A sanitary washing device includes a nozzle, a casing, an illuminator, and a controller. The nozzle discharges water toward a private part of a user in a state of the nozzle is advanced into a toilet. The casing includes a nozzle storage part configured to store an entirety of the nozzle in a state of the nozzle is retracted. The illuminator irradiates sterilizing light into the nozzle storage part. The sterilizing light has a sterilizing action. The controller controls the illuminator. The controller includes a first irradiation mode of causing sterilizing light irradiated from the illuminator to be irradiated toward an outer circumferential surface of the nozzle. The controller includes a second irradiation mode of causing sterilizing light irradiated from the same illuminator as the first irradiation mode to be irradiated toward an inner wall of the nozzle storage part.

After a cleaning device is powered-on and initialized, a water path self-detection method for the cleaning device comprises the following steps: 1) judging whether a low water level switch is turned on; if so, controlling a water inlet valve to be turned on, controlling a water pump to be turned off, and going to step 2; if not, controlling the water pump to be turned on, controlling the water inlet valve to be turned off, and going to step 3; 2) judging whether a water replenishment time exceeds a preset first threshold; if so, a fault is confirmed, and the water inlet valve is controlled to be turned off; and if not, returning to step 1; 3) judging whether the low water level switch is turned on; and 4) judging whether a water pumping time exceeds a preset second threshold.

After a cleaning device is powered-on and initialized, a water path self-detection method for the cleaning device comprises the following steps: 1) judging whether a low water level switch is turned on; if so, controlling a water inlet valve to be turned on, controlling a water pump to be turned off, and going to step 2; if not, controlling the water pump to be turned on, controlling the water inlet valve to be turned off, and going to step 3; 2) judging whether a water replenishment time exceeds a preset first threshold; if so, a fault is confirmed, and the water inlet valve is controlled to be turned off; and if not, returning to step 1; 3) judging whether the low water level switch is turned on; and 4) judging whether a water pumping time exceeds a preset second threshold.

The present disclosure discloses a liquid supply device, a system, and a cleaning method for an electronic toilet. The liquid supply device includes a detergent storage box, a piston assembly, and a driving mechanism. The detergent storage box includes a detergent space for containing a detergent and a piston space for containing the piston assembly. The water inlet end is provided with a water inlet end check valve. The detergent saturated solution output end is provided with an output end check valve. The piston assembly is internally provided with a piston rod driven by the driving mechanism to reciprocate in the piston space. The reciprocating movement of the piston rod in the piston space controls the opening or closing of the water inlet end check valve and the output end check valve.

The present disclosure provides a sanitary washing device including a shutter that opens and closes an opening and a shutter washing unit that is configured to wash the front surface of the shutter, the shutter having a simple structure. A sanitary washing device includes: a shutter configured to open and close an opening formed in a functional unit; and a shutter washing unit arranged above the shutter and configured to wash a front surface of the shutter in a state in which the shutter closes the opening.

The present disclosure provides a sanitary washing device including a shutter that opens and closes an opening and a shutter washing unit that is configured to wash the front surface of the shutter, the shutter having a simple structure. A sanitary washing device includes: a shutter configured to open and close an opening formed in a functional unit; and a shutter washing unit arranged above the shutter and configured to wash a front surface of the shutter in a state in which the shutter closes the opening.

According to the embodiment, a toilet device includes a nozzle, a flow channel, a heat exchanger, and a flow channel unit. The flow channel unit is located upstream or downstream of the heat exchanger in the flow channel. The flow channel unit includes a flow rate sensor and a vacuum breaker. The flow rate sensor detects a flow rate of water. The vacuum breaker suppresses a backflow of water. The flow rate sensor includes a first case part and a sensor part. The sensor part is housed inside the first case part. The vacuum breaker includes a second case part and a valve part. The valve part is housed inside the second case part. At least a part of the first case part and at least a part of the second case part is formed of a continuous member.

According to the embodiment, a toilet device includes a nozzle, a flow channel, a heat exchanger, and a flow channel unit. The flow channel unit is located upstream or downstream of the heat exchanger in the flow channel. The flow channel unit includes a flow rate sensor and a vacuum breaker. The flow rate sensor detects a flow rate of water. The vacuum breaker suppresses a backflow of water. The flow rate sensor includes a first case part and a sensor part. The sensor part is housed inside the first case part. The vacuum breaker includes a second case part and a valve part. The valve part is housed inside the second case part. At least a part of the first case part and at least a part of the second case part is formed of a continuous member.

The present invention relates to a shower head which comprises a dispenser for optionally or selectively dispensing a fluid additive such as soap, simultaneously or separately with the water. The invention discloses an innovative mechanism using optimized fluid mechanics for spraying water or cleansing solution for a more hygienic and overall cleansing experience.

An intelligent toilet that includes a toilet base having a bowl, a seat assembly comprising a seat, and a urine collection system integrated with the seat assembly, wherein the urine collection system includes an analyzer that is configured to test urine from a user and provide output health data of the user.