Abstract: An article for collecting human feces has at least one projecting arm supporting at least a collection structure of the article within a toilet bowl above the water line therein. The collection structure of the article is disposed to receive and support the human feces for easy collection of a fecal sample.

Abstract: An anti-splash guard to enclose the open upper portion of a toilet bowl to shield and contain liquid and matter splashing from the interior thereof when attempting to unclog or dislodge debris from the plumbing when using a plunger including an upper elongated handle and a lower plunger member, the anti-splash guard comprising a cover with or without an upper opening to receive a portion of the upper elongated handle therethrough and a lower opening to receive a portion of the toilet bowl such that when the anti-splash guard is operatively mounted on the toilet with the lower plunger member disposed therein liquid and matter is shielded and contained when splashed therefrom when the plunger is used to dislodge debris from the plumbing.

Abstract: An anti-splash guard to enclose the open upper portion of a toilet bowl to shield and contain liquid and matter splashing from the interior thereof when attempting to unclog or dislodge debris from the plumbing when using a plunger including an upper elongated handle and a lower plunger member, the anti-splash guard comprising a cover with or without an upper opening to receive a portion of the upper elongated handle therethrough and a lower opening to receive a portion of the toilet bowl such that when the anti-splash guard is operatively mounted on the toilet with the lower plunger member disposed therein liquid and matter is shielded and contained when splashed therefrom when the plunger is used to dislodge debris from the plumbing.

Abstract: A flushable bowl protecting liner for reducing the need for manual cleaning by providing a barrier between the bowl of the toilet and solid waste. The flushable bowl protecting liner includes a barrier material that is flat and rigid when dry and rendered flexible when in contact with water. In its' dry state the liner may set into a toilet bowl above the water level. As solid waste is deposited onto the material the moisture would allow the material to wrap about the waste material. By reason of the barrier's design pattern of radial incisions the waste would be fully enclosed. The material would provide not only a barrier to prevent the deposit of solid waste on the toilet bowl but a low friction package that would prevent plumbing blockages. The material may also be designed to be biodegradable.

Abstract: Means for clearing a blockage in a toilet comprising a substantially rigid closure adapted to extend over the upper opening of a toilet bowl and form an airtight seal around the rim thereof.

Abstract: A toilet bowl splash guard for preventing splattering about the toilet when the user is going to the bathroom. The toilet bowl splash guard includes a support member being adapted to be attached to an underside of a toilet seat; and also includes an upper sheet of material having a top end which is securely attached to the support member; and further includes a hinge member being attached to a bottom end of the upper sheet of material; and also includes a lower sheet of material being attached to the hinge member and being adapted to extend into a toilet bowl; and further includes side sheets of material being attached to the upper and lower sheets of material to form side walls to prevent splattering to sides of the toilet; and also includes a fastening member for fastening one of the sheets of material to the toilet bowl.

Abstract: The toilet splash shield system prevents urine and waste from splashing out of a toilet bowl, and includes a toilet bowl having a rim having upper and lower sides and front and back ends. The rim has a bore extending therethrough, and the bore is in communication with an air pump. The rim has a plurality of vent holes extending into the bore from an inner perimeter of the rim. Further, the rim has a vent in communication with the bore for permitting passage of air from the bore through an inner perimeter of the rim.

Abstract: A shield is provided for a toilet on which a seat is hinged for rotation between a down position on the rim of the toilet bowl and an up position angularly displaced from the rim of the toilet bowl. A C-shaped flat clip is adapted to grip the rim of the toilet bowl at one side thereof. The top surface of this clip is substantially flat, paralleling the top surface of the toilet rim. At the outboard edge of this clip is a hinge supporting a spring-biased lever that extends inward and downward into the bowl of the toilet, supporting on the distal end thereof a substantially strike pad for absorbing the impact of a urine stream impinging upon it, reducing noise and reducing splatter. The lever is engagable against the underside of the seat for downward displacement of the lever and thus the strike pad in response to force exerted on the lever by the underside of the seat during rotation of the seat into the down position.

Abstract: A deflector arrangement (10) comprising a deflector (12) and means (14) to attach the deflector (12) to a toilet (T) and enable the deflector (12) to be selectively moved to and from an operable position in which the deflector (12) can deflect urine into the toilet (T).

Abstract: An anti-splash guard to enclose the open upper portion of a toilet bowl to prevent liquid and matter splashing from the interior thereof when attempting to unclog or dislodge debris from the plumbing when using a plunger including an upper elongated handle and a lower plunger member, the anti-splash guard comprising a cover with or without an upper opening to receive a portion of the upper elongated handle therethrough and a lower opening to receive a portion of the toilet bowl such that when the anti-splash guard is operatively mounted on the toilet with the lower plunger member disposed therein liquid and matter is prevented from splashing therefrom when the plunger is used to dislodge debris from the plumbing.

Abstract: An anti-splash guard to enclose the open upper portion of a toilet bowl to prevent liquid and matter splashing from the interior thereof when attempting to unclog or dislodge debris from the plumbing when using a plunger including an upper elongated handle and a lower plunger member, the anti-splash guard comprising a cover with or without an upper opening to receive a portion of the upper elongated handle therethrough and a lower opening to receive a portion of the toilet bowl such that when the anti-splash guard is operatively mounted on the toilet with the lower plunger member disposed therein liquid and matter is prevented from splashing therefrom when the plunger is used to dislodge debris from the plumbing.

Abstract: A urine deflector is designed to be detachably interconnected with a toilet seat of the type having an upper surface designed to support a user and a hole defined through the seat. The deflector includes a stream deflection member designed to deflect a stream of urine into the toilet bowl. The deflection member has a concave deflection surface. A support member is provided that has a generally planar body designed to be supported on the upper surface of the toilet seat. The generally planar body supports the deflection member such that when the generally planar body is placed on the upper surface of the toilet seat, the deflection member projects into the hole in the seat and the concave deflection surface faces a user seated on the seat. The support member also includes an attachment for releasably retaining the generally planar body in engagement with the upper surface of the seat.

Abstract: A portable urinal apparatus includes a supporter attached to the top of a catch basin and a discharge tube attached to the bottom of the catch basin, in which the catch basin is constructed so as to catch urinary fluids and direct those fluids down through the discharge tube into the toilet bowl of a conventional sit down toilet. An interior chamber is defined by the walls of the catch basin. The sides of the catch basin are sloped to direct fluids towards the middle and bottom of the interior chamber of the catch basin, rather than outside the basin. The bottom of the catch basin is sloped to direct fluids towards the discharge tube. When in use, the bottom end of the discharge tube is positioned over the middle area of the toilet bowl.

Abstract: A shield for a toilet has a shaft adapted at one end to be fixed to an inner wall of the toilet bowl. The shaft extends horizontally into the bowl. A sleeve is mounted for rotation on the shaft. An arm extends from the sleeve inwardly and downwardly into the bowl. A strike pad is mounted on the end of the arm in an approximately horizontal position above the standing water level. A lever extending upwardly form the sleeve is engagable against the underside of the seat for angular displacement of the sleeve during rotation of the seat into the down position to move the strike pad to an approximately vertical storage position at the rear of the bowl and is disengagable from the underside of the seat during rotation of the seat to the up position to allow the strike pad to move to an approximately horizontal use position.

Abstract: A rectangular flexible shield that is placed into the toilet bowl shielding the back and sides of the bowl to prevent or reduce urine spills. The urine shield is removably attached to the raised toilet bowl seat by a generally u-shaped hook.

Abstract: A splash reducing panels for providing a toilet splash reducing product in a compact easy to carry size. The splash reducing panels includes a panel formed from a fibrous material and containing a germicide comprising n-Alkyl, dimethyl, benzyl ammonium chloride, dimethyl benzyl ethylbenzyl, ammonium chloride and inert ingredients. The panel is preferably adapted to expand from a relatively smaller first size to a relatively larger second size when the panel is brought into contact with water. The panel may be in a folded form and be adapted to unfold when brought into contact with water, and the panel may have a plurality of ridges formed therein that become relatively flat when moistened.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a female urinal (20) comprising a body having a connection portion (22) for attachment to a support (21), a receiving portion (23) at the remote end from the support into which a female urinates, and a straddling portion (24) interposed therebetween. The straddling portion (24) is configured to afford space for the location of a user's thighs such that she can comfortably position herself above the urinal for accurate urination.

Abstract: A ten inch piece of rubber, shaped as illustrated in Fig. A(1) which is to have an adhesive backing Fig. A(2). The guard is to be adhered to the bowl of the toilet in order to create a seal between the bowl and the seat. This item will also have various smells incorporated into the rubber.

Abstract: A removable urine overspray shield especially suited to young boys which is provided with upstanding semi-elliptical walls which removably engage with the lower portion of the inner rim of a toilet bowl when the toilet seat is upstanding. The rear of the device is provided with fastening means of a curved flange which sits and bears upon the lower portion of the inner toilet seat when in use, although other commonly known fastening means, such as a clip or Velcro strips may be used. In such a fashion, the device may be easily lifted onto and away from the toilet bowl rim. To facilitate insertion and removal on a toilet, a handle may be provided at the rear or top portion of the device. The device is intended to promote proper toileting in young boys and prevent urine from spraying on the walls and floors adjacent the toilet.

Abstract: An extensible and retractable urine deflecting apparatus 10 for use in combination with a toilet and toilet bowl comprising three distinct segments all contiguously connected. Preferably the 1st segment consists of a pair of flush mounted attach, connect, and support structures 12, but may be limited to one. Preferably the 2nd segment consists of a pair of extensible and retractable mechanical arms 14, but may be limited to one. The 3rd Segment consists of a urine deflecting device 16 or any of various methods including but not limited to absorbent paper 50, cascading water 62, stream of air 78, or lightweight mini urinal device 68. The extensible and retractable urine deflecting apparatus 10 readily converts any typical toilet into a fully functional urinal so that a user from a non sitting position may reliably deliver and deposit a stream of urine by first deflecting and then redirecting the urine into the intended inside portion of the toilet bowl in a sanitary fashion.

Abstract: A sanitary device for use with toilet seats is used to prevent urine from squirting out from the gap between a toilet seat and the toilet bowl.

Abstract: A sink or wash-basin guard provides an elevated barrier between a person and a cleaning liquid. The guard is attached to the sink with suction cups, and is readily removed and replaced. Cut-out portions are provided around which a person can easily reach, while not sacrificing the benefits associated with a greater height sink edge. The splash guard is also configured to provide support for a person's arms to rest upon, while using the sink. The armrest finds particular application with those persons who have been injured or have back problems, the elderly, and others with physical limitations, and also for those situations such as in commercial kitchens where a person will need to spend extended periods at the sink. An extension is provided which will accommodate sinks of various depths and persons of diverse heights, and the material selected for the guard, extension and suction cups is most preferably both durable and resilient.

Abstract: My Invention is called THE AIDS SPLASH BACK TOILET GUARD and as the name implies, it is a paper device that is used to protect a person from AIDS contaminated toilet water that can splash back when Bowel Movements are made. The Splash Back guard is a round paper towel pad about 7 inches in diameter and about ⅛th inch thick and it also has tiny pieces of styrofoam chips embedded within it. The pad is to be laid into the toilet on top of the water before a person sits to make a Bowel Movement. The pad will not sink until a Bowel Movement is made because the embedded styrofoam chips will cause it to float on top of the water. The idea is to make a Bowel Movement directly onto the top of the pad instead of onto the naked water. And by doing so, the impact of the fallen Feces upon the pad will force the water to splash outwards along the sides of the rim of the toilet instead of directly upwards to wet a person's Anal and Genital area.