US166135A - Improvement in disinfecting sick-room slop-jars - Google Patents
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- This invention is designed more especially for sick-rooms, hospitals, 850;; and consists in a sheet-metal jar with a spout, and having a flanged rim for convenience in sitting thereon. It further consists in a top or cover, holding earth or other disinfectants, which is let into the jar by spring-valves; also, in a receptacle for chloride of lime, &c.,attached to the cover, all as hereinafter explained.
- Figure l is a cross-section; Fig. 2, a bottom perspective view of the cover, showing the valve-openings, 850.; Fig. 3, a view of the ordinary cover.
- a A represent the outside jar, constructed of any suitable sheet metal, with a spout, a, for convenience in emptying the contents of the jar.
- a spout for convenience in emptying the contents of the jar.
- Around the rim of said jar is formed a double inner slanting flange, b b, (see Fig. 1,) which is for the purpose of sitting thereon by the person using said jar, the spout coming in front, between the limbs.
- the usual handles will be provided, for convenience in carrying and emptying thejar.
- a cover, B formed of metal, with two bottoms, c 0, both being open in parts, the lower one, 0', being closed just below the openings of the upper one, 0, and a spring-valve, U, with downwardly-projecting flanges e 0, closing the upper openings when in its usual position.
- the valve 0 is operated by a vertical spring rod or pin, cl, with a knob or thumb -piece on top, as shown, to turn it.
- a chamber, D which is filled with earth, coaldust, or other disinfectant.
- the valves By turning the spring-rod d the valves are opened, letting down onto the second bottom 0' the earth'or other particles, just enough to By releasing the spring-rod d the valve flies backinto place, and the flanges e 66 sweep ofi the earth through the openings f f f into the jar below, and covering the excrement.
- the opening i in the top is for the earth to be put in.
- the space between the two bottoms c c is graduated. so as to allow just a sufficient quantity of the disinfecting matter to fall as is ordinarily required.
- the jar will be of asufficient height for the parties using it to sit comfortably thereon, and it is alsointended to do away with the ordinary chamber.
- a cup in which will be placed a disinfectant, such as chloride of lime, 860., to better prevent any effluvia escaping through the spout.
- a receptacle h
- a suitable disinfecting compound or a saturated sponge, 860.
- the pail A may be made of galvanized iron or porcelain-lined metal, or a jar may be set inside the case A, either of metal or crockeryw'are, for convenience in removing and keeping clean; and if a double pail is used, earth could be placed between the two, if desired.
- the slop jar A constructed with the spout a and double flange b b on the rim,
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Disinfecting Sick Room Slop-Jar.
No. 166,135. Patentedlyly 27,1875.
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UNITED STATES PATENT CHARLES F. PARKER, OF LOOKPOR'I, NEW YORK, ASSIGNOR OF ONE-HALF HIS RIGHT TO ARTEMAS MEAD SHELLEYQ OF SAME PLACE.
IMPROVEMENT IN DISINFECTING SICK- ROOM SLOP-JARS.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 166, 135, dated July 27, 1875; application filed June 10, 1875.
To allwhom it may concern Be it known that I, OHARLEs FEssENDEN PARKER, of Lockport, in the county of Niagara and State of New York, assignor to myself and ARTEMAS MEAD SHELLEY, of said place, have made certain Improvements in Disinfecting Sick-Room Slop-Jars, of which the following is a specification:
This invention is designed more especially for sick-rooms, hospitals, 850;; and consists in a sheet-metal jar with a spout, and having a flanged rim for convenience in sitting thereon. It further consists in a top or cover, holding earth or other disinfectants, which is let into the jar by spring-valves; also, in a receptacle for chloride of lime, &c.,attached to the cover, all as hereinafter explained.
In the drawings, Figure l is a cross-section; Fig. 2, a bottom perspective view of the cover, showing the valve-openings, 850.; Fig. 3, a view of the ordinary cover.
A A represent the outside jar, constructed of any suitable sheet metal, with a spout, a, for convenience in emptying the contents of the jar. Around the rim of said jar is formed a double inner slanting flange, b b, (see Fig. 1,) which is for the purpose of sitting thereon by the person using said jar, the spout coming in front, between the limbs. The usual handles will be provided, for convenience in carrying and emptying thejar. In the top of this jar or slop-pail is set a cover, B, formed of metal, with two bottoms, c 0, both being open in parts, the lower one, 0', being closed just below the openings of the upper one, 0, and a spring-valve, U, with downwardly-projecting flanges e 0, closing the upper openings when in its usual position. The valve 0 is operated by a vertical spring rod or pin, cl, with a knob or thumb -piece on top, as shown, to turn it. Above this upper bottom 0 and valve 0 is a chamber, D, which is filled with earth, coaldust, or other disinfectant.
By turning the spring-rod d the valves are opened, letting down onto the second bottom 0' the earth'or other particles, just enough to By releasing the spring-rod d the valve flies backinto place, and the flanges e 66 sweep ofi the earth through the openings f f f into the jar below, and covering the excrement. The opening i in the top is for the earth to be put in. The space between the two bottoms c c is graduated. so as to allow just a sufficient quantity of the disinfecting matter to fall as is ordinarily required. The jar will be of asufficient height for the parties using it to sit comfortably thereon, and it is alsointended to do away with the ordinary chamber.
By this means all bad odor is avoided, which is important in sick-rooms, and it can be used with great convenience and advantage by those having diarrhea and like complaints, when obliged to get up at night.
To the under side of that part of the top or cover that sits over the spout a is attached a cup, g, in which will be placed a disinfectant, such as chloride of lime, 860., to better prevent any effluvia escaping through the spout. Another cover, E, like that shown in Fig. 3-without any earth-chamber-will be provided for ordinary use. To the lower part or under side will be arranged a receptacle, h, for a suitable disinfecting compound, or a saturated sponge, 860.
The pail A may be made of galvanized iron or porcelain-lined metal, or a jar may be set inside the case A, either of metal or crockeryw'are, for convenience in removing and keeping clean; and if a double pail is used, earth could be placed between the two, if desired.
1 clairn 1. The slop jar A, constructed with the spout a and double flange b b on the rim,
G. F. PARKER.
Witnesses:
J. R. DRAKE, A. M. SHELLEY.
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