Toilet bowl
Abstract
The invention relates to a bathroom toilet bowl with a water flush tank, a urinal, a seat and a cover. So that the toilet bowl is known for improved technical and hygienic properties, along with complete protection against soiling of the toilet seat and the surroundings of the toilet bowl, the urinal additionally has a hollow half-ring, arranged in the upper portion of the urinal. This half-ring repeats the shape of this portion of the urinal. The half-ring has a slit cut out along its entire inside, and in the course of using the urinal, water in the form of a continuous water curtain flows out over this slit. The water is conveyed by means of a faucet (handle) into the half-ring via a flexible hose. The hose is connected by means of a transition piece to a flexible main hose for supplying the toilet bowl with water.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A toilet bowl with a urinal, characterized in that the urinal has means for the formation of a water curtain, which covers the interior space of the urinal.
2 . The toilet bowl in accordance with claim 1 , having a water flush tank, a seat and a cover, characterized in that the urinal additionally has a hollow half-ring ( 5 ), which is arranged in the upper portion of the urinal, this hollow half-ring ( 5 ) repeats the shape of this portion of the urinal, the hollow half-ring ( 5 ) has a slit cut out along its entire inside, in the course of using the urinal, water in the form of a continuous water curtain flows out over this slit, and water is conveyed by means of a faucet (handle) ( 6 ) into the half-ring ( 5 ) via a flexible hose ( 7 ), and the flexible hose ( 7 ) is connected by means of a transition piece ( 4 ) to a flexible main hose ( 1 ) for supplying the toilet bowl ( 3 ) with water.
3 . The toilet bowl in accordance with claim 1 , characterized in that the water curtain from the slit of the half-ring ( 5 ) covers the horizontal top of the toilet bowl ( 3 ).
4 . The toilet bowl in accordance with claim 1 , characterized in that the pressure of the urine stream is greater than the pressure of the water curtain.
5 . The toilet bowl in accordance with claim 1 , characterized in that the pressure of the urine splatters is much less than the pressure of the water curtain, so that urine splatters are caught by the water curtain and are carried along with it.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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