, and a second member. And a string-like member 68. As the paper member 63, for example, 6 cm × 26 cm rectangular paper is used. The paper member 63 is arranged in a tensioned state between the portions of the container front end portions 610 facing each other so as to pass through the substantially central portion of the diaper intake 611 below the annular member 612. Both ends are affixed to the corresponding portions of the container tip 610 (see FIG. 9). An adhesive tape 64 is affixed to the upper surface of the substantially central portion of the paper member 63. As the adhesive tape 64, a double-sided adhesive tape is used. The release paper on the surface of the adhesive tape 64 is not peeled off until the diaper storage container 60 is used. Note that the paper member 63 may be disposed above the annular member 612.

  FIG. 10 is a schematic perspective view of the L-shaped tubular member 65. As shown in FIG. 10, the L-shaped tubular member 65 is formed in a shape bent in an L shape. In this embodiment, the L-shaped tubular member 65 is made of plastic or hard vinyl chloride and has an outer diameter of 1 cm and a length of 2 cm × 3 cm. On the surface of the L-shaped tubular member 65, a cut 651 is formed from the one open end to the other open end through an inner top portion bent in an L shape. That is, a cut 651 is formed on the surface of the L-shaped tubular member 65 on a line connecting the one open end and the other open end with the shortest distance. The width of the cut line 651 is about 1 mm. Here, the corners corresponding to the cut lines 651 at both open ends are rounded. As shown in FIG. 8A, the L-shaped tubular member 65 has a container tip 610 such that the one open end faces the adhesive tape 64 and the other open end faces the container main body 620. It is fixed to the bottom. In addition, a hole 66 is formed in a predetermined portion of the container main body 620 facing the other open end of the L-shaped tubular member 65. The shape of the hole 66 is a circle having a diameter of about 2 cm.

  As shown in FIGS. 7A and 8A, one end of the first string-like member 67 is attached to the adhesive tape 64 (or the paper member 63). The diameter of the first string member 67 is smaller than the cut line 651 of the L-shaped tubular member 65. For example, as the first string-like member 67, a fishing line having a diameter of about 0.5 mm and a length of about 7 cm can be used. The second string member 68 has one end connected to the other end of the first string member 67. The second string-like member 68 passes through the L-shaped tubular member 65 and is drawn out from the container main body 620 via the hole 66. The diameter of the second string-like member 68 is larger than the cut line 651 of the L-shaped tubular member 65. For example, the second string-like member 68 has a diameter of about 5 mm and a length of about 100 cm.

  The container mounting table 70 is for placing the diaper storage container 50, and is provided outside the toilet body 10 in which the toilet opening 30 is formed, as shown in FIGS. Here, the container mounting table 70 is provided on the right side of the toilet body 10 when the toilet body 10 is viewed from the front. The height of the container mounting table 70 is substantially the same as the height of the lower end of the toilet opening 30. For this reason, when the diaper storage container 60 is placed on the container mounting table 70 and the diaper storage container 60 is pushed toward the toilet opening 30, the container tip 610 of the diaper storage container 60 is passed through the toilet opening 30. It can be smoothly inserted into the toilet body 10. A support means 80 is provided on the container mounting table 70. The support means 80 supports the diaper storage container, restricts the diaper storage container 60 from moving in a direction other than the direction toward the toilet opening 30 and the opposite direction, and rotates upward or downward. And play a role in regulating tilting. In the present embodiment, a frame having a size that allows the diaper storage container 60 to pass through is used as the support means 80. As a result, if the diaper storage container 60 is passed through the frame that is the support means 80, when the container tip 610 is inserted into the toilet body 10 via the toilet opening 30, Since the upper part of the frame body of the support means 80 is located on the upper side, the movement of the diaper storage container 60 tilting in the vertical direction is restricted, so that the diaper storage container 60 can maintain a substantially horizontal state.

  Next, a method for replacing a paper diaper by a person using the paper diaper using the seat-type flush toilet of this embodiment will be described. Here, a case where a care recipient who uses a paper diaper uses the seat-type flush toilet of the present embodiment and replaces the paper diaper with the assistance of the caregiver will be described. FIG. 11 is a view for explaining the posture of the care recipient when replacing the paper diaper, and FIG. 12 is a view for explaining the state when the paper diaper is stored in the diaper storage container 60.

  First, the care recipient or caregiver wears the diaper storage container 60 on the toilet body 10. Specifically, the care recipient or caregiver removes the lid 40 from the toilet body 10 (see FIG. 4A). Then, the diaper storage container 60 is placed on the container mounting table 70. Thereafter, the care recipient or caregiver passes the diaper storage container 60 through the support means 80 and inserts the container tip 610 into the toilet body 10 through the toilet opening 30. At this time, the position of the diaper storage container 60 is adjusted so that the diaper intake 611 or the adhesive tape 64 is positioned at the approximate center of the toilet body 10 (see FIG. 2B). Thus, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the diaper storage container 60 is attached to the toilet body 10. Here, in the seat-type flush toilet of the present embodiment, when the container tip 610 is inserted into the toilet body 10 by providing the support means 80 for supporting the container body 610 outside the toilet opening 30. It can prevent reliably that the container front-end | tip part 610 inclines in the toilet bowl main body 10. FIG. In addition, the care recipient or caregiver peels off the release paper on the surface of the adhesive tape 64 provided in the diaper storage container 60 at this time.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 11, the caregiver affixes a double-sided adhesive tape (adhesive member) 210 to the bottom of the paper diaper 100 of the care recipient. Thereafter, the care recipient sits on the toilet seat 20. Then, the double-sided adhesive tape 210 of the paper diaper 100 and the adhesive tape 64 of the diaper storage container 60 come to stick to each other. After the caregiver confirms that these two adhesive tapes are firmly attached, the caregiver or the care recipient cuts both sides of the paper diaper 100 by hand or using scissors. Usually, even if both sides of the paper diaper 100 are cut, the paper diaper 100 fits the body and does not fall naturally. If the paper diaper is not a pants type but a tape type, it is only necessary to remove the tape of the paper diaper.

  Next, the caregiver brings an upper body rest table 220 as shown in FIG. 11 in front of the care recipient. The upper body rest table 220 is a support table for a person requiring care to move his / her weight forward with his / her elbow and bend forward. For this reason, it is desirable to install the upper body rest base 220 so that it does not move easily. Thus, as shown in FIG. 11, the care recipient needs to lean forward using the upper body rest table 220. In addition, when a handrail for nursing is provided on the wall near the toilet body 10, the care recipient needs to bend forward using the handrail without using the upper body rest base 220. May be. Furthermore, if the person requiring care is able to bend himself / herself, the upper body rest table 220 and the handrail need not be used. In this way, when the care recipient is leaning forward, the hips are slightly lifted, and the paper diaper 100 is not squeezed between the hips and the toilet seat 20. In particular, in the seat-type flush toilet according to the present embodiment, the use of the toilet seat 20 formed such that the height of the rear portion 20b of the toilet seat 20 is lower than the height of the front portion 20a of the toilet seat 20 enables care recipients. If the user sits on the toilet seat 20, the bottom of the care recipient naturally floats slightly from the toilet seat 20, making it easier to remove the paper diaper 100 from the body.

  Thus, the caregiver is in a state where the double-sided adhesive tape 210 of the paper diaper 100 and the adhesive tape 64 of the diaper storage container 60 are firmly attached, and the bottom of the care recipient is slightly lifted. After confirming this, the paper diaper 100 is pulled into the container body 620 of the diaper storage container 60 and stored by pulling the second string-like member 68 protruding from the hole 66 of the container body 620. .

  Now, how the paper diaper 100 is stored in the diaper storage container 60 will be described in detail with reference to FIG. Specifically, when the caregiver pulls the second string-like member 68, the paper on which the adhesive tape 64 is pasted by the downward force of the first string-like member 67 connected to the second string-like member 68. The member 63 is broken (or peeled off from the container front end 610). At this time, a part of the second string-like member 68 is in the L-shaped tubular member 65, and the paper diaper 100 attached to the adhesive tape 64 via the double-sided adhesive tape 210 is the first string-like member 67 and The second string-like member 68 is pulled downward. Thus, as shown in FIG. 12A, the paper diaper 100 is drawn into the container front end 610 from the diaper intake 611 toward the bottom. Here, in this embodiment, since the annular member 612 having a substantially circular cross section is attached to the edge portion of the cardboard around the diaper intake 611, the paper diaper 100 does not catch on the annular member 612. The surface of the annular member 612 can be smoothly slid down, so that the paper diaper 100 can be reliably taken into the container tip 610. Actually, the cut edge, which is the edge of the corrugated cardboard, has a large friction. Therefore, if some means such as the annular member 612 is not taken, the paper diaper 100 will be caught by the edge of the corrugated cardboard.

  Even after the paper diaper 100 falls to the bottom of the container front end 610, if the caregiver continues to pull the second string-like member 68, the second string-like member 68 is separated from the L-shaped tubular member 65, and the first string Only the shaped member 67 is included in the L-shaped tubular member 65. Since the thickness of the first string-like member 67 is narrower than the width of the cut 651 of the L-shaped tubular member 65, when the caregiver continues to pull the second string-like member 68, the first string-like member 67 removes the cut 651. It passes through and is detached from the L-shaped tubular member 65. Here, in the present embodiment, since the corners corresponding to the cut 651 at both open ends of the L-shaped tubular member 65 are rounded, the first string-like member 67 can easily enter the cut 651. . Thereby, as shown in FIG. 12B, the paper diaper 100 is pulled in the lateral direction by the first string-like member 67 and the second string-like member 68. When the caregiver continues to pull the second string-like member 68, the paper diaper 100 reaches the back of the container main body 620 as shown in FIG. Thus, the caregiver can easily store the paper diaper 100 in the diaper storage container 60 without touching the paper diaper 100 worn by the care recipient by simply pulling the second string-like member 68. it can. The second string member 68 may be pulled not by the caregiver but by the care recipient himself / herself. However, in this case, it is desirable to temporarily fix the diaper container 60 so as not to move.

  Next, the caregiver removes the diaper storage container 60 from the toilet body 10. The removed diaper storage container 60 is discarded as it is. That is, in this embodiment, the diaper storage container 60 is disposable from a sanitary viewpoint. For this reason, the manufacturing cost of the diaper storage container 60 is reduced by producing the diaper storage container 60 using cardboard. Thereafter, the caregiver attaches the lid 40 to the toilet body 10 from the side of the toilet body 10 while the care recipient is seated on the toilet seat and closes the toilet opening 30. In the seat-type flush toilet of this embodiment, since the lid 40 made of silicon rubber is used, a caregiver can easily fit the lid 40 into the toilet opening 30 from the side surface of the toilet body 10. it can.

  Next, the care recipient operates the local cleaning device and cleans his / her local area. This eliminates the need for the caregiver to perform work such as wiping the caregiver's buttocks. For this reason, while being able to reduce the burden of a caregiver, a care recipient can also maintain his dignity. The care recipient then switches to a new paper diaper.

  In the seat-type flush toilet of this embodiment, when a person using a paper diaper (for example, a care recipient) replaces a paper diaper, after removing the lid from the toilet body and attaching the diaper storage container to the toilet body, When the care recipient is seated on the toilet seat, the care recipient or the caregiver drops the paper diaper into the toilet bowl body, and the paper diaper enters the tip of the container from the diaper intake and is stored in the diaper storage container. Is done. Since the diaper storage container storing the paper diaper can be discarded as combustible garbage as it is, disposal of the removed paper diaper is easy. Moreover, since the care recipient or the caregiver does not need to touch the removed paper diaper directly by hand, the operation of disposing the paper diaper is hygienic.

  Further, the seat-type flush toilet of this embodiment further includes a local cleaning device, so that after the paper diaper is stored in the diaper storage container, the diaper storage container is removed from the toilet bowl body, and the toilet opening is opened by the lid. Once closed, care recipients can use their local cleaning device to clean their area. Therefore, the caregiver does not need to perform work such as wiping the bottom of the care recipient, and the burden on the caregiver can be reduced, and dignity can be maintained for the care recipient.

  Furthermore, the seat-type flush toilet of this embodiment includes a paper member, an adhesive tape, an L-shaped tubular member, a hole, a first string member, and a second string member as the diaper storage container as described above. By using, the care recipient or caregiver can easily pull the second diaper into the diaper storage container without touching the paper diaper worn by the care recipient. Can be stored.

  In addition, this invention is not limited to said embodiment, A various deformation | transformation is possible within the range of the summary.

  For example, in the above embodiment, a case has been described in which a toilet opening having a vertical length of about 11 cm is formed on the upper portion of a predetermined side surface of the toilet body. However, the vertical length of the toilet opening is preferably as much as possible. It is preferable to shorten it. This is because it is desirable that the lower end of the toilet opening is at a position as high as possible than the water level in the bowl portion. For example, the vertical length of the toilet opening can be at least 5 cm to 6 cm. The diaper storage container also needs to have a height corresponding to the vertical length of the toilet opening, but if the diaper storage container is less than 5 cm in height, the paper diaper will enter the diaper storage container. Because it becomes difficult.

  In the above embodiment, the case where an annular member is attached to the end edge of the cardboard around the diaper intake of the diaper storage container has been described, but the end of the cardboard around the diaper intake is described. Instead of attaching the annular member, means may be taken so that the paper diaper does not directly contact the edge of the cardboard. For example, the end edge portion of the cardboard around the diaper intake may be folded inward without attaching the annular member. This also prevents the paper diaper from being caught on the edge of the cardboard when the paper diaper is taken into the diaper storage container from the diaper taking-in port.

  In the above embodiment, the L-shaped tubular member is made of plastic or hard vinyl chloride, and a cut is formed from one opening end to the other opening end through an L-shaped corner. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the L-shaped tubular member may have any configuration as long as it can guide the string-like member. . For example, as the L-shaped tubular member, a member made of hollow cardboard bent into an L shape and having no cuts can be used. In this case, the L-shaped tubular member made of corrugated cardboard is configured such that when the paper diaper is pulled into the container tip from the diaper intake and the string-shaped member is pulled strongly, the L-shaped tubular member exerts a force from the paper diaper. It is desirable to affix it to the container tip so that it can be received and removed from the bottom of the container tip. Instead of the L-shaped tubular member, a corrugated cardboard guide member having a predetermined reinforcement and having a L-shaped or mouth-shaped cross section may be used. Here, the cardboard guide member is attached to the bottom so as to maintain a space in which the cord-like member can be passed between the cardboard guide member and the bottom of the container tip. Also in this case, the cardboard guide member receives the force from the paper diaper when the string-like member is pulled strongly after the paper diaper is drawn into the container tip from the diaper intake port. It is desirable to affix to the container front-end | tip part so that it may remove | deviate from the bottom part of a front-end | tip part.

  Moreover, in said embodiment, when storing a paper diaper in a diaper storage container, a double-sided adhesive tape is affixed to the bottom part of a paper diaper of a care recipient, and the double-sided adhesive tape and the adhesive tape of a diaper storage container are used. Although the case where it sticks was demonstrated, it is not necessary to stick a double-sided adhesive tape on the bottom part of a paper diaper of a care recipient. For example, when using an adhesive tape with a strong adhesive as a diaper storage container, the adhesive of the diaper storage container can be used without attaching a double-sided adhesive tape to the bottom of the paper diaper of the care recipient. This is because the tape can be firmly attached to the paper diaper.

  In the above embodiment, the case where the caregiver or the care recipient needs to store the paper diaper in the diaper container by pulling the second string member by hand has been described. For example, a string winding device having an electric motor is provided. The paper diaper may be stored in the diaper storage container by automatically winding the second string-like member.

  Moreover, in said embodiment, the diaper storage container does not need to be provided with a paper member, an adhesive tape, an L-shaped tubular member, a hole part, a 1st string-like member, and a 2nd string-like member. Even in this case, if the person in need of care or the caregiver can drop the paper diaper and put it in the tip of the container while the care recipient is seated on the toilet seat, the paper diaper can be easily discarded. it can.

  In the above embodiment, a case has been described in which the diaper storage container is attached to the toilet body by partially inserting the diaper storage container into the toilet body. However, the diaper storage container is almost entirely inserted into the toilet body. It may be attached to the main body. In this case, for example, it is desirable to fix the diaper storage container so that it does not move in the toilet body by, for example, hooking a rubber member on the end of the diaper storage container mounted on the toilet body.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the case where the frame provided on the container mounting table is used as the supporting means has been described. However, as the supporting means, the diaper storage container is temporarily fixed to the container mounting table. A rubber band or the like may be used.

  In the above embodiment, the case has been described in which the container mounting table and the support means are provided on the right side of the toilet body when the toilet body is viewed from the front, but the toilet body when the toilet body is viewed from the front. It may be provided on the left side. Furthermore, although said embodiment demonstrated the case where a support means was provided on the container mounting base, you may make it attach a support means to a toilet bowl main body.

  In addition, the seat-type flush toilet of the above embodiment includes a mechanism such that the container tip of the diaper storage container rotates slightly upward when the diaper storage container is inserted into the toilet opening and attached to the toilet body. It may be. When the care recipient sits on the toilet seat, the adhesive tape of the diaper storage container can be securely adhered to the paper diaper by rotating the container tip of the diaper storage container upward.

  In addition, the seat-type flush toilet of the above-described embodiment is, for example, a mechanism that automatically moves the diaper storage container into the toilet opening by pressing the operation button, and a diaper storage by pressing the operation button. A mechanism for automatically removing the container from the toilet body may be provided. Thereby, the care recipient can easily store the diaper storage container by himself / herself.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the case where the caregiver or the care recipient needs to store the paper diaper in the diaper storage container by pulling the second string-like member by hand is described. However, the paper diaper is stored in the diaper storage container. The method is not limited to this. For example, when a care recipient drops a paper diaper from the diaper intake into the tip of the container, the diaper is dropped by sucking the air in the diaper storage container with a predetermined device. The paper diaper may be pulled into the back of the container main end.

  In the above-described embodiment, the case where the lid is configured to be detachable and the caregiver or the care recipient needs to close the toilet opening with the lid has been described. However, the lid can be opened and closed freely. You may use what was comprised. For example, the seat-type flush toilet of the present invention may be provided with a mechanism such that the lid automatically closes the toilet opening. As an example, it is conceivable that the lid is rotatably provided at a position inside the toilet body corresponding to the toilet opening. A spring is attached to the lid, and the lid is normally pressed against the toilet opening by the biasing force of the spring. In this case, when the diaper storage container is pushed into the toilet opening against the biasing force of the spring, the lid is opened and the diaper storage container is attached to the toilet body. Thereafter, when the diaper container is pulled out from the toilet body, the lid automatically closes the toilet opening by the biasing force of the spring. In this case, it is not necessary to provide a groove in the lid, but instead, it is desirable to provide a seal member that seals the washing water so that it does not leak at the location where the lid and the toilet are in contact.

  Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the case where the seat-type flush toilet of the present invention is applied to a toilet installed in a toilet for a nursing home, a hospital, a public facility, etc. has been described. Can also be applied to mobile toilets.

  As described above, in the seat-type flush toilet of the present invention, when a user such as an elderly person or a care recipient who uses a diaper replaces a diaper, the lid is removed or opened from the toilet body, After the diaper storage container is mounted on the toilet bowl body, the user or the caregiver drops the diaper into the toilet bowl body while the user is seated on the toilet seat, so that the diaper enters the diaper storage container from the diaper intake. It enters and is stored in a diaper storage container. Since the diaper storage container storing this diaper can be discarded as combustible waste as it is, disposal of the removed diaper is easy. In addition, since the user or caregiver does not need to touch the removed diaper directly with his hand, the diaper disposal operation is very hygienic. Therefore, the present invention is particularly suitable for use in a toilet in a nursing home such as a nursing home, a hospital, or a public facility.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Toilet body 11 Bowl part 20 Toilet seat 30 Toilet opening part 40 Cover part 41 Handle 42 Groove 60 Diaper storage container 610 Container front-end | tip part 611 Diaper intake 612 Annular member 620 Container main part 63 Paper member 64 Adhesive tape 65 L-shaped tubular member 651 Cut 66 Hole 67 First string member 68 Second string member 70 Container mounting table 80 Support means 100 Paper diaper 210 Double-sided adhesive tape 220 Upper body rest table

Claims (7)

A toilet main body for receiving the excrement of the user, and a toilet seat provided on the upper side of the toilet main body for the user to sit on. The excrement in the toilet main body is flushed with washing water to the drain pipe. In the seat-type flush toilet that discharges,
A toilet opening formed in a predetermined upper side of the toilet body;
A detachable or openable / closable lid that closes the toilet opening and prevents the excrement and washing water in the toilet body from leaking outside,
The diaper of the user seated on the toilet seat, which is mounted on the toilet body by removing or opening the lid and inserting the toilet body into the toilet body along the horizontal direction from the toilet opening. Diaper storage container,
With
The diaper storage container is made of a flammable material, and a diaper intake port for taking a diaper is formed on an upper surface of the diaper storage container. .   The seat-type flushing apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising a local washing device for supplying washing water to a washing water outlet in the toilet body after the user has excreted and spraying the washing water to a local part of the user from the washing water outlet. Toilet bowl.   The seat-type flush toilet according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the lid portion is made of silicon rubber and is detachably attached to the toilet body.   The said toilet seat is formed so that the height of the rear part in which a user's buttocks is mounted becomes lower than the height of the front part located in the front side of the rear part. Or the seat-type flush toilet according to 3.   The diaper storage container is a portion that is inserted into the toilet body, and is a portion in which the diaper intake port is formed on the upper surface thereof, and is connected to the container front end portion in the horizontal direction. A container body made of corrugated cardboard, and an annular member having a substantially circular cross section provided at an edge of the corrugated cardboard around the diaper intake, the longitudinal direction of the annular member The annular member is attached to the edge of the cardboard by sandwiching the edge of the cardboard around the diaper inlet at the portion where the cut of the annular member is cut. The seat-type flush toilet according to claim 1, 2, 3 or 4. The diaper container is
A paper member provided in a tensioned state between the portions of the container tip portions facing each other so as to pass through a substantially central portion of the diaper intake;
An adhesive tape attached to the upper surface of the substantially central portion of the paper member;
A tubular member bent in an L shape, and a cut is formed on the surface of the tubular member from one open end to the other open end through an inner top bent to an L shape. An L-shaped tubular member attached to the bottom of the container front end so that the other open end faces the container main body side,
A hole formed in a predetermined portion of the container main body portion facing the other open end of the L-shaped tubular member;
A first string-like member having one end attached to the adhesive tape or the paper member and having a diameter smaller than the cut of the L-shaped tubular member;
One end is attached to the other end of the first string-like member, and passes through the L-shaped tubular member, and is drawn out from the container main body through the hole. A second string-like member having a thicker diameter,
The seat-type flush toilet according to claim 5, wherein The container main body is disposed outside the toilet opening so that the diaper storage container maintains a substantially horizontal state when the tip of the container is inserted into the toilet main body through the toilet opening. The seat-type flush toilet according to claim 5 or 6, further comprising supporting means for supporting.

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