A universal, attachable urinal. Urine is discharged into receptacle (2) that funnels to a waste-tube (11) that runs through a hollow arm (3) to a pre-existing waste receiver. The arm (3), mounted by the receptacle (2), pivots on a stationary leg (4) between an operational and a nonoperational position. The leg (4) is secured next to the toilet by foot (6a) and/or support arm (7), using the closet bolt (8), toilet seat bolt (9), or other nearby secured object. A water line runs from the toilet's water source to the receptacle (2) for rinsing it and the conjoined waste-tube (11). Embodiments vary between the waste-tube (11) leading to the toilet bowl (12) or sewer-line (39), the manual or semi-automatic upright return of the arm (3), methods for securing the leg (4), and methods for controlling water dispersion to and in the receptacle (2) for rinsing.

Combination toilet and sink assembly includes a base defining a waste receptacle having an outlet, an optional reservoir tank, a first conduit in the base extending from an outlet of the reservoir tank to the waste receptacle, a second conduit in the base extending from an outlet of the waste receptacle to an outlet from the base, and a sink having a drain. A conduit member is connected to the sink drain and extends therefrom to a channel of the base. The conduit member defines part of a third conduit from the drain to the waste receptacle and is pivotable about a vertical axis. A faucet may be coupled to the conduit member such that both the faucet and the conduit member/sink are pivotable. A fourth conduit has an inlet connectable to a water source and an outlet communicating with an inlet of a spout of the faucet.

A pedestal type toilet for children includes a bottom support main body, an upper support main body detachably connected to the bottom support main body, a toilet seat component detachably arranged on the upper support main body, a water tank detachably arranged on the toilet seat component or the upper support main body, and a bedpan detachably arranged on the toilet seat component. When in a storage state, the bottom support main body is at least partially placed inside the upper support main body, and the bedpan and the water tank are both at least partially placed inside the bottom support main body. When in a usage state, the bottom support main body is positioned below the upper support main body, and the toilet seat component is positioned above the upper support main body and is configured for limiting a position of the bedpan.

The handheld and finger operated flushing urinal device of the present invention comprises a sleeved receptacle having a back-flow preventing draining mechanism built into the bottom to improve sanitary use even when dropped or placed on the floor, and a method of adding the device to an existing toilet. Further features of the device of the invention include a hanger bracket, a fitted lid for closing said top of said liquid stream receptacle body, a lighted or glow-in-the-dark plastic rim connectively attached around said top of said liquid stream receptacle for use as a visual aiming aid for a user in a darkened room, a female adapter connectively attached around said top of said liquid stream receptacle body, and a disposable insert adapted for lining said interior.

The present invention introduces a toilet-urinal combination design, in rim and rimless options, encompassing a bowl structure with a semi-circular cup-shaped extension. A water flush design has been shown to clean the bowl extension for both the rim and rimless options. The invention is suitable for manufacture in stainless steel or ceramic materials such as porcelain and vitreous china. The design allows users who urinate standing up to stand closer to the bowl with legs on either side of the protruding cup-shaped extension, reducing the risk of unintentional spills and providing enhanced user comfort during urination. Importantly, the incorporation of this semi-circular cup-shaped extension ensures that genital contact with the bowl is minimized during seated urination and urinating while defecating, adding an extra user comfort and hygiene. The urinal extension design also allows the user better access to self-care when seated.

The combination toilet urinal with overspray and splash containment features a combination toilet and urinal fixture. While avoiding the cost and space requirements of an individual toilet and a separate urinal, the device also anticipates splashing and misdirection, or overspray, associated with the use of a toilet in a standing position. The result is a compact unit that acts both as a toilet and urinal, while maintaining cleanliness of the toilet for users who need to sit. To combine the two devices, a urinal basin is incorporated into the toilet tank space. The urinal basin is ideally incorporated into the front of the toilet tank, allowing access to the urinal from the toilet-seat side of the tank. Restated, the urinal basin is accessible from the frontthe same direction a user would commonly stand to urinate into the toilet or urinal.