The instant invention provides an improved toilet 10 that promotes ease and convenience of cleaning and promotes simplicity without clutter, by providing easy access to implements housed by the toilet. An example provides an access port 40 formed through a toilet wall, such as a cover 25 that allows passage of an implement, i.e., a toilet brush 55, stored within the toilet.

The sanitizing system for toilet-cleaning implement is a cleaning apparatus. The sanitizing system for toilet-cleaning implement is configured for use with a cleaning tool. The cleaning tool is configured for use in cleaning toilets. The cleaning tool is further defined with a working element and a handle. The working element is selected from the group consisting of a brush and a plunger. The sanitizing system for toilet-cleaning implement stores the cleaning tool when the cleaning tool is not in use. The sanitizing system for toilet-cleaning implement comprises a container, liner, lid and disinfecting liquid. The disinfecting liquid is stored in the liner. The liner installs in the container. The cleaning tool inserts into the disinfecting liquid stored in the liner. The lid encloses the container.

A toilet that with a cleanout aperture and an access panel or plug that provide access to highest point the siphon section of the toilet. The access panel extends over aperture that extends from the flush water inlet surface to the crest, or apex, of the siphon section. The cover plate extends over the flush valve support surface provides access to the siphon section to provide access to clogs in the up sloping, apex, or down sloping portions of the siphon section. The toilet may be wall-mounted or floor mounted.

A toilet that with a cleanout aperture and an access panel or plug that provide access to highest point the siphon section of the toilet. The access panel extends over aperture that extends from the flush water inlet surface to the crest, or apex, of the siphon section. The cover plate extends over the flush valve support surface provides access to the siphon section to provide access to clogs in the up sloping, apex, or down sloping portions of the siphon section. The toilet may be wall-mounted or floor mounted.

A toilet that with a cleanout aperture and an access panel or plug that provide access to highest point the siphon section of the toilet. The access panel extends over aperture that extends from the flush water inlet surface to the crest, or apex, of the siphon section. The cover plate extends over the flush valve support surface provides access to the siphon section to provide access to clogs in the up sloping, apex, or down sloping portions of the siphon section. The toilet may be wall-mounted or floor mounted.

A toilet that with a cleanout aperture and an access panel or plug that provide access to highest point the siphon section of the toilet. The access panel extends over aperture that extends from the flush water inlet surface to the crest, or apex, of the siphon section. The cover plate extends over the flush valve support surface provides access to the siphon section to provide access to clogs in the up sloping, apex, or down sloping portions of the siphon section. The toilet may be wall-mounted or floor mounted.

A self-cleaning toilet brush and toilet brush holder assembly. The toilet brush holder, together with the toilet brush, is placed either in the tank or in the bowl of a toilet, or in a chamber connected to the toilet tank. The key feature of the present disclosure is that it allows the brush of the toilet brush to be continuously cleaned with the water for filling the toilet tank and it additionally allows cyclic cleaning with the water that is flushed in each flush cycle. The correct sanitation of the brush is thus guaranteed. Additionally, the handle of the toilet brush includes means for adjusting the length thereof, which allows the size of the handle to be adjusted and allows, in a certain position, said handle to be completely concealed inside either the toilet tank or the bowl, or inside the chamber connected to the toilet tank.

A self-cleaning toilet brush and toilet brush holder assembly. The toilet brush holder, together with the toilet brush, is placed either in the tank or in the bowl of a toilet, or in a chamber connected to the toilet tank. The key feature of the present disclosure is that it allows the brush of the toilet brush to be continuously cleaned with the water for filling the toilet tank and it additionally allows cyclic cleaning with the water that is flushed in each flush cycle. The correct sanitation of the brush is thus guaranteed. Additionally, the handle of the toilet brush includes means for adjusting the length thereof, which allows the size of the handle to be adjusted and allows, in a certain position, said handle to be completely concealed inside either the toilet tank or the bowl, or inside the chamber connected to the toilet tank.