Ostomy bag cleaning apparatus
OwnerJose Cordovainventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to an ostomy bag cleaning apparatus. The apparatus comprises support structure. The support structure comprises a support bar; a plurality of legs configured at one end of the support bar for supporting the support bar; and a mounting bracket fitted at an operative top end of the support bar. The apparatus further comprises a funnel supported at an operative top end of the support structure, wherein a user evacuates an ostomy bag, the funnel being mounted on the mounting bracket; a first conduit extending from the funnel, wherein the first conduit is a drain conduit for draining out the contents of ostomy bag; a second conduit routed into the funnel for allowing a user to wash the ostomy bag in the funnel; and a valve for regulating a supply of water to the second conduit.
Claims10
An ostomy bag cleaning apparatus comprising:
- a. a support structure including a support bar, said support bar having a telescopic configuration;
- b. a funnel supported at an operative top end of the support structure, wherein a user evacuates an ostomy bag;
- c. a first conduit extending from the funnel, wherein the first conduit is a drain conduit for draining out the contents of ostomy bag;
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- d. a second conduit routed into the funnel for allowing a user to wash the ostomy bag in the funnel.
An ostomy bag cleaning apparatus comprising:
- a. support structure including a support bar, a plurality of legs configured at one end of the support bar for supporting the support bar, a mounting bracket fitted at an operative top end of the support bar, said support bar having a telescopic configuration;
- b. a funnel supported at an operative top end of the support structure, wherein a user evacuates an ostomy bag, the funnel being mounted on the mounting bracket;
- c. a first conduit extending from the funnel, wherein the first conduit is a drain conduit for draining out the contents of ostomy bag;
- d. a second conduit routed into the funnel for allowing a user to wash the ostomy bag in the funnel;
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- e. a valve for regulating a supply of water to the second conduit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.