Patent classifications
E01H2001/122
Scooper apparatus
An improved scooper apparatus is provided. The scooper having an article-engaging assembly including a pair of article-engaging implements configured to open and close via a handle member. The article-engaging implement has a generally concave interior surface creating a bucket-like configuration. An integral tubular member extends laterally from the article-engaging implement and terminates in and forms a raised lip at a perimeter edge of the tubular member. A bag-retaining member is disposed near the tubular member and is adapted for selectively engaging the perimeter of the open end of a flexible bag for collecting.
Semisolid collection device with a shoveling assembly
A semisolid collection device includes a shoveling assembly in a housing and including a retractable scoop, a canopy rotatably put on the scoop, and a roller above the scoop with the canopy moveably passing its surface; a motor including a conveyor belt driven by a motor shaft, and a forward and reverse switch for activating the motor or not; a clamping assembly including first and second clamping plates with the canopy passing therebetween; a transmitting assembly including a reciprocating screw driven by the conveyor belt, a sliding block put on the reciprocating screw, and a mount with the other end of the reciprocating screw disposed therein; two parallel guide rails having one ends secured to the mount; and a connection member secured to the scoop with the other ends of the guide rails and the sliding block secured thereto.
SCOOPER APPARATUS
An improved scooper apparatus is provided. The scooper having an article-engaging assembly including a pair of article-engaging implements configured to open and close via a handle member. The article-engaging implement has a generally concave interior surface creating a bucket-like configuration. An integral tubular member extends laterally from the article-engaging implement and terminates in and forms a raised lip at a perimeter edge of the tubular member. A bag-retaining member is disposed near the tubular member and is adapted for selectively engaging the perimeter of the open end of a flexible bag for collecting.
Waste collection devices and methods of use
Devices and methods suitable for collecting and disposing of waste, preferably from a standing position, with relatively little effort. Such a device includes a tubular body having a lowermost side, an uppermost side, and front and rear openings at front and rear axial ends thereof, respectively. A handle is secured to the body by an extension member so as to be ergonomic in relation to the body. The tubular body is configured to collect waste through the front opening and transfer the waste through the rear opening and into a container coupled to the rear end of the tubular body.
Water soluble collection bag and method of use
The present invention is a water soluble collection bag for the disposal of bodily waste and pet fecal matter in a toilet. The present invention includes a method of use that prevents plumbing system clogs when disposing of bodily fluids and pet fecal matter in a toilet.
WASTE COLLECTION DEVICES AND METHODS OF USE
Devices and methods suitable for collecting and disposing of waste, preferably from a standing position, with relatively little effort. Such a device includes a tubular body having a lowermost side, an uppermost side, and front and rear openings at front and rear axial ends thereof, respectively. A handle is secured to the body by an extension member so as to be ergonomic in relation to the body. The tubular body is configured to collect waste through the front opening and transfer the waste through the rear opening and into a container coupled to the rear end of the tubular body.
Water Soluble Collection Bag and Method of Use
The present invention is a water soluble collection bag for the disposal of bodily waste and pet fecal matter in a toilet. The present invention includes a method of use that prevents plumbing system clogs when disposing of bodily fluids and pet fecal matter in a toilet.