JPS61290923A - Air purifier in toilet bowl - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an apparatus for purifying the air by removing odors generated during defecation. IrumaEveryone defecates without fail. Attempts have been made to remove odors using deodorizing agents or ventilation fans, but these methods are currently unable to eliminate the odor during defecation, as the odor is generated at the same time as defecation and is emitted outside the toilet bowl.

The present invention purifies the odor generated at the same time as defecation without causing it to flow out of the toilet bowl, and has a structure that allows defecation without feeling any odor.

The present invention will be explained in detail below with reference to the drawings.

1% 2% 3 As shown in Figure 3, there is an approximately oval-shaped or approximately groove-shaped intake hole (1 of 1) or exhaust hole (2 of 1) at an appropriate location on one side surface) and A blower pipe (3) is installed at an appropriate location of an intake pipe (1) or an exhaust pipe (2) having a substantially pipe shape or a substantially rectangular plate shape having a cavity inside which allows air to circulate.
1) Attach one tip of the 1.) to the other tip, and 1. Attach a deodorizing agent such as activated carbon, a deodorizer, or a fragrance that has an air purifying effect to the other tip, and 1. Install an air regulating valve (1 of 4) on the outside. It has a structure in which an air purifying fan (4) is attached.

That is, the above-mentioned intake pipe (1) is installed at an appropriate location, for example, on the back surface (5) of the toilet seat or on the upper inner edge (6) of the toilet bowl.
If the air purifying fan (4) is activated by gluing the air intake hole provided in 1) toward the inside of the toilet bowl, the above air will be taken in without causing the odor inside the toilet bowl to flow out. A cleaning fan (4) purifies this odor and releases it indoors or outdoors. Or the intake pipe (1) in the same manner as the intake pipe (1) above.
) and an exhaust pipe (2), one odor can be circulated and purified, resulting in a further deodorizing effect. When used in a Japanese-style toilet, it is clean and convenient to use an intake plate (1) and an exhaust plate (2), each of which has a substantially rectangular treadle structure as shown in FIG. 5. Although adhesive was used as a method of bonding the intake pipe (1) or the exhaust pipe (2), the method is not limited to this, and adhesive tape, magnets, or adhesive fittings may also be used.1 Furthermore, the back side of the toilet seat (5) or It may be integrated and provided at an appropriate location such as the upper inner edge (6) of the toilet bowl.

As for the material, it is fine as long as it is resistant to moisture.1 For example, the intake pipe (1), exhaust pipe (2), etc. can be made of synthetic resin or ceramics, as long as it can fulfill its purpose.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 - External view of an air purifying device with an intake pipe Fig. 2 - External view of an air purifying device with an intake pipe and an exhaust pipe Fig. 3 - m - Intake pipe and External view of an air purifying device with an exhaust pipe Fig. 4-m - External view of a Western-style toilet with an air purifying device Fig. 5-m - Appearance of a Japanese-style toilet with an air purifying device Figure (1) ---- One intake pipe (1 of 1) - m - Intake hole (2) ---- One exhaust pipe (2 of 1) - M - Exhaust hole (3) ---- One blower Pipe (4) ----1 Air purifying fan (4 of 1) -M-Air adjustment valve (5) -1---Back side of the toilet seat (6)---1 Upper edge of the toilet bowl

Claims (1)

[Claims] For Western-style toilets, the intake pipe of the toilet bowl or at an appropriate location on the inside edge of the top of the toilet or on the inside edge of the tread for Japanese-style toilets. An intake pipe and an exhaust pipe are provided as a pair, and an air purifying fan equipped with a deodorizing material, fragrance material, or deodorizing agent and an air regulating valve is connected to an appropriate location of this pipe via a blowing pipe to supply purified air indoors. Or an air cleaning device inside a toilet bowl that releases air outside the room or into the toilet bowl and circulates it.