oGo

Abstract

The oGo is a self-contained plastic device that can be added under the seat of any toilet. It does not significantly change the appearance of the toilet. The oGo removes unwanted odors from the toilet by drawing them through the main housing and into the activated charcoal filters that have been treated with oxygen to open millions of tiny pores between the carbon atoms. These pores attract and absorb the unwanted bathroom odors. The small component parts are designed to run quietly and effectively. The actual life of each component part will depend on the extent of the use of each individual device. There are two lithium batteries that power two small motors that operate two fans. The device is activated by two infrared motion detectors.

1 . We claim the oGo is an improvement over the prior art because it removes odors without any wiring or switches necessary to activate the device as described in paragraph 0015, the Detailed Description of the Invention. The device is activated by motion-activated sensors.  
   
   
       2 . We claim the oGo is an improvement over the prior art because it does not need a place to which it removes the odors. The oGo reconfigures the molecules that make the odors offensive and they become a clean part of the ambient air as is implied in paragraph 0018 of the Abstract.  
   
   
       3 . We claim the oGo is an improvement over the prior art because it is totally self-contained, in that the motors, batteries, fans, and filters are all located inside the plastic housing, as seen in Drawing M- 2  and described in paragraph 0008, making it less expensive than the prior art to manufacture, ship, and install on any toilet.