SK8126Y1 - Insert into portable excrement pot - Google Patents

Abstract

The insert into portable containers for the lavatory purpose formed by the body (2) shaped to the inner body of the container (1) and equipped with the fastening means perforated at the bottom part and edges.

Description

The technical solution relates to increasing the hygiene of the use of portable containers to fulfill a great need in the home or other facilities.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The solution to keeping portable containers to meet a great need, such as a potty, bidet, toilet seat container, after a great need, is to use toilet paper today to remove feces left on the walls and bottom of the container. Of course, other towels, rags or water jets can also be used for this purpose. In each of these cases, some contact with the soiled container and manual cleaning is required.

Another available method is the use of pockets or specially designed pockets, which are intended to be discarded together with the contents. This solution produces a lot of waste and is economically inefficient.

The essence of the technical solution

The essence of the proposed solution is that there is provided an insert whose shape follows the internal shape of commercially available, portable containers to fulfill a great need.

The insert is made of a partially perforated material suitable for flushing in the toilet.

The purpose of this liner is to completely or partially separate the faeces from the wall of the vessel to accomplish a great need.

The liner may have a plurality of container fastenings designed to prevent insertion of the liner into the container, such as including wings extending beyond the upper edge of the container attached to the container by a sticker, velcro, or overlap alone

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The essential solution is shown in the following drawings:

In FIG. 1 shows an example of the use of an insert in a baby chamber pot - an insert placed in a potty (similarly, the insert will be placed in other portable containers to perform a great need). In this figure, a frame representation of the attachment to the outside by the wings is shown.

In FIG. 2 shows an example of use / construction of a baby pot liner.

EXAMPLES

The liner may have different shapes according to the containers for carrying out a great need, such as a potty, bidet, toilet seat, and the like. These shapes of other container liners are not shown. The container J in FIG. 1 represents a baby potty

The insert itself formed by the body 2 shown in FIG. 2, is formed of a cup-shaped material, partially perforated, particularly in the lower part and at the edges, provided with a fastening means such as wings, a sticker, a Velcro and the like. Only the aileron-shaped fastener is shown.

The liner can be placed in containers for carrying out a great need, such as a baby potty, bidet or toilet bucket. The liner is placed in the container J prior to the great need. It is then poured into the toilet together with the contents and flushed.

Industrial Usability

The use in households, social services facilities and hospitals is obvious according to this technical solution.

Claims (1)

Insert for portable containers for carrying out a large need, characterized in that it is formed by a body (2) shaped into the shape of the inner space of the container (1) and is provided with fastening 5 is perforated or partially perforated by means at the top, bottom and edges.