Toilet sealing device
AssigneeRyan Hunt
InventorRyan Hunt
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Abstract
Devices for sealing a toilet are provided. The devices comprise at least one barrier comprising barrier members configured to releasably and sealingly engage with and magnetically attract to each other. The barrier members are configured to be coupled to a toilet lid, a toilet seat and/or a toilet bowl and when the barrier members sealingly engage with each other, the at least one barrier inhibits or reduces movement of material from inside the toilet bowl to outside the toilet bowl.
Claims6
A device configured for sealing a toilet, the toilet comprising a toilet bowl and a toilet lid, the device comprising:
- at least one first barrier comprising at least one first barrier member and at least one second barrier member configured to releasably sealingly engage with and magnetically attract to each other;
- wherein the at least one first barrier member is configured to be coupled to the toilet lid;
- wherein the at least one second barrier member is configured to be coupled to the toilet bowl;
- wherein when the at least one first barrier member and the at least one second barrier member sealingly engage with each other, the at least one first barrier inhibits or reduces movement of material from inside the toilet bowl to outside the toilet bowl.
A device configured for sealing a toilet, the toilet comprising a toilet bowl, a toilet seat and a toilet lid, the device comprising:
- at least one first barrier comprising at least one first barrier member and at least one second barrier member configured to releasably sealingly engage with and magnetically attract to each other;
- at least one second barrier comprising at least one third barrier member and at least one fourth barrier member configured to releasably sealingly engage with and magnetically attract to each other;
- wherein the at least one first barrier member is configured to be coupled to the toilet lid;
- wherein the at least one second barrier member is configured to be coupled to the toilet seat;
- wherein the at least one third barrier member is configured to be coupled to the toilet seat;
- wherein the at least one fourth barrier member is configured to be coupled to the toilet bowl;
- wherein when the at least one first barrier member and the at least one second barrier member sealingly engage with each other and the at least one third barrier member and the at least one fourth barrier member sealingly engage with each other, the at least one first barrier and the at least one second barrier inhibit or reduce movement of material from inside the toilet bowl to outside the toilet bowl.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.