Device for portable toilet protection
AssigneePortoseal, LLC
InventorsRonald Leon Johnson, Paul Andrew Rogers
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Abstract
A toilet protection device prevents the human waste contents of a portable toilet from spilling/splashing onto the toilet and/or the walls/floor of the portable toilet enclosure. The toilet protection device includes an expandable rubber seal enabling the toilet protection device to fit in most, if not all, portable toilets regardless of shape or size. Moreover, by using a disposable cover, there is minimal cleanup of toilet protection device.
Claims17
A device for preventing contents of a storage tank from spilling into a portable toilet enclosure comprising:
- a. a plug comprising an expandable seal positioned between a plurality of plates;
- b. a lid coupled to the plug;
- c. a lever configured for compressing the plurality of plates together causing the expandable structure to expand out beyond the edges of the plurality of plates;
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- d. a plurality of rests coupled to the lid configured for receiving a toilet seat and a toilet lid.
A method of utilizing a toilet protection device to prevent contents of a storage tank from spilling into a portable toilet enclosure comprising:
- a. positioning the toilet protection device in a toilet bowl;
- b. securing the toilet protection device within the toilet bowl;
- c. adjusting a plurality of rests to receive a toilet seat and a toilet lid;
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- d. securing the toilet seat and toilet lid to the plurality of rests with a securing mechanism.
A device for preventing contents of a storage tank from spilling into a portable toilet enclosure comprising:
- a. a plugging component comprising an expandable structure positioned between a plurality of compression components;
- b. a triggering component configured for triggering the plurality of compression components to compress together causing the expandable structure to expand out beyond the edges of the plurality of compression components;
- c. a lid;
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- d. a plurality of rests coupled to the lid configured for receiving a toilet seat and a toilet lid.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.