WO2016011997A1 - Vorrichtung zur anordnung in einem toilettenbecken zur abgabe einer substanz beim spülvorgang in das spülwasser einer toilettenspülung und toilettenbecken mit einer derartigen vorrichtung - Google Patents
Vorrichtung zur anordnung in einem toilettenbecken zur abgabe einer substanz beim spülvorgang in das spülwasser einer toilettenspülung und toilettenbecken mit einer derartigen vorrichtung Download PDFInfo
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- the invention relates to a device for placement in a toilet bowl for dispensing a substance during the flushing process in the rinse water of a toilet flush. Furthermore, the invention relates to a toilet bowl with such a device.
- a basket-like container is positioned by a bracket inside the toilet bowl below the toilet rim. Inside the basket is a solid active substance, usually block-like, which is flushed during the flushing of the rinse water. As a result, a part of the substance is dissolved and released to the rinse water.
- Another disadvantage is the contact-intensive refilling, if provided, as this often the basket must first be opened by the user and closed again after refilling.
- the active substance can be inserted into a half-open basket or in which the block-like substance itself attached to a holder is positioned without a basket under the toilet rim. Disadvantage of this variant is in addition to the aforementioned heavy dosing in addition easy accessibility to the substance by children or pets.
- DE 602 15 465 T2 shows a device with a tablet lying in a cage. During the rinsing process, water splashes on the tablet and flows around the tablet, after which it flows downwards and flows out of the container through a gap. men. It turns out that in a fresh tablet much substance is released from the tablet and in an old become smaller by the solution process tablet little substance is released from the surface of the tablet. Also in the devices described in EP 0 413 373 A1 and in EP 0 268 945, containers are shaped so that as much substance as possible is released from the block of chemical material during the rinsing process.
- containers are shaped so that as much substance as possible is released from the block of chemical material during the rinsing process.
- a container with openings at the top is ironed within the toilet bowl below the toilet rim. The user then "pushes" a viscous gel through a refill bottle with a corresponding attachment into a designated opening and thus fills the container. Through the flushing process, rinse water penetrates through the upper openings into the container, communicates with the substance and, by overfilling the container, returns to the toilet bowl where it carries dissolved substance.
- a dispenser In devices for dispensing liquid substances, a dispenser is positioned by a strap at the level of the toilet rim, in the lower area is a dispenser, including a mostly plate-shaped device, which serves as a communication surface for the substance and the rinse water to Another is also thought of as a supply for the rinse water and protrudes under the inner edge of the toilet bowl. In some devices, the communication surface and the feed are designed separately (communication surface, for example, as an additional porous plate).
- a container Above the dispensing device, a container is positioned as a storage tank with a liquid substance, which is closed at the bottom by a closure, usually in the form of a plug. is closing.
- the closure When using the storage tank, the closure is pierced by a mandrel or hollow mandrel mounted on the device so that the substance can flow to the dispenser.
- dispensing devices for liquid substances these usually work on the basis of capillary forces.
- the liquid is supplied by the dispensing device to a communication surface which can be grooved or porous, for example.
- Capillary forces which distribute the substance and keep it ready for the flushing process on the communication surface are created by this embodiment.
- targeted design eg width / length of the grooves
- Disadvantage of these devices is often the dependence of the device in the tightness and function in the region of the connection between the tank and dispenser in the inserted state.
- the object of the invention is to provide a device which overcomes the disadvantages known from the prior art, ensures the simplest handling, offers flexible design and functions, and is inexpensive to manufacture and environmentally friendly.
- the device is designed so that only a portion of a solid substance flows around. This considerably reduces the proportion of the substance dissolved in a rinsing process. But the partial flow has the great advantage that it can be achieved in a simple manner that the solid substance gives the same amount of substance over its entire life at each flush.
- the device shielding the solid substance from the rinse water.
- This is e.g. achieved by a container which is at least on the side, can come to the rinse water to the container, is closed so that the rinse water does not enter the container and flows over the solid substance.
- the container preferably has in a lower region an inflow and an outflow opening, which are arranged such that the penetrating rinse water flows around only an underside of the solid substance and does not rise in the container such that, for example, more than 20% and in particular not more than 50 % of the solid substance is flowed around.
- the percentages here refer to the fresh substance from which nothing has yet been rinsed off. Just before the solid substance is completely dissolved, it is completely or almost completely rinsed. Preferably, during the use of the substance, only the underside of the solid substance flows around.
- gap-shaped openings can be provided. These openings can be provided as vertical slots as inflow and preferably also as outflow. They are preferably arranged so that only the underside of the substance is flown. In this case, the outflow is preferably formed such that the rinsing liquid in the container accumulates as little as possible or even not at all, in order to remove substance from the rinsing agent only on the underside of the solid substance.
- the solid substance then can through her Gravity in the container slide down so that even after a removal of material always a bottom comes into contact with the rinsing liquid.
- the solid substance may be a block or it may consist of several blocks.
- the blocks may also consist of different materials and, for example, be arranged next to one another in order to dispense different substances into the rinsing water.
- the solid substance may also be a bulk material such as granules or in the form of beads.
- the solid substance may be arranged in a container of the device, which may have a reclosable opening, which in a simple embodiment is only a slot in the form of a line or a cross in the container.
- the container but can also comprise a lid having a closure which is not readily apparent to children but 'be: knowledge of mechanics, such as a pressure in the direction of the container is easy to open.
- a guide can also be provided on a lid of the container with which, for example, an opening in the bottom of the container can be opened.
- a guide which extends through the solid substance and holds the solid substance such that it can be inserted into the container by means of the guide. This makes it possible to offer guide and solid substance as a refill unit that can be easily put in the container.
- the guide can be plugged into a new block of solid substance to position the new block in the container.
- the solid substance may also be covered with a foil, which is either placed in a container or itself forms the container.
- Such a film may be water-soluble, at least in some areas, in order, in a region in which it comes into contact with the rinsing water, to circulate a part of it. area of the solid substance.
- the film forms the holder or a part of the holder.
- Particularly preferred is a device that ensures that the solid substance is washed around only in its lower part.
- the substance can then dissolve during the rinsing and, as a result of its gravitational force, slip downwards in a holder or in a container.
- flushing water inlet openings may be provided, which ensure that only the lower region of the solid substance is washed around. So that no water accumulates in the lower region of the container, drainage openings can be provided on the underside of the container.
- a defined flushing water flow under the solid substance is achieved if a structure is provided under the solid substance which directs the flushing water from the flushing water inlet openings to the flushing water outlet openings.
- a structure is for example a plate with grooves or with several elevations.
- a feeder plate may be provided which is positioned in front of the rinse water inlets to facilitate entry into the rinse water inlets
- the solid substance can also be located on an intermediate floor provided with openings.
- the rinsing water conducted thereunder can then be directed through the passage openings in a targeted manner in order to effect a defined material removal.
- an exit baffle plate can be provided in the region of the rinsing water outlet openings.
- the flowing Spülv / asser is stowed to come into contact with the solid substance and then drain through the Spülwasseraustrittsötechnischen and possibly also through drainage holes.
- the invention relates to a device for dispensing one or more solid blocky or loose, granular substances such as cleaning agents, disinfectants, bleaching agents, descaling agents, fragrances and dyes during the flushing process in the flushing water of toilet bowls with the purpose of this by the Zu- clean, disinfect, bleach and decalcify.
- the device is attached as in almost all devices of this type by a strap on the toilet rim.
- the positioning of the device in the inserted state is on Height of the inner toilet bowl rim.
- a plate-shaped feed protrudes horizontally under the toilet bowl rim with the purpose of supplying rinsing water.
- a receptacle is arranged, which may be embodied in various forms, preferably this is wide and flat as little as possible to protrude into the toilet bowl purely.
- the receptacle At the point of contact or attachment point (in multi-part design) between receptacle and plate-shaped feed the receptacle is open all around or on the side facing the toilet bowl and toilet bowl side or provided with a plurality of openings which may be slit-shaped or formed as a different perforation. These openings or outlets / outlets of the device allow the supplied rinse water to penetrate exclusively into the lower region of the receptacle and to flow out again.
- the upper area of the receptacle is open or open (eg lid).
- a solid block-like or granular substance can be introduced or poured in.
- rinse water now penetrates into the lower region of the receiving container through the openings or perforation, surrounds the substance in this lower region, partially dissolves it and flows back into the toilet bowl together with the dissolved substance.
- the substance is thus gradually consumed in the lower area. Due to gravity, the upper part of the substance, which has not come into contact with the rinsing water, "slips" slightly downward after each rinse and thus replaces the dissolved, washed-away substance.
- the user can insert another block-like substance from above into the receiving container or, in the case of granular substance, it can be topped up or topped up.
- the release amount of dissolved substance per wash cycle remains constant throughout the lifetime of the stored substance in the device. Due to the size and number, ie by the total area of the openings, the discharge amount of the substance per rinse cycle can be set quite accurately. Leakage of the substance as with liquid or gel substances is not given because they are solid substances that are not viscous. With prolonged non-use, there are also no problems or disturbances due to dehydration or clogging of the device as with liquid substances, since the substance itself is already solid and dry and activated only when communication with water, that is solved.
- the device can be produced inexpensively (in a simple form, for example, in one piece), refill substances do not necessarily require functional packaging, as is the case, for example, with liquid substances. Generally, the device has a long life, which also meets ecological requirements.
- the device is preferably made of plastic and is attached by clamps on the toilet rim and positioned at the toilet inner edge.
- the bottom of the device forms a kind of plate, which is arranged horizontally and protrudes in the inserted state of the device to below the inner toilet rim.
- This plate is used to supply rinse water during the flushing process to the lower portion of the device.
- this variant can have a groove-like structure executed in the direction of the rinsing water feed, which is formed in particular under the receiving container. On the upper edges of these grooves is then the introduced block-like or poured granular substance. Through the wells, which each form a kind of channel, then the supplied rinse water can flow through and thus selectively communicate better with the substance from the bottom.
- Drainage holes on the feed plate below the receiving container can drain out standing residual water downwards in the direction of the toilet bowl better without it remaining in the device.
- a perforated intermediate bottom is formed at the bottom in the region of the receptacle, above the feed plate, on which the introduced block-like or poured-in granular substance rests.
- the area of the inlet openings of the device at the bottom which allow penetration of the supplied rinse water to the substance, extends both up, above the double bottom and down, below the double bottom.
- flushing water supplied can strike the substance both frontally above the double bottom and also flow below it, and communicate with the substance through the perforation of the double bottom in a targeted manner from below.
- a special embodiment provides that the rinse water only communicates with the substance from below.
- a slight boost tion of the feed plate in the rear area at the level of the outlet openings causes a slight stagnation of the supplied rinse water, thereby the intensity of the communication with the substance is extended from below, whereby more substance can be dissolved and discharged into the rinse water.
- drainage openings on the feed plate below the receiving container and the false bottom can drain better downwards in the direction of the toilet bowl without it remaining in the device.
- the feed plate a kind of receptacle is arranged, this can be embodied in various forms, preferably a shape is to be selected, which in the inserted state of the device is rather wide along the toilet rim and flat to the toilet bowl center, as much as possible To be able to absorb substance without protruding too far into the pelvis.
- the receptacle forms an upwardly open chamber, which can accommodate a solid block.vrtige or granular substance.
- the interior of the receptacle may also be subdivided into a plurality of chambers separated vertically from one another, e.g. with partitions that are open at the top. Each chamber can absorb a different substance separately. This is advantageous for substances that are incompatible with each other or should be separated for visual reasons.
- the receiving chamber may be transparent or opaque or have a transparent or opaque surface such as a window, so that the level or consumption is easily recognizable.
- a plurality of individual receptacles may be arranged above the feed plate, whereby a primarily optical demarcation may take place with simultaneous use of several substances; examples would be two or more cylindrical or other receptacle containers; which are arranged parallel next to each other.
- Substance can be inserted or filled by the user through the upper opening of the receptacle.
- a solid, block-like substance is inserted, granular substances are filled.
- the receptacle can be secured in a number of ways.
- one or more bendable lamellae may be placed horizontally at the top of the inner edge of the receptacle. be formed, which bend when inserted in the insertion direction and assume their Ausgansposition again when the substance is fully inserted into the receptacle.
- the lamellae function as a kind of disposable passage, paying particular attention to their length in relation to the final use position of the substance, so that enough insertion path exists so that the lamellae do not jam against the inserted substance and can always bend back as soon as the substance was completely inserted.
- nubs may be formed instead of lamellae, which provide resistance to the insertion of the substance, but prevent removal or falling out as soon as the substance has been pushed past them.
- a contactless refilling with the device is possible, which is desirable from a hygienic point of view.
- the receptacle can also be secured with a lid which completely closes it.
- the lid can be fixed on one side with a film hinge on the receptacle and thus also in the open position on the device or loosely put on.
- a clamping or locking connection can secure the lid to the receptacle.
- the opening of the device in the upper region of the receptacle is closed by a plate-shaped layer or a cover made in film thickness.
- a plate-shaped layer or a cover made in film thickness Preferably in the middle of this is slit in the shape of a cross, comparable to a plastic lid of paper cups, in which, for example, a straw can be inserted through a cross-shaped slot.
- a storage container filled with substance in granular form, with a filling tip in the form of a hollow mandrel can now be inserted through the cross-shaped slot in the already used in the toilet device to transfer the granules from the reservoir into the device.
- the insertion tip or the hollow mandrel of the reservoir can be curved in a preferred variant, so be designed L-shaped.
- the insertion tip can first be hung in the cross-shaped opening of the device without lifting the bottle over a lengthwise horizontal position and thus already pouring out granules. Only after the tip is immersed in the opening of the device, the user raises it so that the content trickles out of the bottle into the device. After filling, the user lowers the bottle again to at least a horizontal position, so that no more granules run out. Now, the filling tip can be pulled out of the device, the lamellae of the cross-shaped opening of the device close thereafter, so that there is no direct access to the granules within the device.
- the receptacle At the bottom of the receptacle, at the level of the contact point between the receptacle and the feed plate, the receptacle is provided with inlet and outlet openings.
- the inlet openings are in the inserted state of the device directed to the toilet inner edge, just so that the rinse water, which is fed through the feed plate can meet them.
- the outlet openings are at least on the opposite side, directed towards the toilet bowl center.
- the outlet openings may additionally or exclusively also be formed on the sides or at the bottom of the receptacle. In the latter case, the openings down must be continuously free, that means freely through the bottom of the device through to the toilet bowl.
- the outlet openings at the bottom of the device additionally have the advantage that they ensure the drainage of this and a quick drainage of possible residual water in the device, the substance within the device can thus dry faster between rinses and be disabled.
- the receiving container may also be provided with openings in the area initially described, so that the rinsing water can flow in and out of the entire lower area of the receiving container.
- the openings can be designed in various forms, including slot-shaped or round, optionally also grid-like or as a perforation.
- the rinse water supplied through the feed plate may penetrate through the inlet openings into the lower portion of the receptacle, release substance therein, and exit thereinto the toilet bowl through the outlet openings.
- the openings are in their individual size at most only to make so large that rinsed only in the rinse completely dissolved and not solid, reduced or detached by the rinse water substance from the device can be.
- the dosage of the substance to be dispensed per flushing can be adjusted.
- the greater the total area of the inlet openings the more rinsing water can penetrate into the receptacle and flow out, as a result of which more substance is dissolved and guided into the toilet bowl. It is important to make sure that the total area of the inlet opening is at least not significantly larger than the total area of the outlet openings, as this may lead to damming of rinse water within the receptacle, which would cause more substance than intended to be solved.
- the total area of the inlet openings can be designed to be adjustable for the user, as a result of which the substance to be dispensed is individually metered for each rinsing process.
- the basic principle for this is that the inlet openings in their Total area can be changed by the user. This can be done for example by a sliding mechanism in which an externally mounted on the receptacle in rails or clamps sliding plate covers the inlet openings depending on the position partially, which depending on the position more or less flushing water flow into the device and thus solved more or less substance and in the toilet water can be dispensed.
- the plate can be held for this purpose by molded rails or holding clamps, which allow a kind of detent / toothing on both the rails / Walkerkiemmen and at the edges of the sliding plate locking the plate in the desired position.
- the overlapping plate may also be shaped to completely or partially enclose the receptacle without restricting the outlet openings. Through this variant, it may be possible to dispense with additional rails or holding clamps, since the cover is held on the receptacle by the enclosing form and still remains movable or slidable.
- a kind of detent for better locking for example, by shaped nubs / noses on the receptacle and corresponding receiving points / cutouts on the overlapping plate, improve the function.
- a block-like solid substance can be inserted into the device with the aid of an "applicator.”
- a cover which represents the upper part of the applicator, closes off the device, which covers and encloses in a preferred manner
- the outer walls of the receptacle of the device in whole or in part, to ensure a secure locking.
- the lid clamps, noses or other thickening of the lid or outer wall can in the area of the enclosure by the lid clamps, noses or other thickening of the lid or outer wall.
- a grip surface above the lid allows the applicator with two fingers to hold, insert and secure the applicator with two fingers refer to.
- the solid substance to be inserted is attached, preferably in the middle of a tubular cavity, through which passes a kind of thin guide rod of the applicator.
- This guide rod is fixedly mounted below the lid, preferably centrally and congruent to the tubular cavity of the substance.
- a Art stopper mounted horizontally on the outstanding guide rod, preferably a thin as possible, flat strut or two struts in cross shape, which (r) fixed the substance within the applicator and on which the substance rests.
- the strut-like stoppers are in the inserted state on the feed plate.
- the feed plate has congruent bulges, in which the strut (s) can be sunk when using the applicator.
- the solid substance is thus movable along the guide rod without being able to fall out of the applicator.
- the substance can be removed during use in the lower area, overlying substance can continue to slide along the rod until it is completely used up. The user can then simply grasp the applicator on the gripping surface, remove it from the device and insert a new applicator together with the substance.
- two or more substances which are separate from one another can also be integrated on an applicator on two or more guide rods in the applicator, which can be simultaneously inserted into the device.
- Advantage of this applicator variant is the integrated lid for closing the device and the refill of the device without any contact with the substance (s).
- the above-described strut-type stopper may consist of a perforated surface or plate on which the solid substance rests and which is fastened to the guide rod.
- the plate is shaped so that it is as congruent with the substance, but in any case fits horizontally into the receptacle of the device. If the applicator is inserted into the device in this variant, the perforated plate forms a kind of intermediate bottom in the lower region of the device, this has the same function as described above in the variant of the device with double bottom.
- the receptacle is not a permanently connected component of the device, but designed as a separately usable and removable part.
- the container is prefilled in this variant with substance and tightly closed, it thus serves as a functional packaging or as Nach Schollverpackung for the substance.
- the advantage of this variant would be that the user or children or pets in no way come into contact with the substance.
- the separate container is provided in the lower area exactly as described above with inlet and outlet openings in the lower area.
- the device itself accommodates the prefilled container via a suitable receiving system.
- the recording system can be designed differently, the basic function is that the receptacle can be easily and accurately inserted into the intended position in the device and removed from it.
- a variant for receiving the filled container would be one or more vertical rail (s) or receptacle (s) on the main body of the device.
- the pre-filled container which itself has a congruent rail (s) or receptacle (s)
- Another variant would be a slide-in system, in which rails or mandrels are formed vertically at the bottom of the device and engage in use in corresponding receptacles of the receptacle. Suitable positions for this purpose would be, for example, shots on the outside of the container, left and right direction of the toilet bowl inner edge and corresponding appropriately pösi- tioned rails or mandrels on the device.
- a central vertical guide pin at the bottom of the device which engages centrally in a receptacle in the receptacle.
- the receptacle is formed in the chamber of the container, this can be continuous and penetrate the receiving chamber from bottom to top or be formed only in a portion of the inner chamber.
- a solid, block-like substance must in this case be correspondingly formed by a corresponding tubular cavity so that it encloses the molded receptacle and can slide along, so that it does not interfere with the slippage of the substance during use of the device.
- the rails or mandrels in the final position over fixings or attacks in the form of thickening, tapers, lugs or detents and / or the recordings can have correspondingly appropriate tapers or thickening or nose or notch recordings , which fix the fully inserted receptacle in the final position.
- Another variant for the use of the pre-filled container in the device would be a completely or partially enclosing receptacle on the main body of the device, in which the receptacle is inserted or clamped during use.
- the device may have a congruent cut-out in the bottom or on the feed plate matched to the basic shape of the container, in which the prefilled container is inserted to form a flush bottom together with the device in the lower area.
- the cutout in the edge area at various points on shaped holders have, which protrude into the neck and engage in intended congruent receptacles of the container.
- These holders can also be formed completely underneath the base plate and protrude into the cutout, so that the receiving container rests on them when inserted
- webs preferably cruciform, can connect the cutout on which the receiving container is located below the base plate in the eested state also rests.
- the container can also be designed as a disposable part. Then the device does not need a lid for refilling. It may for example consist of two basket-like parts or a basket-like and a largely closed part. The solid substance is then absorbed captive in the container. When the solid substance is consumed, a new container is acquired, which is again filled with solid substance.
- the device can also be designed as a disposable part.
- the container is then prefilled, closed and firmly connected to the device. It is also possible to use two or more containers, each with different prefilling substances are firmly connected to the device. Once the substances have been consumed, the whole device can be exchanged for a new one.
- the opening of the device in the upper region of the receptacle is closed by a plate-shaped layer which is made in film thickness.
- a plate-shaped layer which is made in film thickness.
- Preferably in the middle of this is slit in the shape of a cross, comparable to a plastic lid of paper cups, in which, for example, a straw can be inserted through a cross-shaped slot.
- a reservoir filled with substance in the form of granules with a filling tip in the form of a hollow mandrel can now be inserted through the cross-shaped slot in the already used in the toilet device to transfer the granules from the reservoir into the device.
- the insertion tip or the hollow mandrel of the reservoir can be curved in a preferred variant, that is to say be L-shaped.
- the insertion tip can first be hung in the cross-shaped opening of the device, without lifting the bottle over a horizontal position viewed in the length and thus already pour out granules. Only after the tip is immersed in the opening of the device, the user raises it so that the content trickles out of the bottle into the device. After filling, the user lowers the bottle again to at least a horizontal position, so that no more granules run out. Now, the filling tip can be pulled out of the device, the lamellae of the cross-shaped opening of the device close thereafter, so that there is no direct access to the granules within the device.
- a feed plate which is described below in a variant of a device without a double bottom.
- the feed plate protrudes under the toilet bowl rim and serves mainly to supply rinse water.
- On the inner side of the feed plate in a further variant, it can have a groove-like structure executed in the direction of the rinsing water feed, which is formed in particular under the receptacle.
- the introduced block-shaped or poured granular substance then rests on the upper edges of these grooves. Through the wells, which each form a kind of channel, then the supplied rinse water can flow through and thus selectively communicate better with the substance from the bottom.
- a perforated intermediate bottom is formed at the bottom in the region of the receiving container, above the feed plate, on which the introduced block-like or poured-in granular substance rests.
- a block-like solid substance can be inserted into the device by means of an applicator.
- a lid which represents the upper part of the applicator, closes the device. This covers and encloses in a preferred variant, the outer walls of the receptacle of the device in whole or in part to ensure a secure locking.
- a kind of stopper is mounted horizontally on the protruding guide rod.
- a stopper is preferably a thin as possible, flat strut or two struts are provided in a cross shape, which fix the substance within the applicator and on which the substance rests.
- the strut-type stoppers rest on the feed plate when inserted.
- the feed plate has congruent bulges, in which the strut or the struts can be sunk when using the applicator. The solid substance is thus movable along the guide rod without being able to fall out of the applicator.
- the substance can be removed in the lower area during use. Any substance above it can continue to slide along the bar until it is completely used up. The user can then simply grasp the applicator on the gripping surface, remove it from the device and insert a new applicator together with the substance.
- two or more substances separated from one another can also be integrated on one applicator on two or more guide rods in the applicator, which can be inserted into the device at the same time.
- the above-described strut-type stopper may consist of a perforated surface or plate on which the solid substance rests and which is fastened to the guide rod. The plate is shaped so that it is as congruent with the substance, but in any case fits horizontally into the receptacle of the device. If the applicator is inserted into the device in this variant, the perforated plate forms a kind of intermediate bottom in the lower region of the device. This plate has the same function as previously described in the variant of the device with a double bottom.
- An advantageous container has a cuboid shape with a square cross-section. This makes it possible to place one or more rod-shaped substances longitudinally or transversely in the container. Longitudinally, e.g. several rods are placed one above the other in the container. This makes it possible to arrange much the same material in the container. In the same container but also rods made of different substances can be placed vertically next to each other to give each substance in each SpülvorgRng different substances in the rinse water.
- FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a device
- FIG. 2 shows a side view of the device shown in FIG. 1
- FIG. 3 shows a further side view of the device shown in FIG. 1
- FIG. 4 shows a plan view of the device shown in FIG. 1,
- FIG. 5 shows a device according to FIG. 1 with intermediate bottom as a side view
- FIG. 6 shows a detail from FIG. 5 in an enlarged view
- FIG. 7 shows a further side view of the device shown in FIG. 5
- FIG. 8 shows a plan view of the device shown in FIG. 5
- FIG. 9 shows a device according to FIG. 1 with a divided container
- FIG. 10 is a partial sectional view of the device shown in FIG. 9;
- FIG. 11 is a plan view of the device shown in FIG. 9;
- FIG. 12 shows a device according to FIG. 1 with cross-hatch lid and refill bottle immediately before refilling
- FIG. 13 shows the container and the refill bottle during the refilling
- FIG. 14 shows a three-dimensional view of an applicator with cover and guide
- FIG. 15 shows the applicator from FIG. 14 with a substance block
- FIG. 16 shows the applicator from FIG. 15 with substance block, inserted into a container
- FIG. 17 shows a three-dimensional view of an applicator with intermediate bottom
- FIG. 18 shows the applicator with substance block and shown in FIG
- FIG. 19 shows the applicator with substance block shown in FIG.
- the device 1 shown in Figure 1 serves to be attached to a toilet bowl in the region of the upper edge.
- a bracket 2 is provided, which is fastened in a container 3 such that a supply plate 4 provided at the lower end of the container 3 protrudes below the flushing edge.
- a circumferential edge 5 is provided on the feed plate 4.
- Grooves 7 formed on the feed plate 4 between webs 6 lead to inflow openings 8 in the lower region of the container 3.
- the structure of grooves 7 and webs 6 extends into the interior of the container 3 and through the container up to outflow openings 9. can drain through the water flowing through the container.
- the bracket 2 is latched in a tab 10 to attach the container 3 in a simple manner at the flushing edge, that the supply plate 4 is flushed during flushing with rinse water. The water then flows along the grooves 7 into the container 3 and through the openings 9 again out of the container.
- the design of the feed plate 4, the inflow openings 8 and the outflow openings 9 is such that the rinse water can flow through the container 3 during the rinsing process, without substantially rising in the container 3. Only the un- The earliest region of a substance which is anordenen in the container 3 comes into contact with rinsing water.
- FIGS. 5 to 8 show a variant of such a device with an intermediate bottom 1 1, which is arranged on the underside of the container 12 at a distance from the feed plate 13.
- the inflow openings 14 are above the intermediate bottom 1 1 and also between the intermediate bottom 1 1 and the feed plate 13, an inflow opening 15 is provided.
- the intermediate bottom 1 1 is perforated, so that penetrates through the inflow openings 14 into the container 12 penetrating rinse water through the intermediate bottom 1 1 on the feed plate 13. Rinse water also reaches the feed plate 13 through the feed openings 15.
- the rinse water flowing through the feed plate 13 exits the container via the discharge opening 16.
- As a baffle to hinder the flow Randaufkantung 17 is provided which leads flushing water from below into the false floor and turbulence generated in front of the drain opening 16.
- FIGS. 9 to 1 1 show a variant embodiment with a split container, which has two chambers 22 and 23 in the embodiment. Between the chambers 22 and 23, a partition wall 24 is provided, which is designed to be continuous for granular substances and may also be configured as a guide for block or stick-shaped solid substances.
- FIG. 10 shows the construction of the intermediate bottom 25, which has opposite inflow openings 26 and outflow openings 27 and a perforated surface with a multiplicity of bottom openings 28. This ensures that rinse water reaching the feed plate 29 penetrates through the openings 26 into the container 21 and on the other hand can flow below the intermediate bottom 25 between the intermediate bottom 25 and the feed plate 29.
- FIGS. 12 and 13 show the filling of a container 30 with a refill bottle 31.
- the container 30 has a thin top cover 32 with a cross slot 33.
- the spout 34 can be inserted such that the front end the spout of the bottle 31 projects into the container 30.
- FIGS. 14 to 16 A preferred embodiment for introducing a solid substance into a container 40 is shown in FIGS. 14 to 16.
- the applicator 41 has a handle 42, a cover 43 and a guide rod 44 with a lower end boundary 45. This makes it possible between the lower end boundary 45 and the lid 43 to arrange a block 6 of solid material. To insert this block 46 into a container 40, it is sufficient to hold this applicator 41 on the handle 42 and to insert it into the container 40 in such a way that the lid 43 covers the container 40.
- FIGS. 17 to 19 An alternative embodiment of an applicator 50 for inserting a block 51 of solid substance into a container 52 is shown in FIGS. 17 to 19.
- an intermediate bottom 53 is provided as the lower end limit, so that the solid block 51 between the intermediate bottom 53 and the lid 54 is arranged.
- the applicator 50 can thus be held on the handle 55 to insert the block 51 together with the intermediate bottom 53 in the container 52.
- the guide rod 56 is so long that, when the intermediate base 53 is inserted, this intermediate base is arranged at a slight distance from the feed plate 57.
- 53 feet 58, 59, 60, 61 are provided on the underside of the intermediate bottom, which position the intermediate bottom 53 spaced from the feed plate 57.
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