JP6415482B2 - Toilet kit - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a toilet kit that is stored at home or the like in case of an emergency such as a disaster or emergency.

  In the event of a large-scale disaster such as an earthquake disaster or a typhoon, lifelines such as water and sewage and electricity are cut off, and the flush toilet cannot be used. Currently, it takes a considerable amount of time to temporarily restore the lifeline, but the use of toilets is the most common daily behavior in daily life, and it is derived from human physiological phenomena. It cannot be avoided to go. Therefore, the toilet problem when the flush toilet cannot be used is a very serious problem.

  For example, when a flush toilet becomes unusable due to a large-scale disaster, a temporary toilet is installed by a local government or the like. However, depending on the situation such as the installation location, the installation of the temporary toilet itself may be difficult. In addition, even if temporary toilets can be installed, the number is insufficient, and public health issues such as the generation of off-flavors and outbreaks of infections from unsanitary toilet environments and the health of those who endure toilets. Often it can cause problems.

  Reflecting the actual situation of these temporary toilets, in a questionnaire, when they asked what they felt most inconvenient at home during the Great East Japan Earthquake, they reported that the toilet was shut down. . Considering these points, it is important as a disaster prevention measure to store emergency toilets on a daily basis at home so that toilets can be used safely and safely in an emergency.

  However, unlike emergency food and drinking water, there are very few people who have prepared emergency toilets in advance. Therefore, local governments are promoting the storage of emergency toilets in each household as part of disaster prevention measures.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, various types of convenient toilets for emergency use have been known. As an example of such a simple toilet, the floor finishing board divided into at least a central floor finishing board and left and right side floor finishing boards and a toilet bowl are essential members. There has been reported a toilet kit in which toilet components constituting a toilet room are combined (Patent Document 1).

  As another example, a leg part configured to be foldable, a seat part serving as a toilet seat attached to the leg part so as to be stored inside with the folding of the leg part, and the seat serving also as the toilet seat There has been reported a portable toilet provided with an excrement storage part that is detachably attached to a toilet seat opening formed through the part (Patent Document 2).

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-13620 JP 2004-242975 A

  However, among the conventional emergency toilets that are known, large structures take up considerable storage space to store and require a lot of time and labor to assemble. On the other hand, a small structure cannot be said to have good use comfort when it is used, and it cannot effectively prevent leakage of stool and odor emission after use. There are drawbacks such as subsequent post-processing is not easy. And the toilet kit which eliminated these faults and packaged all the necessary components has not yet been found.

  Therefore, the present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and can be stockpiled without taking up bulk and storage space. Also, since the conventional toilet is used, The purpose is to provide a toilet kit that is comfortable to use and that can easily and reliably prevent excrement leakage and odor emission after use and facilitate post-treatment after use. .

The present invention is a toilet kit including at least the following set of components.
(1) A sheet-like main body portion placed on the upper surface of the toilet seat or the opening edge of the toilet main body and a bag portion for excrement disposal bag accommodation, and the bag portion for accommodating the excrement disposal bag on the back surface of the sheet-like main body portion. Is a toilet seat that is fixed and integrated.
(2) An excrement disposal bag for containing excrement.
(3) A bundling band comprising a flexible band-shaped member integrally formed with a locking tooth row, a buckle through which the band-shaped member is inserted, and a locking claw provided on the buckle, Locking tooth rows are formed along both edges in the width direction of the band-shaped member, and a long hole is formed between the both locking tooth rows, and a key protrusion is formed on the band-shaped member. A binding band in which a key groove is provided in a band insertion hole of the buckle, and a front and back direction of the band-shaped member with respect to the buckle is regulated.
(4) A waste coagulation material having deodorizing properties.

  The present invention can be stored without taking up bulk and storage space, and since a conventional toilet is used, the use comfort when adding the use is good. The treatment can be easily performed, and the leakage of excrement in the excrement disposal bag and the emission of odor to the outside can be effectively prevented.

It is explanatory drawing which showed a set of structural members of the toilet kit which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows one Embodiment of a toilet seat sheet, Comprising: (A) shows the folded state, (B) shows the expanded state. It is a top view which shows one Embodiment of a binding band. It is a perspective view of the state which curved the binding band of the said embodiment and made the front-end | tip oppose the insertion hole of a buckle. It is a figure shown in order to explain the operation effect of the above-mentioned embodiment, (A) is an image figure showing the penetration hole neighborhood of a buckle, (B) and (C) are image figures showing a transverse section near a band tip neighborhood, respectively. is there. (D) is the schematic diagram which combined (A) and (B). It is a top view which shows one Embodiment of the binding band which concerns on invention of Claim 4. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which mounted the toilet seat sheet | seat in the western style toilet. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which mounted the toilet seat sheet | seat in the Japanese style toilet.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. As a matter of course, the present invention is not limited to the embodiment shown in the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing a set of components of a toilet kit 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 1, the toilet seat sheet 10, the excrement disposal bag 20, the binding band 30, and the excreta solidifying material 40 are essential components, and the excrement coagulating material storage container 50, the scoop 60, and the excrement collecting bag 70 are optional. It is a constituent member. The toilet seat 10 is shown in a folded state. Further, the storage container 50 and the scoop 60 are shown in a flattened unfolded state cut out from a paper material into a predetermined shape, and are folded and assembled three-dimensionally when used. The restroom kit of the present invention can include other components such as instructions for use. These sets of component members are usually stored and stored in a storage case or a storage bag (not shown), and each component member is taken out and used when used in an emergency.

  As illustrated in FIG. 2, the toilet seat 10 includes a sheet-like main body 11 that is placed on the upper surface of the toilet seat or the opening edge of the toilet body, and a bag portion 12 for storing a waste disposal bag. It has a structure in which the excrement disposal bag accommodating bag portion 12 is fixed and integrated on the back surface. 2A shows a folded state, and FIG. 2B shows an unfolded state. The toilet seat 10 is preferably folded in normal times and stored in a storage case or storage bag in terms of storage space. When using the toilet seat sheet 10, it is used by being placed on the upper surface of the toilet seat of a toilet in a home or various facilities or the opening edge of the toilet body.

  The sheet-like main body 11 is a flat plate-like member that covers the upper surface of the toilet seat or the opening edge of the toilet body in an appropriate range and can be placed on the upper surface of the toilet seat or the opening edge of the toilet body. The sheet-like main body 11 shown in FIG. 2 is of a pair of separate types composed of two parts formed in a symmetrical arc shape. The shape of the sheet-like main body 11 is not particularly limited as long as it can be placed on the upper surface of the toilet seat or the opening edge of the toilet body. For example, a separate type composed of three or more parts along the toilet seat shape may be used. Further, it may be O-type, U-type, etc. consisting of one part.

  Further, the material of the sheet-like main body 11 is not particularly limited as long as it can be used by being placed on the upper surface of the toilet seat or the opening edge of the toilet body, and the seating feeling is particularly good when formed with a resilient sponge. In terms of comfort in use, paper, plastic, ceramics, etc. can be used.

  On the back surface of the sheet-like main body 11, a waste disposal bag housing bag 12 is fixedly integrated. In order to fix and integrate the excrement disposal bag accommodating bag portion 12 to the back surface of the sheet-like main body portion 11, for example, excretion is performed by applying an adhesive or a pressure-sensitive adhesive to a part of or the entire back surface of the sheet-like main body portion 11. The bag 12 for storing the product processing bag is fixed along the periphery of the opening. In addition, the excrement disposal bag accommodating bag portion 12 may be heat-sealed to the sheet-like main body portion 11.

  The excrement disposal bag accommodating bag portion 12 has a rectangular shape with one side opened to accommodate the excrement disposal bag 20 in an open state when the toilet kit according to the present invention is used. The bag. The material is not particularly limited as long as it has strength and water resistance to such an extent that it does not break even if it contains the excrement disposal bag 20 containing excrement, and specifically, polyethylene, polypropylene, polyvinyl chloride, polyethylene terephthalate, Examples include polybutylene terephthalate, polystyrene, and biodegradable polymers. The size of the excrement disposal bag accommodating bag portion 12 is preferably large enough to accommodate the excrement disposal bag 20 and to be inserted into the toilet.

  The excrement disposal bag 20 is a quadrangular bag or the like in which one side for containing excrement is opened. The material is not particularly limited as long as it has strength and water resistance to the extent that it does not break even if excrement is added. Specifically, polyethylene, polypropylene, polyvinyl chloride, polyethylene terephthalate, polybutylene terephthalate, polystyrene, biodegradable Examples thereof include polymers. As described above, when using the toilet kit according to the present invention, the excrement disposal bag 20 is opened and accommodated in the excrement disposal bag accommodating bag portion 12. The size of the excrement disposal bag 20 may be a size suitable for defecation and the like.

  FIG. 3 is a plan view showing an embodiment of the binding band 30. The binding band 30 is a flexible band-shaped binding tool (Cable Ties) used for sealing the excrement disposal bag accommodating bag portion containing excrement based on a ratchet mechanism.

  The band-shaped member of this embodiment is formed wider than a flat and slender band-shaped member included in a conventional general binding band. In addition, a first locking tooth row 31a and a second locking tooth row 31b are respectively formed along edges on both sides in the width direction of the band-shaped member 31, and a long length is provided between the both locking tooth rows. A hole 31c is formed. As a result, the band-shaped member 31 has an apparent shape in which two parallel thin band-shaped members are integrally formed. Here, “wide” and “narrow” are words expressed sensuously for convenience of explanation, and do not limit the configuration of the present invention. In the present invention, “long hole” refers to a hole having a major axis and a minor axis. However, the configuration in which the circular holes are arranged is also equivalent to the long hole.

  In FIG. 3, a buckle 32 is integrally formed at the upper end of the band-shaped member 31. The lower end of the band-shaped member is an end on the insertion side with respect to the buckle (end in the length direction: the free end where the band-shaped member is not connected to the buckle).

  The buckle 32 is provided with a band insertion hole 32a for inserting the band-shaped member 31, and a first locking claw 32b and a second locking claw 32c are provided inside the insertion hole. Yes. The first locking claw 32b is a component that meshes with the first locking tooth row 31a, and the second locking claw 32c corresponds to the second locking tooth row 31b. It is the component part which meshes.

  In general, there is no particular restriction on the width dimension of the band-shaped member, but the width dimension of the “thin band-shaped member” in this embodiment is the same width dimension (about 6 mm) as that of a well-known binding band. Therefore, a strong binding strength with a tensile strength approximately twice that of a general binding band is expected.

  The binding band 30 is generally formed of a flexible synthetic resin, and a band-shaped member 31 and a buckle 32 are integrally formed. Examples of the synthetic resin include nylon 12, nylon 66, polypropylene, fluororesin, polyacetal, polyether ether ketone, and the like.

  By using the binding band 30, a wide range of articles to be bound can be firmly tightened and bound, and there is no risk of mistakes in the front and back sides of the band without particular care. As a result, the bundling reliability and bundling workability of the bundling band are significantly improved as compared with the conventional bundling band. As a result, compared with the conventional binding band, it is possible to more effectively prevent the excrement in the excrement disposal bag and its smell from leaking out.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the binding band 30 can be provided with a finger hooking hole 31 d in the vicinity of the end in the length direction of the band-shaped member 31. When binding with a fingertip, the hole is pulled with a fingertip to obtain a sufficient binding force with a light force, the operator's physical load is reduced, and it is easy for elderly women to handle. The shape of the finger hook hole is not particularly limited, and examples thereof include a circular shape.

  In FIG. 3, a key protrusion 31e is formed along the edge of the finger hooking hole 31d (see FIG. 4 for the specific shape of the key protrusion).

  On the other hand, the band insertion hole 32a of the buckle 32 is formed with a key groove 32d that fits into the key protrusion.

  As described above, the band-shaped member of the binding band is formed with the key protrusion 31e, and the key groove 32d is provided in the band insertion hole of the buckle 32, thereby restricting the front and back direction of the band-shaped member with respect to the buckle. It is like that.

  The phrase “the front and back direction is restricted” means that when the band-shaped member is inserted into the buckle, the rotational angle position around the longitudinal center line of the band-shaped member is specified.

  In FIG. 3, the key groove 32d has a shape cut in the lower part of the drawing as compared with the position of the tip of the locking claws 2b, 2c. Thereby, as will be described below, the passage of the key protrusion 31e is restricted, and the front and back of the band-shaped member 31 are automatically discriminated.

  FIG. 4 illustrates a state in which the band-shaped member 31 is bent to a binding posture, and the tip of the band-shaped member is opposed to the band insertion hole 32 a of the buckle 32.

  In this state, the key protrusion 31e protrudes upward in FIG. 4, and the key groove 32d has a shape cut upward in FIG. 4, so that insertion is selectively allowed only in this relative posture. (This optional tolerance is described in detail in the following paragraphs with reference to FIG. 5).

  The installation location of the key protrusion 31e is not particularly limited, but is usually near the end in the length direction of the band-shaped member. As illustrated in FIG. 4, when the finger is placed along the edge of the finger hooking hole 31d, the contact area with the fingertip is widened when the fingertip is hung on the finger hooking hole, so that it is gentle to the human body and easy to apply force. Moreover, the installation location of the key protrusion 31e is not limited to the surface on which the locking tooth row of the band-shaped member is formed.

FIG. 5 (A) depicts the front side of the insertion side of the buckle 32 shown in FIG.
5 (B) and 5 (C) are gg cross sections of the band-shaped member 31 depicted in FIG. 4 above, and (B) and (C) are opposite directions of the band. It is drawn towards.

  In FIG. 5A, the keyway 32d has a shape cut upward. Therefore, the band-shaped member 31 in the posture in which the key protrusion 31e protrudes upward as shown in (B) is allowed to be inserted, but the band in the posture in which the key protrusion 31e protrudes downward as in (C). The shaped member 31 is prevented from being inserted. As a result, the operator is not likely to mistake the front and back of the band without paying special attention.

  FIG. 5D is a schematic diagram illustrating a state in which the band-shaped member in the posture (B) is inserted into the buckle illustrated in FIG.

  FIG. 6 shows an embodiment different from the above and corresponds to claim 3. Compared to FIG. 3 described above, the width of the band-shaped member 31 is wider, and the width (in the left-right direction in the figure) of the buckle 32 is also wider in order to insert the wider band-shaped member.

  In the embodiment shown in FIG. 6, two elongated holes 31c in the length direction of the band-shaped member are provided side by side, and a reinforcing thin band 31f is integrally formed therebetween. Here, “thin” of the reinforcing thin band means that it is thinner than the main body of the band-shaped member (inevitably thinner than the band-shaped member).

  According to the present embodiment, compared with the embodiment of FIG. 3, a wide range of articles to be bound can be tightened and bound, and strong binding is possible. Although not shown, it is possible to provide three or more elongated holes 31c and to form a plurality of reinforcing thin bands 31f.

  The excreta solidifying material 40 having deodorizing property is a treatment material that absorbs moisture in the excrement, captures odors such as ammonia, and deodorizes and solidifies the excrement by contacting the excrement. By using the excreta coagulant 40, the moisture in the excreta is absorbed, the moisture content is reduced, and the odor is deodorized. Therefore, post-treatment after use can be performed easily and comfortably. . As the excreta solidifying material 40, conventional products such as granular materials of inorganic porous materials such as bentonite, zeolite, sepiolite, diatomaceous earth, etc., and granular materials imparting deodorizing power to wood chips, pulp, superabsorbent polymers, hydrophilic polymers, etc. Is mentioned. Addition of a conventionally known deodorizing material is also included in imparting deodorizing power. Moreover, the excrement absorption material for pets, such as a cat and a dog, can also be used.

  The toilet kit according to the present invention can include the container 50 and the scoop 60 for the excreta solidified material 40 as other components. The storage container 50 is used for storing the deodorizing and solidifying material when the toilet kit is used. The scoop 60 is used to scoop up the excrement coagulant placed in the container or the like. Storage containers and scoop moldings made of plastic, etc., increase in size and take up storage space. When they are not in use, they are stored in a predetermined shape and assembled three-dimensionally before use. Is preferably formed.

  Furthermore, the excrement collective bag 70 can be included in the toilet kit according to the present invention as other components. The excrement collecting bag 70 is a bag for storing a plurality of used excrement disposal bags 20. By using the excrement collect bag 70, a plurality of used excrement disposal bags 20 can be discarded together.

  When using the toilet kit which concerns on this invention, it carries out as follows, for example. The toilet seat sheet and the excrement disposal bag are taken out from the storage case or the storage bag, and the excrement disposal bag is inserted into the excrement disposal bag accommodating bag portion of the toilet seat sheet and inserted and accommodated. On the other hand, the excreta solidifying material is placed in the container as necessary. Next, in the case of a Western-style toilet, the back surface of the sheet-like main body portion 11 of the toilet seat is placed on the upper surface of the toilet seat or the upper edge of the opening edge of the toilet body, and the waste disposal bag storage bag portion 12 is placed on the toilet bowl. Insert and hang inside (see FIG. 7). Or when mounting on the upper surface of the opening edge part of a toilet bowl main body, the sheet-like main-body part 11 of the said toilet seat sheet | seat is first mounted in the state which raised the toilet seat, and the said excrement disposal bag accommodation bag part 12 is carried out. The toilet body is inserted and suspended in the toilet, and then the toilet seat is lowered onto the toilet body so that the sheet-like main body 11 is sandwiched between the toilet seat and the toilet body. As a result, it is possible to prevent the toilet seat sheet from being displaced and to attach it securely. In the case of a Japanese-style toilet, the back surface of the sheet-like main body 11 of the toilet seat is placed on the upper surface of the opening edge of the toilet body, and the excrement disposal bag storage bag 12 is inserted into the toilet. (See FIG. 8).

  After the toilet seat sheet is mounted in this manner and added, the excrement disposal bag is taken out from the excrement disposal bag accommodating bag portion. Then, the excreta coagulant is sprinkled on and adhered to the excrement to cause coagulation and deodorization by moisture absorption. In addition, before excretion, you may put the said excretion coagulation | solidification material in the bottom part of the bag part for excrement disposal bag accommodation beforehand. Finally, the opening end portion of the excrement disposal bag is sealed with the binding band and treated as waste. The toilet seat is used repeatedly.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Toilet kit 10 ... Toilet seat sheet 11 ... Sheet-like main-body part 12 ... Excrement disposal bag accommodation bag part 20 ... Excrement disposal bag 30 ... Bundling band 31 ... Band-shaped member 31a ... 1st latching tooth row 31b ... Second locking tooth row 31c ... Long hole 31d ... Finger hooking hole 31e ... Key projection 31f ... Reinforcing thin band 32 ... Buckle 32a ... Band insertion hole 32b ... First locking claw 32c ... Second locking claw 32d ... Key groove g ... Reference numeral 40 indicating a cross section ... Excretion coagulation material 50 ... Storage container 60 ... Scoop 70 ... Excrement collection bag

Claims (3)

A toilet kit provided with at least the following components.
(1) A sheet-like main body portion placed on the upper surface of the toilet seat or the opening edge of the toilet main body and a bag portion for excrement disposal bag accommodation, and the bag portion for accommodating the excrement disposal bag on the back surface of the sheet-like main body portion. Is a toilet seat that is fixed and integrated.
(2) An excrement disposal bag for containing excrement.
(3) A bundling band comprising a flexible band-shaped member integrally formed with a locking tooth row, a buckle through which the band-shaped member is inserted, and a locking claw provided on the buckle, Locking tooth rows are formed along both edges in the width direction of the band-shaped member, and a long hole is formed between the both locking tooth rows, and a key protrusion is formed on the band-shaped member. A binding band in which a key groove is provided in a band insertion hole of the buckle, and a front and back direction of the band-shaped member with respect to the buckle is regulated.
(4) A waste coagulation material having deodorizing properties.   Furthermore, the toilet kit of Claim 1 containing the storage container and scoop of the said excrement solidification material. The toilet kit according to claim 1, wherein a finger hooking hole is provided in the vicinity of an end portion in the length direction of the band-shaped member.

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