Toilet Bypass for Urinal Attachment

Abstract

This toilet bypass comprises one or more holes, tubes, slots or combination thereof in conventional toilets, to be used by urinals attached to toilets so that urine is drained directly into sewer lines connected to the bottom or back of toilets instead of draining into toilet bowls or through extra plumbing connections into bathroom walls or floors. The bypass may be located in the narrow gap between the back of toilet bowl and the water tank or in the side or back of toilets. The bypass eliminates the need for extra plumbing or to flush the toilet after every urination thus significant water is conserved in as much as a person usually urinates several times a day.

I claim: 
     
         1 . A urinal bypass for conventional toilets comprising:
 one or more holes, slots, tubes, cavities or combination thereof located between the back of toilet bowl and toilet water tank;   wherein said urinal bypass having an input end for accepting urine and liquid;   and having an output end for draining urine and liquid directly into waste pipe of toilet configuration.