An assembly including a cover portion and a storage portion for hygienic use. The cover portion is a washable and reusable seat cover portion that is removably attachable to a mounting surface of a toilet seat section between a toilet cover and a top surface of a toilet bowl. The storage portion is configured to enable a hygienic storage and portability of the cover portion. A resilient member is disposed on an outer perimeter of the cover portion that is configured to create tension and enable a secure fastening of the cover portion to the mounting surface. An indicia on the cover portion is configured to help orient a positioning of the cover portion on the mounting surface. A matching indicia on the storage portion helps avoid confusion.

A concealed toilet in a vehicle includes a flexible container, a foundation member, a primary toilet seat member, lock hook assemblies, and a toilet seat cover. The flexible container with a waste containment bag is positioned in a cavity in a vehicle seat. The foundation member, attached to the flexible container, secures the flexible container to a seat brace of the vehicle seat. The foundation member includes bag holders and an elevated bag diverter for holding and diverting an upper portion of the waste containment bag respectively. The primary toilet seat member includes a tapered guide stud engageable with the elevated bag diverter. The lock hook assemblies lock with lock posts of the primary toilet seat member for securing the primary toilet seat member to the foundation member. The toilet seat cover with a concealment layer is positioned on the primary toilet seat member for concealing the waste containment bag.

A concealed toilet in a vehicle includes a flexible container, a foundation member, a primary toilet seat member, lock hook assemblies, and a toilet seat cover. The flexible container with a waste containment bag is positioned in a cavity in a vehicle seat. The foundation member, attached to the flexible container, secures the flexible container to a seat brace of the vehicle seat. The foundation member includes bag holders and an elevated bag diverter for holding and diverting an upper portion of the waste containment bag respectively. The primary toilet seat member includes a tapered guide stud engageable with the elevated bag diverter. The lock hook assemblies lock with lock posts of the primary toilet seat member for securing the primary toilet seat member to the foundation member. The toilet seat cover with a concealment layer is positioned on the primary toilet seat member for concealing the waste containment bag.

The present invention relates to an auxiliary seat cover for a toilet, including: a seat part having the shape of an arch corresponding to the top periphery of a bowl of the toilet; inner and outer skirt parts extended downward from inner and outer peripheries of the seat part in such a manner as to surround the inner and outer peripheries of top of the bowl of the toilet; and a slant cover extended upward from the inner periphery of top of the seat part to the outside, whereby the bowl of the toilet are prevented from being dirty by the urine or water, the urine or water naturally flows back to the interior of the bowl, and the bowl is separated from the bowl and washed in an easy manner, thereby enabling the toilet to be used in a sanitary state.

The present invention relates to an auxiliary seat cover for a toilet, including: a seat part having the shape of an arch corresponding to the top periphery of a bowl of the toilet; inner and outer skirt parts extended downward from inner and outer peripheries of the seat part in such a manner as to surround the inner and outer peripheries of top of the bowl of the toilet; and a slant cover extended upward from the inner periphery of top of the seat part to the outside, whereby the bowl of the toilet are prevented from being dirty by the urine or water, the urine or water naturally flows back to the interior of the bowl, and the bowl is separated from the bowl and washed in an easy manner, thereby enabling the toilet to be used in a sanitary state.

An insert for use as a visuoperceptual aid while using the toilet. The insert has an upper surface. The upper surface is sized and shaped to fit onto the rim or seat of a standard toilet basin. The insert further includes inner and outer surfaces for slidingly engagement with the inner and outer surfaces of a toilet basin respectively. The insert is yellow-green in color.

The present invention relates generally to the field of toilet seats. More specifically, the present invention relates to a non-disposable portable toilet seat device, with configurations for toddler, child and adult-sized seats, that attaches to a fixed toilet of a public restroom. The device's body is primarily made up of a base, lid, vertical frame arm and a seat cushion with a continuous opening, thereby allowing access to the bowl of the fixed toilet. A lid is attached to the base through the vertical frame arm so that the device can fold together for transport or fold out for use. In this manner, a user can conveniently travel with the device and deploy its use for a more sanitary restroom experience.

Provided is a toilet seat structure for an aircraft lavatory unit. A toilet seat cushion block includes an inner and outer band-like bodies. The inner band-like body extends in a band-like shape at a section close to an inner circumference of a lower surface of a toilet seat, and the outer band-like body extends in a band-like shape at a section close to an outer circumference of the lower surface. Air communication passageways communicating with an inside and an outside of a bowl portion include: inner openings provided at an interval in the extension direction of the inner band-like body; an annular space between the inner and outer band-like bodies; and outer openings provided at an interval in the extension direction of the outer band-like body at sections of the outer band-like body, which are shifted from the inner openings in a circumferential direction of the toilet seat.

Provided is a toilet seat structure for an aircraft lavatory unit. A toilet seat cushion block includes an inner and outer band-like bodies. The inner band-like body extends in a band-like shape at a section close to an inner circumference of a lower surface of a toilet seat, and the outer band-like body extends in a band-like shape at a section close to an outer circumference of the lower surface. Air communication passageways communicating with an inside and an outside of a bowl portion include: inner openings provided at an interval in the extension direction of the inner band-like body; an annular space between the inner and outer band-like bodies; and outer openings provided at an interval in the extension direction of the outer band-like body at sections of the outer band-like body, which are shifted from the inner openings in a circumferential direction of the toilet seat.

A potty chair cover adapted for a training potty system. The cover is configured to both provide a snug fit for the potty chair when not in use for training, while also adapted to be removed quickly and easily when a toddler is ready to toilet train.