A toilet seat includes: a bottom plate including an engaging part; a top plate including a sidewall part provided on the bottom plate and a seating part supported by the sidewall part; and a bonding member having an exposed surface exposed externally. The engaging part is provided at a position opposing the sidewall part and has a recessed shape recessed downward. The sidewall part includes a sidewall base, a first hanging part extending downward from the sidewall base and engaging the engaging part, and a second hanging part provided to be separated from the first hanging part at the sidewall base to provide a recess recessed upward between the first hanging part and the second hanging part, the second hanging part being disposed at a position not overlapping the bottom plate. A side surface of the engaging part faces away and also extends away from the second hanging part.

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.

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.

A toilet for administering a product to a user is disclosed. The toilet includes a bowl, a mechanism for administering the product to the user, a storage structure for storing the product, a sensor that detects a property of the product, and a processor. The bowl is adapted to receiving excreta from the user. The processor compares the detected property with a range of values indicating the suitability of the product for being applied to a user. The processor generates an alert when the detected property falls outside the range of values.

A self-cleaning toilet is disclosed. The toilet includes a bowl adapted to receive excreta, a mechanism that uses a consumable to clean at least a portion of the toilet, a storage structure for storing the consumable, a sensor for detecting a property of the consumable, and a processor. The sensor detects a quantity of the consumable. The processor generates an alert if the quantity of consumable is below a predetermined level. The alert can include providing a maintenance alert, ordering more consumable, and enabling or disabling features of the toilet.

An analytical toilet is disclosed. The toilet includes a bowl for receiving excreta, a mechanism that uses a consumable for analyzing a sample of excreta, a storage structure for storing the consumable, a sensor that detects at least one property of the consumable, and a processor that generates an alert when the property is outside a predetermined parameter. The property the sensor detects can be used to determine at least one of the identity of the consumable, the quantity or supply of the consumable, or a property related to the suitability of the consumable.

A bidet washing apparatus attachable to a toilet bowl for cleaning one or more body parts of a user includes a water inlet, a control unit, a control unit switch, and a control unit outlet; a reservoir dispenser having a chamber, a reservoir dispenser switch, a reservoir dispenser valve, and a reservoir dispenser outlet; a nozzle assembly having a washing nozzle, connected to the control unit outlet with a water tube, a protective shield gate covering the nozzle assembly and washing nozzle; and a plurality of nozzle assembly and/or gate cleaning outlets connected to the reservoir dispenser outlet with a water tube for cleaning and/or disinfecting the nozzle assembly, washing nozzle, and/or the protective gate.

A mountable toilet system including a mountable toilet assembly including a frame having a top-engager including a straight-arm with a toothed-hook. The toothed hook wraps a far end of a tree trunk. A second bottom member may also include a toothed-terminal end for engaging the tree trunk. A seat-platform hindgedly couples both top and bottom members to support a seat having periphery ring and a through-hole. The mountable toilet system can be collapsed for convenient to transport and storage.

The invention provides a smart toilet seat having an occult blood detecting module, the occult blood detecting module further including: a case, a power unit, a light source, a photo sensor, and a first processor; wherein the occult blood detecting module being able to be lowered to slightly above water seal inside a toilet; the light source emitting the emitted light onto an excrement solution below surface of the water seal, the photo sensor receiving a reflected light reflected by the excrement solution and the toilet to generate a detection signal; the first processor receiving and processing the detection signal from the photo sensor to generate a detection result. Alternatively, the case includes an extension section disposed with a reflector and a filter, which can be lowered below the water seal for detection.

The present disclosure relates to a continuous toilet seat cover reel, an automatic toilet seat cover dispenser, and methods of using the automatic toilet seat cover dispenser. In certain embodiments, the automatic toilet seat cover dispenser includes: a dispenser sensing system for detecting a user's demand of a toilet seat cover sheet, a dispenser control system for moving one toilet seat cover sheet out at a time from a continuous toilet seat cover reel, and a toilet seat cover dispensing system for delivering the toilet seat cover sheet to the user. When the user is in need of a toilet seat cover sheet, the user activates the dispenser sensing system, the dispenser control system moves one toilet seat cover sheet out at a time from the continuous toilet seat cover reel, and the toilet seat cover dispensing system delivers the toilet seat cover sheet to the user.