Water-conserving urinal

A urinal for attachment to a toilet of the type having a toilet bowl having an upper peripheral edge which defines an inlet opening and an outlet opening at a bottom edge, said outlet opening communicating with a sewer line through a trap and said toilet including a tank fluidly connected to said bowl and communicating with a water supply for selectively flushing said bowl, said urinal comprising:

• (a) a urinal bowl having an interior and a discharge opening located at the bottom thereof;
• (b) a first support member attachable to a fixture and being pivotal;
• (c) a second support member having a first end connected to the urinal bowl and a second end connected to said first support, said second support being flexible between said first and second ends to flex between a stored position with the urinal bowl adjacent the tank and a use position forward of the tank, said second support member adapted to permit manual positioning of the location and height of the urinal bowl in said use position;
• (d) a flexible waste line having a first end fluidically connected with the discharge opening of the urinal bowl and having a length adapted to extend from the discharge opening of the urinal bowl over said peripheral edge, through the outlet opening of the toilet bowl through said trap and into the sewer line to an opposite second end of said waste line;
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• (e) a flexible water line adapted to be connected to said water supply and communicating with the interior of said urinal bowl for flushing the urinal bowl, whereby the urinal bowl may be manually moved from the stored position adjacent the toilet tank by pivoting said first support member and moving said second support member to position said urinal bowl at a selected height and location in said use position whereby discharged waste will flow from the interior of the urinal bowl via the waste line to the sewer line by-passing the toilet bowl thereby eliminating flushing of the toilet and odors.