Cushy Tushy Too

Abstract

A cover with a hole in the center which is in in shape of the seat in which it is to be used on. An oval, a round and commercial cover with an appropriate opening to suit the use. The thickness of said cover varies due to materials used to make said seat cover. This is to provide comfort and sanitary conditions for travel and home use.

Description

This toilet seat cover is made of one flat layer of paper on top with one corrugated layer connected with an adhesive between to protect the user from any contaminants left by previous users. This toilet seat cover is useable on any type toilet seat on the market today.

Toilet seat covers have been around for number of years. Such seat covers generally are of a single sheet of flat paper the size suitable for use on everyday toilet seats. Toilet seat covers as here to fore provided minimal protection, made of very light weight paper so as to easily flush without danger of clogging the drain, but possessing the inherent drawback of being readily displaced from desired position covering the toilet seat before the user could assume a seated position. It is obvious, of course, the primary purpose and function of the toilet seat cover was defeated.

With this invention that problem will be a thing of the past. The toilet seat cover is folded to provide a compact package with the folds including a center fold extending from front to rear of the cover and a fold in both sides to form a compact item to unfold when need be for use.

When the toilet seat cover is taken out of the pouch, one will unfold the cover, place the cover on the toilet seat in the correct position for the seat. Easy to use and comfort for everyone.

Simply open pouch (FIG. 4) take the toilet seat cover out, unfold it, place end A on rear of the toilet seat, place side B on the right side of toilet seat as you are facing the seat. Place side C on the front of toilet seat and place D on the left side of the toilet seat. People may also use this invention at home for guests if need be, or when you visit friends or family's homes.

FIG. 1: an example of an oval toilet seat

FIG. 2: an example of a commercial toilet seat

FIG. 3: an example of a round toilet seat

FIG. 4: an illustration of a travel pocket/pouch

FIG. 5: an illustration of the side view for the paper design

FIG. 6: an illustration of the box for multiple toilet seat cover pouches

	PRIORITY	PUBLICATION
NUMBER	DATE	DATE	ASSIGNEE
U.S. Pat. No. 3,851,341A	1973 Nov. 19	1974 Dec. 3	H. Aoyama
U.S. Pat. No. 1,440,773A	1922 Jul. 15	1923 Jan. 2	C. J. Dykstra
US20120216342A1	2011 Feb. 25	2014 Feb. 25	Van Vaniakin
U.S. Pat. No. 3,316,560A	1963 Dec. 2	1967 May 2	J. B. Montaldo

Claims

1. Toilet Seat Cover Comprising: a flat top paper in the form of a toilet seata corrugated bottom layer of paper for absorption in use with said toilet seat covera suitable size of said toilet seat cover to fit any toilet seat on the marketa foldable and portable in pouch designed to fit said toilet seat cover