An auxiliary toilet seat assembly for assisting an obese individual with urinating and defecating into a toilet includes a chair that is selectively positioned over a toilet. The chair is selectively mounted thereby facilitating urination and defecation into the toilet. The chair has a weight capacity of at least 130.0 kg to support an obese user. The chair has an aperture extending therethrough to pass urination and defecation therethrough and into the toilet. A cushion is coupled to the chair for enhancing comfort of the chair. A pan is slidably coupled to the chair to capture the urination and defecation.

A device for capturing and disposing of urine comprises an elongated body. The elongated body includes a top surface, a groove disposed in the top surface, a bottom surface, a handle end, and a groin end opposite of the handle end. The device comprises an open neck in fluid communication with the aperture and extending away from the bottom surface. The device comprises a splashguard disposed at least partially around the aperture and extending away from the top surface. A container, such as a disposable bag, may be removably disposed on the open neck.

A device for capturing and disposing of urine comprises an elongated body. The elongated body includes a top surface, a groove disposed in the top surface, a bottom surface, a handle end, and a groin end opposite of the handle end. The device comprises an open neck in fluid communication with the aperture and extending away from the bottom surface. The device comprises a splashguard disposed at least partially around the aperture and extending away from the top surface. A container, such as a disposable bag, may be removably disposed on the open neck.

The present invention relates to a smart infant toilet system and a method thereof, and the system includes a first sensor mounted to an infant product to sense external temperature and humidity, a second sensor mounted to the infant product to sense gas, third sensor mounted to the infant product to sense whether an infant rides on the infant product, a control module configured to set critical temperature and humidity, and an alarming unit configured to provide an alarm to a guardian when it is determined that the comparative temperature and humidity are out of the preset range of the critical temperature and humidity.

The present invention relates to a single-use container (200) manufactured from sheet material, the single-use container comprising: a base (206), wherein the base is flat and forms a surface on which the single-use container can stand,a front wall (201), a right wall (202), a left wall (203) and a rear wall (204) which extend upward from the base, wherein the front wall and the rear wall are convex, and wherein the right wall and left wall are concave, an upper end (207) which connects the front wall, right wall, left wall and rear wall.

A toilet training device includes an odor remediation system for absorbing or masking odors that may be created during toilet training. The odor remediation system may include a modular odor remediating insert that may be releasably positioned within a recess that is provided within the toilet training device. The odor remediating insert may include an odor absorbing substance such as sodium bicarbonate, an odor masking substance such as a fragrance or a combination of an odor absorbing substance and an odor masking substance. The toilet training device also includes a system for dispensing wipes that may utilize a recess that is defined in a side wall of the main body portion of the toilet training device. A wipes cartridge is designed so that it can be used to conveniently dispense wipes regardless of whether it is separated from the toilet training device or mounted within the recess of the toilet training device.

A toilet training device includes an odor remediation system for absorbing or masking odors that may be created during toilet training. The odor remediation system may include a modular odor remediating insert that may be releasably positioned within a recess that is provided within the toilet training device. The odor remediating insert may include an odor absorbing substance such as sodium bicarbonate, an odor masking substance such as a fragrance or a combination of an odor absorbing substance and an odor masking substance. The toilet training device also includes a system for dispensing wipes that may utilize a recess that is defined in a side wall of the main body portion of the toilet training device. A wipes cartridge is designed so that it can be used to conveniently dispense wipes regardless of whether it is separated from the toilet training device or mounted within the recess of the toilet training device.

Embodiments of the present invention can provide a combination toilet trainer, comprising a base comprising two handles, an underside, a backside, and an open side; a removable seat comprising a backed ring and a hinged ring connected by a hinge point, each having an inner opening; and an internal bowl having an internal bowl lip; wherein the removable seat is configured to be removably mounted atop the open side of the base; and wherein the internal bowl is configured to be removably attachable to the removable seat at the inner opening by the internal bowl lip being secured between the backed ring and the hinged ring.

Embodiments of the present invention can provide a combination toilet trainer, comprising a base comprising two handles, an underside, a backside, and an open side; a removable seat comprising a backed ring and a hinged ring connected by a hinge point, each having an inner opening; and an internal bowl having an internal bowl lip; wherein the removable seat is configured to be removably mounted atop the open side of the base; and wherein the internal bowl is configured to be removably attachable to the removable seat at the inner opening by the internal bowl lip being secured between the backed ring and the hinged ring.

An auxiliary toilet seat assembly for assisting an obese individual with urinating and defecating into a toilet includes a chair that is selectively positioned over a toilet. The chair is selectively mounted thereby facilitating urination and defecation into the toilet. The chair has a weight capacity of at least 130.0 kg to support an obese user. The chair has an aperture extending therethrough to pass urination and defecation therethrough and into the toilet. A cushion is coupled to the chair for enhancing comfort of the chair. A pan is slidably coupled to the chair to capture the urination and defecation.