A toilet system includes a toilet accessory and an accessory holder means. The toilet accessory is adapted for use with a toilet. The toilet accessory includes a head and a grip sized to be held in the hand of a user. The accessory holder means is configured to mount the toilet accessory to a water tank of the toilet.

A toilet bowl cleaning tool formed from a single sheet (rectangular and water soluble) for removing a stain from a toilet bowl. The sheet has first fold lines that are fold lines parallel to one of sides of the sheet and that divide the sheet at equal intervals, first fold pieces segmented by the first fold lines, and a second fold line used as a reference for folding the sheet into an approximately L-shape in a cross-section of the tool. After the sheet is folded based on the plurality of the first fold lines so that the first fold pieces are stacked to form an approximately rectangular shape whose longer sides are parallel to the first fold lines, the second fold line is provided to be parallel to the longer sides of the rectangular shape and to divide the shorter sides into an approximately half.

A toilet bowl cleaning tool formed from a single sheet (rectangular and water soluble) for removing a stain from a toilet bowl. The sheet has first fold lines that are fold lines parallel to one of sides of the sheet and that divide the sheet at equal intervals, first fold pieces segmented by the first fold lines, and a second fold line used as a reference for folding the sheet into an approximately L-shape in a cross-section of the tool. After the sheet is folded based on the plurality of the first fold lines so that the first fold pieces are stacked to form an approximately rectangular shape whose longer sides are parallel to the first fold lines, the second fold line is provided to be parallel to the longer sides of the rectangular shape and to divide the shorter sides into an approximately half.

A sanitary bathroom organizer is an apparatus that stores and houses bathroom cleaning tools and bathroom cleaning supplies in an organized and hygienic manner. The apparatus includes a reservoir, at least one slot, a toilet paper roll mount. The reservoir contains disinfectant solution and houses bathroom cleaning tools. The at least one slot allows bathroom cleaning tools to enter the reservoir. The toilet paper roll mount connects a roll of toilet paper with the apparatus. The reservoir includes a base plate, a lateral wall, and a lid. The base plate is positioned adjacent the lateral wall. The lateral wall is perimetrically connected with the base plate, effectively containing disinfectant solution. The lid is removably coupled with the lid, allowing the interior environment of the reservoir to be accessible. The at least one slot traverses through the lid in order for bathroom cleaning supplies to be housed within the reservoir.

A splash guard apparatus for use in a bowl of a toilet to enhance sanitation is provided. The splash guard apparatus includes a sheet assembly disposed on the water in the bowl of the toilet. The sheet assembly includes an upper sheet and a lower sheet coupled together, the upper sheet having a plurality of slits disposed therethrough, the lower sheet coupled to the bottom surface of the upper sheet and in contact with the water in the bowl of the toilet. The plurality of slits in the upper sheet of the sheet assembly deflect any fluid waste disposed thereon within the bowl of the toilet to minimize the contaminated water in the bowl from exiting the toilet. The sheet assembly in the bowl encapsulates the solid waste disposed on the upper sheet, thereby minimizing splashes of the contaminated water from exiting the bowl of the toilet.

The system disclosed herein is directed to a plunger having a protective sleeve for shielding contaminants from the plunger. The plunger includes a handle, and a flexible cup. The body further includes a tab, a shoulder region, a central portion, a first tail, and a second tail. An inlet is disposed on the external surface of the flexible cup. The inlet is coupled to a connector. A through-hole is disposed in the flexible cup or the handle. The through-hole is configured to receive the body of the protective sleeve by passing a portion of the body through an opening of the flexible cup.

The system disclosed herein is directed to a plunger having a protective sleeve for shielding contaminants from the plunger. The plunger includes a handle, and a flexible cup. The body further includes a tab, a shoulder region, a central portion, a first tail, and a second tail. An inlet is disposed on the external surface of the flexible cup. The inlet is coupled to a connector. A through-hole is disposed in the flexible cup or the handle. The through-hole is configured to receive the body of the protective sleeve by passing a portion of the body through an opening of the flexible cup.

A scrubbing tool for cleaning a surface that has a handle for holding by a user in a cleaning operation. The handle has a first connector. The scrubbing tool also has a cleaning head having a second connector configured to mate with the first connector in order to attach the cleaning head to the handle in an engaged position. The cleaning head is comprised entirely of a material configured to dissolve in water and has a cleaning agent.

The water jet reaming tool can avoid the need to replace a toilet (17). The curved handle (19) allows the user to stay at arm's length away from the difficult removal of mineral deposits (13) which prevent sufficient clean water (14) to flush the toilet. A reamer element (12) stands ready at the other end of the handle (19) to enter a clean water jet (15) under the toilet inner rim (16). The user views (11) the water jet (15) and the point 26 via lines of sight (18) from the reflection in the metal mirror (30) attached to the reamer element (12). The user's wrist motions cause the handle (19) to rotate the reamer element (12) and grind the mineral deposits (13) to dust.

The water jet reaming tool can avoid the need to replace a toilet (17). The curved handle (19) allows the user to stay at arm's length away from the difficult removal of mineral deposits (13) which prevent sufficient clean water (14) to flush the toilet. A reamer element (12) stands ready at the other end of the handle (19) to enter a clean water jet (15) under the toilet inner rim (16). The user views (11) the water jet (15) and the point 26 via lines of sight (18) from the reflection in the metal mirror (30) attached to the reamer element (12). The user's wrist motions cause the handle (19) to rotate the reamer element (12) and grind the mineral deposits (13) to dust.