Wet toilet tissue dispenser combined with dry tissue roll

Abstract

A cylindrical wet toilet tissue dispenser is adapted to be supported by a conventional toilet tissue roll holder. A roll of elongated and mini-sized wet tissue sheets is disposed within the dispenser, and tissue sheets are delivered through an exist slit formed on the dispenser. Wet tissue sheets are adapted to be placed on top of dry tissue sheets for enhancing cleansing during use. The dispenser may be made independently and be supported by toilet roll holder in conjunction with a dry tissue roll, or structurally combined with a dry tissue roll as an unitary fixture and be supported by toilet tissue roll holder.

What I claim as my invention is:  
     
         1 . A wet toilet tissue dispenser adapted to be supported by a conventional toilet tissue roll holder comprising: 
 a cylindrical container having a pair of sidewalls, a circumferential wall and a tubular axis extended from one of said sidewalls to another, an opening for permitting removal of the leading end of said wet toilet tissue by user's fingers, a lid for resealingly close said opening, an exit slit for delivering said wet toilet tissue therethrough, a cap for resealingly close said exit slit,    a roll of said wet toilet tissue disposed within said container, said roll of wet toilet tissue rotatably supported about said tubular axis, and    means for resisting free movement of said container by mounting a flexible member to the inside surface of said tubular axis so that a conventional toilet tissue roll holder rod to be received within said tubular axis with a slight pressure applied on outside surface thereof.    
     
     
         2 . The wet toilet tissue dispenser of  claim 1  wherein said means for resisting free movement of said container is plurality of flexible bristles projected substantially perpendicularly from the lower inside surface of said tubular axis forming predetermined size of a passage space at the upper central position of the interior space of said tubular axis.  
     
     
         3 . The wet toilet tissue dispenser of  claim 1 , further includes means for preventing undesired rotation of said container by contacting bathroom wall by a member movably mounted to the surface of the one of said side walls.  
     
     
         4 . The wet toilet tissue dispenser of  claim 3  wherein said means for preventing undesired rotation is a flat, foldable flap hingedly overlappingly mounted on said surface of said one of side walls, so that the edge of said flap to be vertically contacted to a bathroom wall when said flap is folded.  
     
     
         5 . A wet toilet tissue dispenser adapted to be supported by a conventional toilet tissue roll holder comprising: 
 a cylindrical container having a pair of sidewalls, a circumferential wall and a tubular axis extended from one of said sidewalls to another, an opening for permitting removal of the leading end of said wet toilet tissue by user's fingers, a lid for resealingly close said opening, an exit slit for delivering said wet toilet tissue therethrough, a cap for resealingly close said exit slit,    a roll of said wet toilet tissue disposed within said container, said roll of wet toilet tissue rotatably supported about said tubular axis,    means for resisting free movement of said container by mounting a flexible member to the inside surface of said tubular axis so that a conventional toilet tissue roll holder rod to be received within said tubular axis with a slight pressure applied on exterior surface thereof, and    means for preventing undesired rotation of said container is movably mounted on the surface of one of said sidewalls.    
     
     
         6 . The wet toilet tissue dispenser of  claim 5  wherein said means for resisting free movement of said container is plurality of flexible bristles projected substantially perpendicularly from the lower inside surface of said tubular axis forming predetermined size of a passage space at the upper central position of the interior space of said tubular axis.  
     
     
         7 . The wet toilet tissue dispenser of  claim 5  wherein said means for preventing undesired rotation is a flat, foldable flap hingedly overlappingly mounted on said surface of one of said sidewalls, so that the edge of said flap to be vertically contacted to a bathroom wall when said flap is folded.  
     
     
         8 . A combined wet toilet tissue dispenser and a roll of dry tissue which adapted to be supported by a conventional toilet tissue roll holder comprising: 
 a container having a pair of sidewalls, a surrounding wall extended from the periphery edge of one of said sidewalls to another, a tubular axis extended from one of said sidewalls to another, an opening for permitting removal of the leading end of a wet toilet tissue by user's fingers, a lid for resealingly close said opening, an exit slit for delivering said wet toilet tissue therethrough, a cap for resealingly close said exit slit,    a roll of said wet toilet tissue disposed within said container, said roll of wet toilet tissue rotatably supported about said tubular axis.    an extended tubular axis fixedly mounted to said container for rotatably supporting thereabout a roll of dry tissue, said extended tubular axis being straightly aligned to said tubular axis of said container, and    said a roll of dry tissue rotatably supported about said extended tubular axis.    
     
     
         9 . The combined wet toilet tissue dispenser and a roll of dry tissue of  claim 8  wherein said container has a cylindrical housing, and said surrounding wall is circumferential.  
     
     
         10 . The combined wet toilet tissue dispenser and a roll of dry tissue of  claim 8  wherein said container has a means for resisting free movement of said container by mounting a flexible member to the inside surface of said tubular axis so that a conventional toilet tissue roll holder rod to be received when said tubular axis with a slight pressure applied on outside surface thereof.  
     
     
         11 . The combined wet toilet tissue dispenser and a roll of dry tissue of  claim 10  wherein said means for resisting free movement of said container is plurality of flexible bristles projected substantially perpendicularly from the lower inside surface of said tubular axis forming predetermined size of a passage space at the upper central position of the interior space of said tubular axis.  
     
     
         12 . The combined wet toilet tissue dispenser and a roll of dry tissue of  claim 8 , further includes means for preventing undesired rotation of said container by contacting bathroom wall by a member movably mounted to the surface of the one of said side walls.  
     
     
         13 . The combined wet toilet tissue dispenser and a roll of dry tissue of  claim 12  wherein said means for preventing undesired rotation of said container by contacting bathroom wall is a flat, foldable flap hingedly overlappingly mounted on said surface of one of said sidewalls, so that the edge of said flap to be vertically contacted to said bathroom wall when said flap is folded.