JPS6021017Y2 - diaper washing bucket - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a diaper washing bucket that allows diapers to be easily washed using a flush toilet bowl.

In this case, the upper edge of the flush toilet is supported by the upper edge, and the lower part is a container into which the toilet can be nested, and the container is large enough to receive the water for flushing. This bucket is equipped with a drain hole that can fit into the drain of a toilet bowl, and allows diapers to be easily poured with water.

To explain the present invention with reference to the accompanying drawings, FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention, showing a bucket of a type applicable to a Western-style flush toilet, where A is a horizontal plan view and the mouth is a side sectional view.

In this figure, 1 is the upper wall, and 2 is the edge that spans and is supported by the upper edge of the flush toilet.

3 is the lower wall, 4 is the inclined bottom wall, 5 is the drain hole, 6 is the receptacle provided at the position corresponding to the water outlet of the toilet bowl, and 7 is the receptacle provided for a particularly large water outlet. , 3 and 4 successively form a nested portion of the toilet bowl.

Reference numeral 8 is a draining net for placing and draining washed diapers, and although it is not essential to the bucket of the present invention, it is convenient to have as an accessory.

Figure 2 shows a bucket of a type applicable to a Japanese-style flush toilet, showing an embodiment of the present invention, in which A is a horizontal plan view, the mouth is a side sectional view, C is a sectional view taken along line A-A at the mouth, and 2 is a bucket at the mouth. Line B-
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In this figure, 10 is an upper wall, and 11 is an edge part that spans and is supported by the upper edge of the flush toilet.

12 is a front side wall, 13 is a rear side wall, 14 is a diagonal wall, 15 is an inlet for receiving water, and 16 is a discharge hole.

Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing a part of the manner in which the Western-style bucket of the present invention is used by hanging it on a Western-style flush toilet; 8 is a draining net;
0 is the side wall of the proposed bucket, and 20 is the base of the flush toilet.

The usage mode of the invented diaper washing bucket is as follows.

Regardless of whether it's Japanese or Western style, place a bucket of the appropriate type on top of the toilet, support it on the top edge of the toilet, turn on the water, and rinse while the water is running.

If you don't have enough water, pour out the water and wash as many times as you like.

Also, if you use a suction cup on the water supply lever and leave it up, you can use continuous water supply to wash the diaper in one go.

It is also possible to wash by introducing tap water with a hose, or by attaching a detachable stopper with a chain to the outlet for thorough washing.

In addition, when using the proposed bucket in a bathroom, etc., fix the bucket (not shown here) using a frame that supports it horizontally, plug the discharge hole, and wash it inside the proposed bucket with tap water. However, drainage can also be carried out by directing the water through the drain hole to a sewage system that is allowed to drain with a hose.

The diaper washing bucket of the present invention can serve as a convenient portable container when it is necessary to carry a large amount of diapers with you when you go out with your baby.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention, showing a bucket of a type that can be applied to a Western-style flush toilet, where A is a horizontal view and the mouth is a side sectional view. In the bucket, A is a horizontal plan view, the mouth is a side sectional view, C is a sectional view taken along the line A-A at the mouth, and 2 is a sectional view taken along the line B-B at the mouth.
FIG. 3 is a partial perspective view showing how the Western-style bucket of the present invention is used by hanging it on a Western-style flush toilet. In these drawings, 1 is the upper wall, 2 is the edge, 3 is the lower wall, 4 is the sloped side wall, 5 is the drain hole, 6 is the water receptacle, and 7 is the receptacle, especially for the large water outlet. Mouths 3 and 4 contiguously form the access portion of the toilet bowl. 8 is a draining net that can be attached to the upper end of the bucket. 10 is an upper wall, 11 is an edge, 12 is a front wall, 13 is a rear wall, 14 is a horizontal oblique wall, 15 is an inlet for water, 16 is a discharge hole, and 20 is a base of a Western-style flush toilet.

Claims (1)

[Scope of claim for utility model registration] ■ Supported by touching the upper edge of the flush toilet,
A diaper washing bucket comprising a container in the lower part of which the container can be nested, a container large enough to receive water supplied from the toilet bowl, and a drain hole that can fit into the drain port of the toilet bowl. . 2. For Western-style flush toilets, a plurality of receptacles large enough to accommodate overflow water are provided in the bucket at positions corresponding to the water outlets provided at regular intervals in the ring shape of the toilet. A bucket according to Claim 1 of Claims for Utility Model Registration. 3. The bucket as set forth in claim 1 of the utility model registration claim for use in a Japanese-style flush toilet bowl, wherein the bucket is provided with a receptacle that corresponds to the lower water supply port of the bucket.