The travel seat is meant to assist those with some form of disability that hinders the use of standard size restroom commodes use. The Travel Seat can also be used by anyone without a walker. It can either give height to the commode itself or be used with a walking assistant, such as walkers by clamping or snapping onto the bars of the walker and acting as portable bathroom commode that sits on or above the toilet, depending on user. It is supported with support bars beneath it.

The toilet apparatus includes a main part and a toilet seat. The main part includes a case cover covering a function part and is attached on a toilet bowl. The toilet seat is attached rotatably to the case cover, and shifts between a closed state and an open state. The case cover includes an extending portion. A height becomes low toward forward. The toilet seat includes a toilet seat main body and a heating part. The toilet seat main body includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion is positioned in front of the case cover in the closed state. The second portion rises backward from the first portion in the closed state, and overlaps the extending portion. An upper end surface of the extending portion changes to lower a height toward forward and to lower a height toward a side.

The toilet apparatus includes a main part and a toilet seat. The main part includes a case cover covering a function part and is attached on a toilet bowl. The toilet seat is attached rotatably to the case cover, and shifts between a closed state and an open state. The case cover includes an extending portion. A height becomes low toward forward. The toilet seat includes a toilet seat main body and a heating part. The toilet seat main body includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion is positioned in front of the case cover in the closed state. The second portion rises backward from the first portion in the closed state, and overlaps the extending portion. An upper end surface of the extending portion changes to lower a height toward forward and to lower a height toward a side.

According to one embodiment, a toilet seat device includes a toilet seat, a sterilizer, a sprayer, a blower, and a controller. The sterilizer generates sterilizing water. The sprayer sprays a mist of the sterilizing water. The blower generates a rising air stream. The controller controls the sprayer to execute first and second processes and cause a total amount of the mist sprayed in the first process to be less than that in the second process. The first process and the second process are executed at different timing. The first process includes controlling the blower to generate a first rising air stream capable of lifting the mist toward the toilet seat. The second process includes the blower not generating the first rising air stream and not lifting the mist toward the toilet seat.

According to one embodiment, a toilet seat device includes a toilet seat, a sterilizer, a sprayer, a blower, and a controller. The sterilizer generates sterilizing water. The sprayer sprays a mist of the sterilizing water. The blower generates a rising air stream. The controller controls the sprayer to execute first and second processes and cause a total amount of the mist sprayed in the first process to be less than that in the second process. The first process and the second process are executed at different timing. The first process includes controlling the blower to generate a first rising air stream capable of lifting the mist toward the toilet seat. The second process includes the blower not generating the first rising air stream and not lifting the mist toward the toilet seat.

A slacks valet mechanism, to prevent the slacks of a user of a lavatory stall toilet from becoming soiled by preventing its contact with the floor, includes an arm coupled to the stall door/wall, being movable between stowed and deployed positions. The stowed arm is proximate to the lavatory door, and the deployed arm has a portion proximate to the toilet, to thereon receive the lowered slacks to prevent soiling. A replaceable cartridge is releasably securable to the arm, and includes first and second reels, and a hygienic tape wound upon the first reel with an end fixedly secured to the second reel. The device incrementally advances an outermost portion of the hygienic tape on the first reel onto the second reel, for each cycle of the arm between the deployed and stowed positions, thereby exposing an unused tape portion on the arm for hygienic slacks support.

An interactive training toilet to aid in potty training a child. The training toilet has sensors to detect to liquid waste, solid waste, and flatulence. The training toilet plays audio to relax and encourage the child. The training toilet records a timeline of bodily functions and sends a report to a connected application. One embodiment is an independent unit, and another embodiment attaches to a standard toilet.

An exemplary method relates to retrofitting a toilet comprising a base portion having a recessed rear portion and a front portion including a first side surface and a second side surface opposite the first side surface. The method generally includes adhering a first end of a skirt to the first side surface, wrapping the skirt around the recessed rear portion such that the recessed rear portion is covered by the skirt, and adhering a second end of the skirt to the second side surface.

The present disclosure is generally directed to toilet equipment, and more particularly to a toilet lid and seat that comprises fiber reinforced cement board, fiber reinforced calcium silicate board or sintered stone. In an embodiment, a toilet lid or seat includes a core structural layer having a shape and size associated with the toilet lid, and having a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface, wherein the core structural layer comprises fiber reinforced cement board or fiber reinforced calcium silicate board. In another embodiment, a toilet lid includes a core structural layer having a shape and size associated with the toilet lid, and having a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface, wherein the core structural layer comprises sintered stone.

The present disclosure is generally directed to toilet equipment, and more particularly to a toilet lid and seat that comprises fiber reinforced cement board, fiber reinforced calcium silicate board or sintered stone. In an embodiment, a toilet lid or seat includes a core structural layer having a shape and size associated with the toilet lid, and having a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface, wherein the core structural layer comprises fiber reinforced cement board or fiber reinforced calcium silicate board. In another embodiment, a toilet lid includes a core structural layer having a shape and size associated with the toilet lid, and having a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface, wherein the core structural layer comprises sintered stone.