Concealed Toilet In Vehicles Patent No. 9,730,563

Submitted 6 years ago

Imagine a toilet in a vehicle for a moment. I don't know about you but when I think of a toilet I think of the white porcelain toilet in my house. But seriously in a vehicle! The answer is "Yes"! Consider these situations?

• Ever been on a long road trip and needed to stop to relieve yourself?
• How many times have you stopped at an exit in an effort to find a safe clean restroom for you and your family and couldn't find one?
• Ever been physically sick while away from home that needed immediate attention?
• Ever been between exits many miles apart on a long highway and can't wait?
• Ever see someone pull off the highway to relieve themselves?

I'm sure you can relate to all these situations.

Let me introduce you to the "Concealed Toilet in Vehicles", patented technology made to allow anyone to relieve themselves in their own vehicle and the best thing of all it's a toilet you won't see until revealed.

In the future, the "Concealed Toilet in Vehicles" will be a standard issue to all vehicles to include a car, truck, aircraft, boats, Recreational Vehicles, buses and semi trucks. With the advent of vehicles that can drive themselves, I can image a time while being driven on a long drive, pausing a movie and lifting the cushion to reveal a concealed toilet, releiving myself and then returning to finish the movie. Self-driving cars once here, they will be here to stay and our technology gives more convenience to relieving oneself at anytime in a vehicle.

Features of the "Concealed Toilet Seat" is as follows.

• Designed to be concealed from normal view
• Designed to accommodate adults and children
• Designed to allow the waist to be collected into a disposable throw away bag

Our "Concealed Toilet Seat" patent no. 9,730,563 is the right technology introduced at the right time. Licensing is available now to a select few companies. Why not be the first to license while this product is being offered.

The "Concealed Toilet Seat was so novel when presented to the patent examiner that he called our attorney stating it was going to be allowed on the first review ". Both the allowance on the first review and the review taking just over six months is virtually unheard of at the USPTO.