A handheld sprayer assembly for personal hygienic cleansing and general cleaning tasks includes a hose having a first end, which is couplable to a water supply line that supplies water to a tank of a toilet. A spray head is coupled to a second end of the hose. A selector valve is positioned in the spray head and defines an entry chamber and an exit chamber within the interior space. A flow actuator is engaged to the spray head and is operationally coupled to the selector valve. The spray head can be grasped in a hand of a user, positioning the user to selectively actuate the flow actuator to actuate the selector valve. Water then passes from the entry chamber into the exit chamber and is sprayed from the spray head, allowing the user to perform personal hygienic cleansing and general cleaning tasks in proximity to the toilet.

A handheld personal perineal cleansing system is provided that includes a water-ingress fitting for connecting to a waterpipe, one or more shut-off valves, a flexible feeder supply line attached to a distal end of the water-ingress fitting, an elongated spray arm attached to the distal end of the feeder supply line, at least one handle fixedly connected to the elongated spray arm, an accumulation basin, and a spray head disposed within the accumulation basin and having a nozzle assembly.

A hand-operated a portable bidet enables users to carry and operate a bidet wherever they travel. The portable bidet is a unitary container having an aperture at one end and a compressible, pleated plastic sidewall. The bidet may be filled with water and compressed by hand to eject water from the aperture. The pleats separate several tiers of ascending diameter towards to bottom of the bidet, enabling the tiers to be collapsed into each other when the bidet was empty. This collapsibility forms a compact package which may easily be carried.

A handheld sprayer assembly for personal hygienic cleansing and general cleaning tasks includes a hose having a first end, which is couplable to a water supply line that supplies water to a tank of a toilet. A spray head is coupled to a second end of the hose. A selector valve is positioned in the spray head and defines an entry chamber and an exit chamber within the interior space. A flow actuator is engaged to the spray head and is operationally coupled to the selector valve. The spray head can be grasped in a hand of a user, positioning the user to selectively actuate the flow actuator to actuate the selector valve. Water then passes from the entry chamber into the exit chamber and is sprayed from the spray head, allowing the user to perform personal hygienic cleansing and general cleaning tasks in proximity to the toilet.

An improved toilet having a bidet shower includes a head and a hose. The toilet includes a tank and a generally elongated bowl with a bowl opening. The hose passes from a back side of the tank to a front side of the tank via a passage defined between a cover and a reservoir of the tank. A protective panel removably mounted to one of the toilet seat and the bowl, the protective panel extending at least in part downwardly in the bowl opening. Advantageously, the seat cover conceals at least a portion of the head of the bidet shower when the toilet seat and the seat cover are in a closed position and the bidet shower is not in use.

A toilet seat assembly is provided including a seat base with a housing and a seat lid, and further including a washing apparatus, a drying apparatus, and a spray canister device positioned in the housing. A controller having a user interface is configured to communicate with a control unit of the toilet seat assembly to control operation of the components of the toilet seat assembly. So configured, a user may operate the toilet seat assembly to clean the user's perineal region via the washing apparatus, dry the user's perineal region via the drying apparatus, and spray the user's perineal region with one or more liquid products via the spray canister device.

The present invention relates to a portable and movable ablution station that is ergonomically designed for disabled and people with special needs that will help ease their lives in performing wudu independently and comfortably. The ablution station includes a support structure having a vertical platform and a bottom base. A washing platform is connected to an upper part of the vertical platform by a support means between the washing platform and the vertical platform allows water to flow from the washing platform to the bottom base. A fountain water system is fixed at the bottom base of the support structure for washing lower part of a user's body. A water inlet for allowing water flow from a water source is directed to the washing platform and to the fountain water system wherein a water tap is mounted on the washing platform for washing upper part of the user's body. A water controller is provided to control water flow from the water inlet to the fountain water system. A water outlet allows water drain from the ablution station.

A sanitizing device for a handheld bidet sprayer includes a housing for holding a handheld bidet sprayer on a spray head mount, an optical sensor used to detect the presence or absence of the sprayer in the housing, an odoriferous substance sensor used to sense odoriferous conditions or indications of a significant presence of microbes, a chemical discharge module, an ultraviolet light source, and a control module. The chemical discharge module includes a chemical supply holder and a plurality of conduits extending from the chemical supply holder. The chemical supply holder includes at least one container of fragrance and at least one container of sanitizer. Upon sensing odoriferous conditions or indications of a significant presence of microbes, the control module causes the discharge of the sanitizer and/or fragrance.

A handheld personal perineal cleansing system is provided that includes a tee fitting for connecting between a fluid flow pipe and a showerhead, one or more shut-off valves, a flexible feeder supply line attached to the tee fitting, an elongated spray arm attached to the distal end of the feeder supply line, at least one handle fixedly connected to the elongated spray arm, a collection basin, a spray head disposed within the collection basin and having a nozzle assembly, a removal line attached to the collection basin and to a drain cover in a shower floor or, in a shower/bathtub combination, to a drain cover in a floor drain or an overflow drain.

A retrofitted bidet assembly for retrofitting a bidet onto an existing toilet includes a toilet that has a fluid supply line fluidly coupled to a fluid source for flushing the toilet. A fitting is fluidly coupled to the fluid supply line and the fitting has an outlet is fluidly coupled thereto to direct fluid from the fluid source outwardly therefrom. An outlet hose is fluidly coupled to the outlet on the fitting and a spray handle is fluidly coupled to the outlet hose such that the spray handle is in fluid communication with the fluid source. The spray handle has a plurality of spray apertures therein to spray the fluid outwardly therefrom for washing a user of the toilet.