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Mark Bressler

Stephen Jon Blank

A hands-free female and male urine collection apparatus has a body with connected side, front, rear and bottom wall, with the side and front walls inclined inwardly. Portions of the bottom wall are inclined downwardly from the front wall towards the back wall and opposed portions of the bottom wall are inclined downwardly and inwardly from the side walls. The bottom wall terminates in a funnel shaped drain having a depending outlet. An adapter depends from the bottom wall and includes a flange to slidably receive a flanged cup. A plurality of right angularly related mount strips or other mount device extends radially outward from the body and are adapted to supportably bear upon a toilet bowl.

Female urine collection apparatus

A urine shield for toilets having a bowl and a rim includes an elongated normally flat body of general rectangular shape and of a resilient material, flexed into a U-shape in plan and projected down into the bowl and includes a plurality of spaced clips and stop flanges which supportably engage over and around the toilet rim to prevent unwanted overspray.

Urine shield for toilets

The method of repairing a water closet anchoring to a fractured broken away closet flange which comprises the steps of disconnecting and disassembling the water closet from the closet flange, and assembling an arcuate slotted repair spanner clamp upon the undersurface of the closet flange spanning the fracture therein. A further step includes projecting a headed fastener up through the anchor clamp and finally reassembling the water closet over said anchor clamp and securing the same thereto. The invention further includes an improved repair spanner clamp of arcuate form adapted to underlie and span the fractured portion of a closet flange to facilitate reanchoring the water closet thereto.

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Marietta, GA, United States of America

Mark Bressler