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Granted Patent B2
US 12,232,657 · App. 18/064,297 · Granted Feb 25, 2025

Toilet paper stand with integral cleansing solution dispenser

Inventor: Timothy Lamont Cook (Detroit, MI)
A47K10/3836A47K2010/328
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Patent No.
US 12,232,657
App. No.
18/064,297
Granted
Feb 25, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

A toilet paper stand and cleansing solution dispenser ( 100 ) includes a base ( 110 ); a cleansing solution reservoir ( 120 ); a toilet paper stand shaft ( 102 ); a toilet paper holder ( 140 ); a cleansing solution dispensing pump ( 150 ); a dispenser ( 104 ); a plurality of motion sensors ( 204 ); and a plurality of batteries. The toilet paper stand shaft ( 102 ) includes a lower shaft end ( 102 a ); and an upper shaft end ( 102 b ). The cleansing solution reservoir ( 120 ) is connected to the base ( 110 ). The toilet paper stand shaft ( 102 ) is extended upward from the base ( 110 ). The lower shaft end ( 102 a ) and the upper shaft end ( 102 b ) are connected. The lower shaft end ( 102 a ) is connected to the base ( 110 ). The toilet paper holder ( 140 ) is connected to the toilet paper stand shaft ( 102 ) to hold a roll of toilet paper ( 142 ). The toilet paper holder ( 140 ) is laterally extended from the toilet paper stand shaft ( 102 ). The dispenser ( 104 ) dispenses a cleansing solution through the cleansing solution dispensing pump ( 150 ). The cleansing solution dispensing pump ( 150 ) is located at the base ( 110 ) near the cleansing solution reservoir ( 120 ). The motion sensors ( 204 ) are located on the upper shaft end ( 102 b ) and connected with the dispenser ( 104 ) to provide a touchless dispense of the cleansing solution. The batteries are configured to power the cleansing solution dispensing pump ( 150 ) to provide pressure on the cleansing solution in the cleansing solution delivery tube ( 160 ) to dispense the cleaning solution stored in the cleansing solution reservoir ( 120 ) from the dispenser ( 104 ).

Claims (21)

1. A toilet paper stand and cleansing solution dispenser ( 100 ), comprising:

a base ( 110 );

a cleansing solution reservoir ( 120 ) connected with the base ( 110 );

a toilet paper stand shaft ( 102 ) extended upward from the base ( 110 ), wherein the toilet paper stand shaft ( 102 ) comprising:

a lower shaft end ( 102 a ); and

an upper shaft end ( 102 b ), wherein the lower shaft end ( 102 a ) and the upper shaft end ( 102 b ) are connected, wherein the lower shaft end ( 102 a ) is connected to the base ( 110 );

a toilet paper holder ( 140 ) connected to the toilet paper stand shaft ( 102 ) to hold a roll of toilet paper ( 142 ), wherein the toilet paper holder ( 140 ) laterally extended from the toilet paper stand shaft ( 102 );

a cleansing solution dispensing pump ( 150 );

a dispenser ( 104 ) to dispense a cleansing solution through the cleansing solution dispensing pump ( 150 ), wherein the cleansing solution dispensing pump ( 150 ) is located at the base ( 110 ) near the cleansing solution reservoir ( 120 );

a plurality of motion sensors ( 204 ) located on the upper shaft end ( 102 b ) and connected with the dispenser ( 104 ) to provide a touchless dispense of the cleansing solution; and

a plurality of batteries to power the cleansing solution dispensing pump ( 150 ) to provide pressure on the cleansing solution in the cleansing solution delivery tube ( 160 ) to dispense the cleaning solution stored in the cleansing solution reservoir ( 120 ) from the dispenser ( 104 ).

2. The toilet paper stand and cleansing solution dispenser ( 100 ) according to claim 1 , wherein the toilet paper stand shaft ( 102 ) comprises a conduit ( 163 ) for a cleansing solution delivery tube ( 160 ).

3. The toilet paper stand and cleansing solution dispenser ( 100 ) according to claim 1 , wherein the toilet paper stand shaft ( 102 ) supports the cleansing solution pump ( 150 ).

4. The toilet paper stand and cleansing solution dispenser ( 100 ) according to claim 1 , wherein the toilet paper stand shaft ( 102 ) and the cleansing solution delivery tube ( 160 ) are integrated.

5. The toilet paper stand and cleansing solution dispenser ( 100 ) according to claim 1 , wherein the base ( 110 ) comprises a housing to house the cleansing solution reservoir ( 120 ).

6. The toilet paper stand and cleansing solution dispenser ( 100 ) according to claim 1 , wherein the toilet paper holder ( 140 ) is secured to the toilet paper stand shaft ( 102 ) with a screw.

7. The toilet paper stand and cleansing solution dispenser ( 100 ) according to claim 1 , wherein the toilet paper stand shaft ( 102 ) is a hollow cylindrical structure that is threaded at the lower shaft end ( 102 a ) and the upper shaft end ( 102 b ).

8. The toilet paper stand and cleansing solution dispenser ( 100 ) according to claim 1 , wherein the cleansing solution dispensing pump ( 150 ) is attached to the base ( 110 ) by a threaded securement means.

9. The toilet paper stand and cleansing solution dispenser ( 100 ) according to claim 1 , comprising a toilet paper stand head ( 202 ) connected at the upper shaft end ( 102 b ) of the toilet paper stand shaft ( 102 ) to house the dispenser ( 104 ), the plurality of motion sensors ( 204 ), and an on/off switch ( 203 ).

10. The toilet paper stand and cleansing solution dispenser ( 100 ) according to claim 1 , wherein the cleansing solution delivery tube ( 160 ) comprises a delivery tube first end ( 162 ) and a delivery tube second end ( 164 ).

11. The toilet paper stand and cleansing solution dispenser ( 100 ) according to claim 10 , wherein the delivery tube first end ( 162 ) terminates at the toilet paper stand base ( 110 ).

Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 63362346 · Apr 1, 2022
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