A sanitary washing device according to an embodiment includes a casing, a water supply pipe, and a recess. The water supply pipe is connected to the casing. The recess is arranged on one of left and right peripheral sides of the casing and forms, on a lower surface of the casing, an open space capable of laying the water supply pipe.

A method and apparatus is provided for spraying a solution, such as a cleaning solution a barrier material, out of a spray canister device to a surface area of a human body. The spray canister device generally includes a removable sleeved cover element covering an inner canister element. The spray canister device with the removable sleeved cover is easy to carry and easy to spray, and can be handled manually or functions together with other devices.

A diaper sprayer flow director and splash back guard including an impermeable, conical splash back guard having an open base and a truncated apex attachable to a diaper sprayer head, wherein water forcibly ejected from the diaper sprayer head is directable within the splash back guard to contact a target surface or object positioned proximal or in contact with the open base, whereby splash back effected during cleaning said target is contained interior to the splash back guard and contamination of surrounding and proximal objects and surfaces is avoidable.

Disclosed are systems, devices, methods and kits, for adapting a standard toilet that works with an existing water supply and/or plumbing to provide the functionality of a bidet. Additionally, disclosed are solution delivery systems operable to deliver a soap-free, zero residue cleaning agent. Also disclosed are fluid delivery devices that provides improved control of a stream of fluid from a bidet system that targets the anatomical area of interest.

An apparatus for creating a liquid jet stream to be used in cleaning a toilet bowl or other fixtures. The apparatus includes a base station, a hose, and a liquid dispensing wand. The base station includes a power supply, a water pump, and liquid basin for supplying liquid to the liquid dispensing wand to be sprayed during a cleaning process. The liquid dispensing wand include an actuator to initiate and stop the liquid jet stream and a splash guard to protect a user from splash back and overspray from the liquid jet stream.

A WC device with a WC body and a flushing water supply device for supplying flush water to the toilet body. The flush water supply device is provided with a water connection for drinking water for use as flush water. The WC body has a bowl-shaped WC body section and a subsequent odor trap. The bowl-shaped WC body section has a porous inner surface which is connected to a device for supplying cleaning fluid for keeping the porous inner surface clean. The flushing water supply device is provided with at least one back-suction safety device, which prevents back-suction of cleaning liquid from the porous inner surface to the water connection. Thus, the WC device completely or at least largely prevents excrement or dirt residues from adhering to the inner surface of the WC body, and the back-suction safety device provides hygienically flawless protection on the drinking water side.

The control valve (R) comprises a body (10) having: an outlet nozzle (12) connected to a flexible conduct (20) whose outlet end (22) is connected to a pistol (30); a sealing seat (S); and a movable sealing means (V) to be displaced between closing and opening positions of the seat (S). A rod (90) has an inner end (91) coupled to the movable sealing means (V), an outer end (92), and a median region (93) mounted in the body (10). The rod (90) may be displaced, in a vertical plane and around a median transversal axis, so as to have its outer end (92) conducted to lowered and raised positions, in which the movable sealing means (V) is conducted to the closing and opening positions of the seat (S). A support (100) is provided in the outer end (92) of the rod (90), in order to receive and retain the pistol (30) when in an inoperative condition, producing the closing of the control valve (R).

This device is a portable, self-contained, manually operated, personal toilet hygiene device to be used externally as a portable bidet for anal and genital water-spray hygiene completion after toileting. It is a substantial modification of a two liter, plastic, manually filled and hand-pressure-pumped garden weed sprayer. Where weed sprayers are designed to spray toxic liquids AWAY from the user, this device has been modified to direct non-toxic liquids TOWARD the user; specifically, toward the anal and genital area after toileting. This device consists of a two liter, heavy walled, plastic cylindrical reservoir, a removable center-mount hand-pump, a nylon reinforced plastic hose, a hand-held hose handle with a control release lever, a plastic wand extension with 135 degree modified bend at the tip and an adjustable spray nozzle.

A bidet includes one or more water sources, a generally elongate wand, and a spray head. The wand is configured to communicate water from the one or more water sources to the spray head. The spray head is configured to spray the water received from water sources, and the spray head is also configured to releasably couple to the wand by being received through an upper surface of the wand into a receptacle thereof.

A hand-held shower holding device, including a hand-held shower holder (21), in which a hand-held shower (5) can be deposited. The hand-held shower holding device according to the invention is characterized in that the hand-held shower holding device has a switching element (1) having an actuating arm (18) intended for actuating the switching element (1), which actuating arm bears the hand-held shower holder (21) at a first end (19) of the arm and can be pivoted under the load of a hand-held shower (5) deposited in the hand-held shower holder (21) from a first actuation position into a second actuation position.