US2004261162A1PendingUtilityA1

Bordier stinky free (keeps the restroom away from unpleasant odors)

Priority: Jun 30, 2003Filed: Jun 30, 2003Published: Dec 30, 2004
Est. expiryJun 30, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract

Bordier Stinky Free is the air suctioned by a pump adapted by hoses, ducts and a switch to maintain an odor free environment in the restroom. Part of this innovation consists of making a toilet bowl with built-in suction ducts. Another part of this innovation consists of a specially designed toilet bowl containing a concealed electric switch which when a person sits down to use the toilet automatically activates an air suction pump that extracts the odors from inside the toilet bowl. The suction pump will continue to work for a few more seconds after the person stands and until the timer stops it. The odors follow its direction into the sewer by way of the toilets own expulsion duct. Also, there is a footstool where the feet are rested at an elevated position. After sitting on the toilet seat in this position, it facilitates the body to have an easier bowl movement.

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I claim the following seven items:  
     
         1 . The design for “Bordier Stinky Free” is shown, as well as, its operation and purpose. “Bordier Stinky Free” is my invention, the design, as well as its function, is my invention and the basics by which it functions. I have never seen anything like it before, not copied anyone on this idea. The full operation and construction of the “Bordier Stinky Free” is detailed on the drawings attached to the application. 
 1. the suction duct, expulsion duct, air chamber, the electric cable duct to the switch and the air suction pump integrated in the toilet bowl  
 2. the pump installed inside of the toilet bowl  
 3. the elevated platform to support the feet an elevated position  
 4. an extra toilet seat for children  
 5. the contaminated air is expelled through the own expulsion duct into the sewer  
 6. the integrated switch in the toilet  
 7. the toilet applied base and its mechanisms

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