An accessory for an advanced hygienic excreta system comprising a base disposed around a bowl having a retracted position and an operational position; a seat having a convex surface configured to position a user's rectum below a user's knees when a user is seated on the seat and the seat is in a seated position; a footrest assembly having a footrest wherein the footrest is configured to be received into the base and to extend away from the base to support feet and legs of the user when the user is in a seated position; and, a controller carried by the base and connected to a motor set connected to the seat, footrest assembly and arm rest assembly and configured to receive input from an input device and actuate the motor set to extend and retract the seat, footrest, and arm rest.

A defecation assisting device includes a support, the support including two supporting bodies arranged opposite each other, and a squatting and sitting part, the squatting and sitting part being located between the two supporting bodies. The two supporting bodies are respectively connected to the squatting and sitting part by means of suspension systems, each suspension system includes comprises a suspension belt and an adjusting mechanism, and the adjusting mechanism is used for adjusting the length of the suspension belt. The squatting and sitting part is installed on the two supporting bodies of the support by means of the two suspension systems respectively, the squatting and sitting part is suspended between the two supporting bodies, and then the suspension belts are adjusted by means of the adjusting mechanisms.

The invention relates to a footrest designed to support a squatting position during seated-position toilet use. The footrest is comprising two base sections B and B′ that are, under normal conditions of use, in contact with a supporting surface and two foot-support sections S and S′ adjacent to said base sections. S and S′ have an outer surface curved downwards in the longitudinal extension direction towards said base sections B and B′.

This invention is an apparatus for allowing a person of limited means due to obesity or age or handicap, to have a bowel movement without help. This apparatus can also be used by hikers or rock climbers in national parks that need to haul out and dispose of all fecal material. The invention utilizes the movement of a paper cartridge to clean the user and collect the bowel movement.

An adapter device for use with a toilet includes a base member and an attachment member on either end of the base member. The base member is an elongate member that is to extend across diametrically opposed sides of a toilet seat. The attachment members on either end of the base member include two fins that extend downward relative to the base member. The fins are to slidably engage around the sides of the toilet seat and thus prevent lateral movement of the attachment member and base member when the adapter device is placed on top of a toilet seat. The base member and the attachment member are to be positioned on the toilet seat so as to provide support to a perineum of a user.

A toiletry wiping device. The toiletry wiping device includes an elongated handle connected to a head having a pair of opposing jaws for clamping on objects positioned between the jaws. A sliding sleeve is mounted around the jaws that is configured to slide from one end of the jaws to the other end, causing the jaws to move towards and away from each other, respectfully. The head is pivotally connected to the elongated handle via hinge that allows a user to selectively adjust the relative angle of the head. In one embodiment, the handle includes a telescopic arrangement having one or more elongated sections that adjust the length of the handle. Further, one end of the jaws includes a high friction dry to prevent objects from accidentally slipping from between the jaws.

A posturally supportive toilet seat apparatus 1 comprising a seat 10 having a base portion 11. The base portion has leg support features 12 and an aperture 13 formed therein for passage of waste therethrough. The apparatus 10 further comprises a back support 14 which extends from a rear end of the base portion 11. The back support 14 and leg support features 12 are shaped, dimensioned, and, in an in use-configuration, adjustable/positionable relative to each other in an oblique relationship. In the in-use configuration, the thighs and torso of a user seated on the seat 10 are encouraged to form an acute interior angle therebetween, with knees locatable above hips, essentially resulting in the user adopting a squat position.

A squat toilet seat that positions users in a squatting position when sitting on the toilet so that the user's torso and legs form a 35-38 angle. This straightens the colon, relaxing the puborecatlis muscles to ease the strain of having a bowel movement. The toilet seat is thicker in the front than in the back, creating a sloped surface that in turn creates the angle from the user's torso to legs. The toilet seat has left and right attachment parts that are attachable to both rounded and elongated toilet bowl bodies.

The invention relates to a footrest designed to support a squatting position during seated-position toilet use. The footrest is comprising two base sections B and B that are, under normal conditions of use, in contact with a supporting surface and two foot-support sections S and S adjacent to said base sections. S and S have an outer surface curved downwards in the longitudinal extension direction towards said base sections B and B.

This application relates to a system and methods for the educating, inspiring, encouraging, entertaining, engaging, and assisting of a toddler and or child to squat while defecating into a toddler-sized potty or adult-sized toilet. The system can include a cushion, padding, and or inflatable material. The system can be attached and detached to a floor and or other appropriate mounting surface without the need for tools and can be compatible with nearly any preexisting footstool. The system can emit lights, sounds, scents, and or vibration when engaged. The system can be attached and detached to a floor or any other appropriate mounting surface. The system can further include a container for the storage and or transportation of the system. The system can further serve to transport, store, and protect material objects. The system can be used independent of, or in collaboration with, the container.