Superneat toilet seat

A toilet seat attachment assembly comprised of separate upper and lower seat sections, the upper seat section adapted to be lifted upward and rotated forward a maximum 90 degrees relative to a rear of the seat assembly, adjacent a toilet tank of a toilet, the seat assembly, when fully deployed in a fixed upright use position, reveals a series of outer and inner flexible shields connected together, so as to be extendable between a collapsed and a fixed upright extended hollow tubular funnel, opposed ends of which are attached, respectively, to both the upper and lower sections of the seat assembly;

• the upper seat section comprised of a rigid encapsulating shell that is designed to encase the outer shields of the funnel as the seat assembly is lowered to a collapsed position and used as a toilet seat of the toilet, so as to support the weight of a user seated thereon;
• and when fully deployed onto the toilet seat in the fixed use position, the seat assembly further comprising a water supply tube one end of which is attached to a water intake hose, the supply tube running diagonally along a perimeter of the inner flexible shield, the supply tube having holes therein from which pressurized water is adapted to be ejected, water that has been drawn through the water intake hose, which is adapted to be connected to an existing water line that is used to feed pressurized water to the toilet, to which the water intake hose is adapted to be securely attached;
• wherein when the toilet is flushed during normal use, the water intake hose is connected to a water intake valve located within a housing of the lower seat section, opening and closing of the valve allowing for feeding of the pressurized water into the water supply tube along the inner shield and through the holes therein onto an inner surface of the inner shield, thus rinsing any liquid from urination of a user from the inner surface when the seat assembly is in the fully deployed fixed use position.