Sterilizing device for a toilet that includes an ozone generator and an impelling device fluidically connected to the ozone generator that allows discharging the ozone generated into the flush water of the toilet. A controller controls generating the ozone and discharging the ozone into the flush water. A sensor detects the presence or the actuation of a user, the sensor being communicated with the controller. The controller controls the ozone generator depending on a signal received from the sensor. The sterilizing device also includes an ion plasma generator for discharging ion plasma directly into the air adjacent the toilet. The ion plasma generator being controlled by the controller.

A toilet handle cover; the toilet handle cover includes an elongated cover featuring a plush material which is configured to conceal and contour a profile of a toilet handle. The elongated cover includes an opening having an elasticized hemline. The elasticized hemline extends along the opening and is configured to expand and secure the elongated cover to the toilet handle. The elongated cover further includes a textured interior lining for further securing the device to a toilet handle. The elongated cover is provided to reduce germ transfer and functionally enhance a bathroom environment.

A toilet handle cover; the toilet handle cover includes an elongated cover featuring a plush material which is configured to conceal and contour a profile of a toilet handle. The elongated cover includes an opening having an elasticized hemline. The elasticized hemline extends along the opening and is configured to expand and secure the elongated cover to the toilet handle. The elongated cover further includes a textured interior lining for further securing the device to a toilet handle. The elongated cover is provided to reduce germ transfer and functionally enhance a bathroom environment.

A smart deodorization device with a cover plate includes a reaction chamber having a reaction cavity; an air extraction unit, configured for extracting odor in or near a toilet pool into the reaction cavity; and a water supply unit, configured for supplying water to the reaction cavity. When working, the air extraction unit extracts the odor into the reaction cavity, and the odor is mixed with the water in the reaction cavity to be converted into purified gas and then discharged from the reaction cavity. By using the characteristic that ammonia molecules in the odor are easily soluble in water, the odor and water are mixed in the reaction cavity and then discharged to realize the gas purification. Thus, the device has obvious effects, simple structures, lower costs, and convenience to use without need of replacing filtering materials.

A method and apparatus for conditioning an RV/Marine toilet bowl seal, including providing an apparatus comprising a plug comprising a handle portion; and a solid foam coupled to the handle portion; wherein the handle portion is configured to allow a user to insert or remove the solid foam of the plug from a discharge opening of an RV/Marine toilet bowl; and wherein the solid foam is configured to make contact with at least a portion of the RV/Marine toilet bowl seal; pouring a conditioner into the discharge opening of the RV/Marine toilet bowl; inserting the plug into the discharge opening of the RV/Marine toilet bowl such that the solid foam contacts with at least a portion of the RV/Marine toilet bowl seal; and rotating the plug by about a quarter of a turn.

An air purification device for maintaining a clean smelling bathroom includes a housing, which is mountable to a tank of a toilet, and a plurality of bulbs, which is mountable to an underside of a seat of the toilet. An opening is positioned in the housing to vent the housing. A tube is attached to and extends from the housing to a bowl of the toilet. A battery, a pump, and a filter are attached to and positioned in the housing. The battery is operationally engaged to the pump and the bulbs, positioning the bulbs to selectively illuminate an area proximate to the toilet. The pump draws air from the bowl through the tube into the housing, where the filter absorbs malodorous compounds in the air to purify the air, thus maintaining a clean smell in proximity to the toilet.

This disclosure relates to systems, methods, and compositions for dispensing multiple compositions into a plurality of containers or atmospheres. In one embodiment, this disclosure pertains to treating and preventing offensive odors arising from toilets. The system includes a base station with at least one bag-on-valve (BOV) canister, which holds one or more compositions. A tube leads from the output of the bag-on-valve canister to a bowl clip and/or to a spray nozzle. The bowl clip can be mounted to a toilet bowl. One example embodiment of the invention includes a bowl clip with a sensor that initiates release of the composition(s) from the bag-on-valve (BOV) canister(s), while another embodiment initiates release of the composition(s) from the bag-on-valve (BOV) canister(s) using a motion sensor or activation switch. The compositions are delivered to treat and prevent offensive odors.

A toilet freshener and nightlight may include a flexible arm for attaching a body to a toilet bowel. The body may include a catch for selectively holding a fragrance dispensing container within the body. The body may also include a speaker for emitting white or pink noise or noise canceling waveforms. The toilet freshener may also include a transceiver to communicate with an application run on a mobile processor for allowing remote control of the toilet freshener and nightlight.

A toilet and bathroom exhaust system of the present invention provides a single system that handles both the removal of noxious air in an around the toilet and dehumidification of the air in the entire room. An intake manifold may be configured to be 1) attached to the bottom of the toilet lid; 2) attached to the top of the toilet rim; or 3) integrated into the toilet rim with the water drainage supply lines for flushing. The noxious air can be routed via an exhaust fan outside the house. The exhaust fan may also be configured to route noxious air into the trap area in the toilet. Proximity and humidity sensors may be used for further control and automation of the system.

This disclosure relates to new methods and compositions for dispensing multiple compositions into a plurality of containers or atmospheres. In one embodiment, this disclosure pertains to treating and preventing offensive odors arising from toilets.