Solution and method for treating organic waste
OwnerGary L. Rappinventor
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Abstract
An odor control product for treating digestible and odiferous organic waste to minimize odors includes about 12.5% adipic acid, about 70% alcohol, about 0.5% eucalyptus oil, and the remainder water. A variation of the product for use in an atomization system includes about 12.5% adipic acid, about 9% alcohol, about 17% vegetable oil, about 0.5% eucalyptus oil, and the remainder water. An associated method of treating digestible and odiferous organic waste to minimize odors includes the steps of preparing a solution of about 12.5% adipic acid, about 70% alcohol, about 0.5% eucalyptus oil, and the remainder water; and introducing the solution to the waste.
Claims43
An odor control product for treating digestible and odiferous organic waste to minimize odors, including adipic acid, alcohol, and water.
A method of treating digestible and odiferous organic waste to minimize odors including the steps of:
- preparing a solution of adipic acid, alcohol, and water;
- and
- introducing the solution to the waste.
A method of treating digestible and odiferous organic waste to minimize odors including the steps of:
- preparing a solution of adipic acid, alcohol, and water;
- introducing the solution into a container;
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- adding the organic waste into the container.
The use of adipic acid to control odors from digestible and odiferous organic waste.
An odor control system in a portable restroom facility having an enclosure, a waste storage tank with an opening therein, toilet set mounted above the opening, and a vent tube, the odor control system including:
- an odor control product including about 12.5% adipic acid, about 70% alcohol, about 0.5% eucalyptus oil, and the remainder water which is introduced into the waste storage tank;
- a toilet seat shutter device located between the toilet seat and the waste storage tank opening including:
- a shutter panel composed of a plurality of panels mounted slideably relative to one another;
- a lever communicating with said shutter panel to open and close said panels;
- a pin pivotably connected with the lever and positioned beneath the toilet seat;
- a spring biasing the pin in an upward position, wherein the weight of a user on the toilet seat forces the pin downward, pivoting the lever and opening the panels;
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- a ventilation system including:
- a solar powered generator;
- a fan mounted within the vent tube;
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- a rechargeable battery in communication with the fan and the solar powered generator.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.