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Title:
Device for automatically maintaining toilets clean
Abstract:
A new article of manufacture, comprising a capsule intended to be dropped into the water tank of a toilet, to dispense metered amounts of a chemically active cleaning agent into the water over a long interval of time. At the end of such interval, the entire capsule has been substantially completely disintegrated and flushed away whereby its removal is not required, notably when a new capsule is to be dropped into the tank. The capsule comprises a container made of material which could be metal containing aluminum, that very slowly disintegrates under the action of the chemical cleaning agent contained therein at such time that the chemical becomes mixed with water. The capsule has one or more stoppers for water access openings, or has other means to enable water to enter it for acting on the cleaning agent. If stoppers are provided, these are removed prior to dropping the capsule into the tank. The chemically active cleaning agent can comprise the hypochlorite of an alkaline metal such as sodium or calcium.
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Inventors:
Lehmann, Herbert G. (5 Kent Rd., Easton, CT, 06612)
Application Number:
06/334914
Filing Date: 1981-12-28 Publication_date: 1983-05-10 Assignee:
Lehmann, Herbert G.
Primary Class(es):
4/227.100
422/261, 422/266
Other Classes:
E03D9/02; E03D9/02; A61L2/16
US Patent Ref:
| 3837017 | September, 1974 | McDuffee | 4/228 | SYSTEM FOR TOILET BOWL CLEANING | | 3869069 | March, 1975 | Levey et al. | 4/228 | SUSPENDED DISSOLUBLE DISINFECTANT CONTAINER | | 4308625 | January, 1982 | Kitko | 4/228 | Article for sanitizing toilets |
Other Refs:
Primary Examiner:
Phillips, Charles E.
Assistant Examiner:
Attorney:
Lehmann, Gibner H.
Lehmann, Gibner K.
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