Electric machines and apparatus for cleaning toilet seats; Industrial fluid cleaning machinery; Machines for cleaning surfaces using high pressure water; On-board fluid cleaning machinery
A toilet seat cover is configured to fit over a corresponding toilet seat, forming an air tight seal around the toilet seat at a lower edge of the toilet seat cover when the toilet seat cover is in a lowered position. The toilet seat cover provides a seat channel in the underside of the toilet seat cover in which the seat resides when the toilet seat cover is lowered. There is a gap between the toilet seat and the underside of the toilet seat cover in the seat channel to allow air to flow between the seat and the underside of the toilet seat cover. The toilet seat cover includes a fluid channel and a plurality of nozzles along the fluid channel which spray the toilet seat with a cleaning or sanitizing fluid when the toilet seat cover is in the lowered position. After stopping the spraying of sanitizing fluid, the toilet is flushed using suction, lowering the air pressure under the toilet seat cover. Holes in the toilet seat cover into the seat channel direct the flow of air over the surface of the toilet seat to dry the toilet seat.
An auto cleaning toilet seat assembly with a cover coupled to a toilet seat and defining a fluid transport conduit surrounding the toilet seat. The cover also includes an air deflector formed as part of the upper wall and at the front end of the cover, wherein the air deflector includes two opposing surfaces converging together away from the inner surface of the outer sidewall. The assembly is operably to emit a liquid on a rear portion of a toilet seat and induce a gas to transport that liquid from the rear of the toilet seat to the front of the toilet, whereby the air deflector directs the liquid and air through the fluid transport conduit and into a toilet bowl utilizing the two opposing surfaces of the air deflector.
An auto cleaning toilet seat assembly with a cover coupled to a toilet seat and defining a fluid transport conduit surrounding the toilet seat. The cover also includes an air deflector formed as part of the upper wall and at the front end of the cover, wherein the air deflector includes two opposing surfaces converging together away from the inner surface of the outer sidewall. The assembly is operably to emit a liquid on a rear portion of a toilet seat and induce a gas to transport that liquid from the rear of the toilet seat to the front of the toilet, whereby the air deflector directs the liquid and air through the fluid transport conduit and into a toilet bowl utilizing the two opposing surfaces of the air deflector.
E03C 1/10 - Dispositifs pour empêcher la contamination des canalisations d'eau potable, p. ex. moyens pour ventiler les soupapes de chasse à fermeture automatique
E03D 9/08 - Dispositifs de douches pulvérisées ascendantes, situés dans la cuvetteModifications de la cuvette pour l'utilisation de tels dispositifs
A47K 11/10 - Instruments à main pour nettoyer les cuvettes de cabinets
A47K 13/00 - Sièges ou couvercles pour toutes sortes de cuvettes de cabinets
An auto cleaning toilet seat assembly with a cover coupled to a toilet seat and defining a fluid transport conduit surrounding the toilet seat. The cover also includes an air deflector formed as part of the upper wall and at the front end of the cover, wherein the air deflector includes two opposing surfaces converging together away from the inner surface of the outer sidewall. The assembly is operably to emit a liquid on a rear portion of a toilet seat and induce a gas to transport that liquid from the rear of the toilet seat to the front of the toilet, whereby the air deflector directs the liquid and air through the fluid transport conduit and into a toilet bowl utilizing the two opposing surfaces of the air deflector.
The present invention relates to a cap body operable to be removably coupled to a distal end of the container in a hermetically sealed configuration, wherein the cap body includes a button or nodule cover, a cap channel defined and surrounded by the cap body, and a gas discharge port defined on an outer surface of the cap body. The cap body includes a valve assembly disposed within the cap channel and has a longitudinally biased valve stem, wherein the valve stem has a static position with the distal valve end disposed proximal to the button or nodule cover and with the valve assembly in hermetically sealed configuration with the cap body to fluidly uncouple the first channel end and the container cavity and a gas-evacuation position with the distal valve end in a depressed position to fluidly couple the container cavity, the gas discharge port, and ambient environment.
B65D 45/24 - Colliers, crochets ou agrafes, p. ex. en forme de C pivotants comportant des moyens pour exercer une pression, p. ex. des vis ou des clés
B21D 51/38 - Fabrication des dispositifs pour remplir ou vider les boîtes de conserve, bidons, cuvettes, bouteilles ou autres récipientsFabrication des fonds des boîtes de conserveFabrication des dispositifs de fermeture
B21D 51/44 - Fabrication des fermetures, p. ex. des capsules
B21D 51/46 - Pose des joints ou d'un matériau d'étanchéité
An auto cleaning toilet seat assembly with a cover coupled to a toilet seat and defining a fluid transport conduit surrounding the toilet seat. The cover also includes an air deflector disposed on the upper wall, the inner surface of the outer sidewall, and at the front end of the cover, wherein the air deflector including two opposing surfaces converging together away from the inner surface of the outer sidewall. The assembly is operably to emit a liquid on a rear portion of a toilet seat and induce a gas to transport that liquid from the rear of the toilet seat to the front of the toilet, whereby the air deflector directs the liquid and air through a single discharge aperture disposed at the front of the cover and into a toilet bowl.
An auto cleaning toilet seat assembly having a cover with an upper wall flanked by two opposing sidewalls, an inner surface of the upper wall and two opposing sidewalls defining a fluid transport conduit. The cover has a first position with the two opposing sidewalls contouring the inner and outer circumferential surfaces of a toilet seat, respectively and defines liquid and gas apertures fluidly coupled to the fluid transport conduit and defines at least one fluid discharge aperture, the conduit spanning from the gas aperture, at least 180 degrees, to the fluid discharge aperture disposed downstream of the at least one gas aperture. The cover assembly also includes an electrical system operably configured, when the cover is in the first position, to induce a flow of gaseous matter sufficient to cause a liquid matter to transport around the top surface of toilet seat and through the discharge aperture.
An automatic cleaning toilet seat assembly with a cover surrounding a toilet seat to define a conduit spanning from a back end to a front end of a toilet seat and with a width approximately from the inner circumferential surface to the outer circumferential surface, defining at least one liquid aperture fluidly coupled to a liquid source with a liquid matter, and defining at least one gas aperture in fluid communication with the conduit and fluidly coupled to a gas source with a gaseous matter, the assembly also having an electrical system operable to cause the liquid matter to discharge onto a portion of the toilet seat proximal to the back end of the toilet seat through the at least one liquid aperture and to cause the gaseous matter to discharge through the at least one gas aperture at a speed sufficient to transport the liquid matter through the conduit.
A toilet seat cover assembly that has a cover shaped to fit over a toilet seat, the cover including internal side walls and an arm assembly disposed within the cover, the arm assembly including at least one arm that radially spans from an axis of rotation, defines a path of rotation, has a proximal end and a distal end, the distal end defining a discontinuity between the distal end and the internal side walls such that it is operable to move freely of the internal side walls, and defines a first plurality of cutouts fluidly coupled to a liquid source and sized to discharge liquid matter over the toilet seat.
