Portable sink
OwnerVelma Chandlerinventor
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Abstract
A portable sink is particularly adapted for use in a portable toilet and includes a cabinet in which a conventional five gallon bottle of water can be retained. The sink is designed to drain into the portable toilet, and a supply of deodorizing soap operates to both clean a user's hands and deodorize the entire portable toilet assembly. Suction cups are provided on rear and bottom surfaces of the sink to facilitate its attachment to the plastic housing of the portable toilet, and adjustable brackets mounted on magnetic supports allow the brackets to be positioned to fit virtually any manufactured shape of water bottle.
Claims8
A portable sink for use in a portable toilet comprising:
- a cabinet;
- a sink basin mounted on a top surface of said cabinet;
- a water supply container removably mounted within said cabinet;
- a hand pump for delivering a supply of water from said water supply container to said basin;
- a drain means for facilitating a drainage of said supply of water from said sink basin;
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- a bracket means for securing said water supply container within said cabinet, wherein said bracket means include at least one slidably movable first flexible bracket mounted on a rear interior wall of said cabinet.
A portable sink for use in a portable toilet comprising:
- a cabinet;
- a sink basin mounted on a top surface of said cabinet;
- a water supply container removably mounted within said cabinet;
- a hand pump for delivering a supply of water from said water supply container to said basin;
- a drain means for facilitating a drainage of said supply of water from said sink basin;
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- a bracket means for securing said water supply container within said cabinet, wherein said bracket means include at least one slidably movable first flexible bracket mounted on a rear interior wall of said cabinet, wherein said bracket means further includes at least one second flexible bracket slidably positioned on an interior wall of a front mounted door on said cabinet.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.