SPLASHLESS EUROPEAN COMMODE WITH INVISIBILITY / W.C. / TOILET / SANITARY WARE AND INDIAN FLOOR MOUNTED TOILET PAN WITH INVISIBILITY

摘要

The invention relates to a specifically designed Splash less commode with additional features of invisibility the greatest disadvantage of unhygienic Splash back of dirty water on a person's body sitting on the commode makes one more unclean and further to seeing unpleasant site of human waste and dirty water lying inside the commode which one come across generally. And psychologically no one would like to come across such sight as it forms a very hate full mental picture in the human mind. To eliminate both the above-stated serious and objectionable problems completely, i.e. Splash back and unpleasant visibility., this newly designed European type Commodes as shown in fig, no. A1, A2 & C1, C2 incorporate a hidden `P' trap (3). Starting from the bottom opening (2) of the toilet bowl and from outside wall of the commode bowl making Yesidual water' to flow directly in to this hidden low level 'p' trap which is positioned behind the commode bowl or below (as in case of floor mounted commode as shown in fig. No. C1) therefore no residual water will remain accumulated at the bottom of the bowl and there will be no Splash back of dirty water. The precise incorporation of this low level `P' trap pipe downward bend starts at a distance away from the bottom opening of the bowl. Therefore, it will make invisibility to all the human waste (trash) lying in this hidden `P' trap pipe. Therefore, the person using the toilet will not be able to see the waste directly after flushing. And therefore the second aim of invisibility to seeing trash is also achieved. Similarly a design for the manufacturing Indian type floor mounted toilet pan/W.C with invisibility as shown if fig. E1&E2 for achieving Unique characteristic of invisibility to directly seeing trash in 'P' trap by incorporating an extended outlet bend pipe in the construction of the basin bowl, for externally coupling of conventional 'P' trap which now becomes hidden 'P' trap outside the back wall of the basin bowl,, therefore there will be no visibility of the sump directly. What one will now see is the plain basin tub only, and therefore after flushing, the unnecessary visibility of the dirty water sump will