Urine shield for a toilet
OwnerEdward Williamsinventor
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Abstract
The urine shield for a toilet is a collapsible splatter guard that is adapted for use with a toilet. The urine shield for a toilet attaches to the toilet between the toilet rim and the toilet seat. When extended, the urine shield for a toilet extends the enclosed space formed by the toilet bowl by creating a first U shaped structure. The purpose of the urine shield for toilet is to contain the random sprays and splashes of urination. The urine shield for a toilet retracts into a pair of housings that is attached to the toilet rim and mounted within the toilet bowl perimeter. The pair of housings contains a cleaning fluid that cleanses the first U shaped structure when the urine shield for a toilet is not in use. The urine shield for a toilet comprises a shield and a pair of housings.
Claims18
A barrier comprising:
- a shield and a pair of housings;
- wherein a portion of the shield is stored within one of the pair of housings;
- wherein the shield extends beyond the pair of housings in order to form a first U shaped structure;
- wherein the shield is extendable and retractable;
- wherein the shield is adapted for use with a toilet;
- wherein the toilet is further defined with a seat, a rim, a bowl, a perimeter, and an aperture;
- wherein the shield attaches to the toilet between the toilet rim and the toilet seat;
- wherein the shield extends the enclosed space formed by the toilet bowl by creating the first U shaped structure form in a manner that rises through the toilet aperture and above the toilet rim;
- wherein the first U shaped structure contains the sprays and splashes of urination;
- wherein portions of the shield retracts into the pair of housings;
- wherein the pair of housings is attached to the toilet rim and mounted within the toilet bowl perimeter;
- wherein the pair of housings contains a cleaning fluid that cleanses the first U shaped structure when portions of the shield are retracted.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.