US20180249868A1 - Method of Dampening toilet paper and of use - Google Patents
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- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
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- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47K—SANITARY EQUIPMENT NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; TOILET ACCESSORIES
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- This Invention relates to a method of moistening toilet paper and use for cleaning of the anus and buttock after defecation.
- Dry toilet paper does not clean as well as wet wipes, but wet wipes are harmful to septic and sewer systems. Wet wipes also are most usually housed in a container that must be opened when used, this may become an unsanitary situation.
- a dispenser that applies water or cleaning fluid to toilet paper while it is on the roll or while being pulled from said roll can cause problems of tearing.
- dispensers that apply water or cleaning fluid to toilet paper after being torn from the roll by way of manual hand pumping has the problems of inconvenient to hand operation and possibility of unsanitary condition.
- the method or process that is proposed in this invention is to use a device comprising of housing that contains a motion or proximity sensor for activation, batteries for power source, a control circuit, and a reservoir or bottle to hold water or cleaning fluid. And an electric motor pump or a Liner actuated electric pump for dispersing. from 0.8 ml, up to 5 ml water or cleaning fluid. 1.5 ml to 2.5 ml will work best for this application as it provides adequate amount for cleaning purpose but not so much that it deteriorates toilet paper.
- the device described in paragraph [0006] could be wall hung or stand mounted placed in reaching distance of one's hand when seated on a toilet. the device then would be used for the process of cleaning one's anus and or buttock after defecating. This process would be achieved by putting toilet or tissue paper in one's hand. Then placing it under said device where buy the motion or proximity sensor would be triggered and the control circuit would apply power from devise batteries to pump fluid from reservoir on to tissue or toilet paper. Then one would use the dampened toilet or tissue paper to wipe and or clean one's anus and buttock of facial matter. The tissue or toilet paper could then be discarded by flushing it down the toilet with feces.
- FIG. 1 Is a view of environment of operation for method
- FIG. 2 is a view of main parts used in method process
- FIG. 3 is a Flow chart of method process
- the method presented in this invention starts with the user of the method positioned on a toilet in the act of defecating and a device comprising of housing that contains a motion or proximity sensor for activation, batteries for power source, a control circuit, and a reservoir or bottle to hold water or cleaning fluid. And an electric motor pump or a Liner actuated electric pump for dispersing. from 0.8 ml, up to 5 ml water or cleaning fluid. located within reach of the person positioned on the toilet.
- the user of the method places toilet or tissue paper in their hand.
- the hand of the user of this method then places hand with toilet paper or tissue under dispenser referred to above in [0011].
- the action of the method user placing ones' hand under said dispenser triggers proximity or motion sensor of dispenser.
- the control circuit of said dispenser device sends power from devices batteries to the devices fluid pump or liner actuator to pump an amount between 0.8 ml to 5 ml but most applicably between 1.5 ml and 2.5 ml of fluid from devices reservoir and out the bottom of device. It is important to have device disperse an adequate amount to be used for cleaning but not so much as to severely deteriorate toilet paper.
- the fluid that is dispersed from the device collects on the toilet paper or tissue, this dampens or moistens said toilet paper
- the dampened toilet paper is then used in this method to clean one's anus and or buttock.
- the dampened toilet paper provides a much-improved cleaning of one's anus opposed to just dry toilet paper or tissue.
- the toilet paper after being used for cleaning of one's anus becomes soiled with fecal matter the soiled toilet paper can then be discarded in the toilet and flushed with fecal matter from defecating. Being that standard toilet or tissue paper is used in this method it is a much safer for sewer and septic systems
- FIG. 1 shows the environment for this method comprising of 1 Wall for device to hang device could also be placed upon a stand 2 the fluid dispensing device 3 the hand of method user with toilet paper placed in it 4 toilet paper 5 toilet.
- FIG. 2 shows items in process or method 6 device fluid storage area 7 proximity or motion sensor located at bottom of device to be triggered when hand is placed under device 8 device fluid outlet located on bottom so when fluid is dispersed it is easily collected on toilet paper 9 toilet paper in method users hand 10 method users hand.
- FIG. 3 is a flow chart of the method or process that has been purposed in this invention.
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A Method for dampening toilet paper or tissue paper and cleaning one's anus and or buttock after the act of defecation. this method provides a cleaner anus and buttock as opposed to just using dry toilet paper. The method uses an automated dispenser also providing a convenient process and a more sanitary process opposed to using wet wipes. Being that standard toilet paper or tissue is used in this method it is also sewer and septic system safe.
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- This Invention relates to a method of moistening toilet paper and use for cleaning of the anus and buttock after defecation.
- Dry toilet paper does not clean as well as wet wipes, but wet wipes are harmful to septic and sewer systems. Wet wipes also are most usually housed in a container that must be opened when used, this may become an unsanitary situation.
- A dispenser that applies water or cleaning fluid to toilet paper while it is on the roll or while being pulled from said roll can cause problems of tearing.
- dispensers that apply water or cleaning fluid to toilet paper after being torn from the roll by way of manual hand pumping has the problems of inconvenient to hand operation and possibility of unsanitary condition.
- what is need is a method for dispensing water or cleaning fluid to toilet paper that is held in one's hand by means of a noncontact dispenser similarly to automatic soap dispensers.
- The method or process that is proposed in this invention is to use a device comprising of housing that contains a motion or proximity sensor for activation, batteries for power source, a control circuit, and a reservoir or bottle to hold water or cleaning fluid. And an electric motor pump or a Liner actuated electric pump for dispersing. from 0.8 ml, up to 5 ml water or cleaning fluid. 1.5 ml to 2.5 ml will work best for this application as it provides adequate amount for cleaning purpose but not so much that it deteriorates toilet paper.
- The device described in paragraph [0006] could be wall hung or stand mounted placed in reaching distance of one's hand when seated on a toilet. the device then would be used for the process of cleaning one's anus and or buttock after defecating. this process would be achieved by putting toilet or tissue paper in one's hand. Then placing it under said device where buy the motion or proximity sensor would be triggered and the control circuit would apply power from devise batteries to pump fluid from reservoir on to tissue or toilet paper. Then one would use the dampened toilet or tissue paper to wipe and or clean one's anus and buttock of facial matter. The tissue or toilet paper could then be discarded by flushing it down the toilet with feces.
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FIG. 1 Is a view of environment of operation for method; -
FIG. 2 is a view of main parts used in method process; -
FIG. 3 is a Flow chart of method process; - The method presented in this invention starts with the user of the method positioned on a toilet in the act of defecating and a device comprising of housing that contains a motion or proximity sensor for activation, batteries for power source, a control circuit, and a reservoir or bottle to hold water or cleaning fluid. And an electric motor pump or a Liner actuated electric pump for dispersing. from 0.8 ml, up to 5 ml water or cleaning fluid. located within reach of the person positioned on the toilet.
- The user of the method places toilet or tissue paper in their hand. The hand of the user of this method then places hand with toilet paper or tissue under dispenser referred to above in [0011].
- The action of the method user placing ones' hand under said dispenser triggers proximity or motion sensor of dispenser.
- When the dispensers motion or proximity sensor is triggered the control circuit of said dispenser device sends power from devices batteries to the devices fluid pump or liner actuator to pump an amount between 0.8 ml to 5 ml but most applicably between 1.5 ml and 2.5 ml of fluid from devices reservoir and out the bottom of device. it is important to have device disperse an adequate amount to be used for cleaning but not so much as to severely deteriorate toilet paper.
- The fluid that is dispersed from the device collects on the toilet paper or tissue, this dampens or moistens said toilet paper
- The dampened toilet paper is then used in this method to clean one's anus and or buttock. The dampened toilet paper provides a much-improved cleaning of one's anus opposed to just dry toilet paper or tissue.
- The toilet paper after being used for cleaning of one's anus becomes soiled with fecal matter the soiled toilet paper can then be discarded in the toilet and flushed with fecal matter from defecating. Being that standard toilet or tissue paper is used in this method it is a much safer for sewer and septic systems
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FIG. 1 shows the environment for this method comprising of 1 Wall for device to hang device could also be placed upon astand 2 thefluid dispensing device 3 the hand of method user with toilet paper placed in it 4toilet paper 5 toilet. -
FIG. 2 shows items in process ormethod 6 devicefluid storage area 7 proximity or motion sensor located at bottom of device to be triggered when hand is placed underdevice 8 device fluid outlet located on bottom so when fluid is dispersed it is easily collected ontoilet paper 9 toilet paper in method users hand 10 method users hand. -
FIG. 3 is a flow chart of the method or process that has been purposed in this invention.
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1. A Method for dampening toilet paper or tissue paper, the method comprising the steps of:
a) suppling a device for dampening that has a reservoir or bottom for holding fluid, a liner actuator or pump for pumping fluid from said reservoir, a proximity or motion sensor, control circuit and batteries to power the operation.
b) placing toilet paper or tissue in one's hand
c) placing hand under device in step a) triggering proximity or motion sensor
d) device from step a) disperses between 0.8 ml to 5 ml of fluid on to toilet or tissue paper dampening said toilet paper being held in the hand of method user.
e) user of method then takes dampened toilet paper that is held in hand and then uses said toilet paper to clean one's anus and or buttock.
f) Toilet or tissue paper that is soiled by act of cleaning one's anus and or buttock is then discarded in toilet for disposal.
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