Mobile Toilet for Home Urination

Products and designs related to mobile toilets for home urination mainly involve fixed urinals and home mobile toilets, with no overall design specifically for mobile toilets targeting home urination currently available. Here is a detailed introduction:

Fixed Urinals: Designed specifically for men, they are usually installed on the walls of bathrooms and are used in some households. Their materials are mostly inorganic materials such as clay, fired at high temperatures, making them durable and easy to clean. Based on structure, they can be divided into flush-type and siphon-type. The flush-type uses the force of water flow to discharge waste, while the siphon-type forms negative pressure through siphon action to suck away waste, with the siphon-type generally being quieter. Based on usage, they can be divided into push-button, sensor-activated, lidded, standing, wall-mounted, toilet-seat-type, and mobile types. The push-button type requires manual pressing of the flush button; the sensor-activated type automatically flushes water through infrared sensing, which is convenient and hygienic; the lidded type reduces odor emission; the standing and wall-mounted types save space, with the wall-mounted type being easier to clean the floor; the toilet-seat-type combines the functions of a toilet seat and a urinal; and the mobile type can be flexibly moved. Installation methods include bowl-type, floor-standing, and wall-mounted. The bowl-type is generally placed directly on the ground, the floor-standing type is more stable, and the wall-mounted type is installed on the wall, occupying no floor space. Flush volumes are divided into regular and water-saving types. Modern water-saving products can have a flush volume as low as 0.5 liters per use or be waterless designs, effectively saving water resources.

Home Mobile Toilets: There are products suitable for the elderly, pregnant women, etc., such as mobile toilets for the elderly, indoor commode chairs for pregnant women, odor-proof bedpans, bedroom commodes, portable commodes, and bedside spittoons. These products can be placed beside the bed, allowing users to use the toilet nearby, especially suitable for those with mobility issues. However, currently, these home mobile toilets do not explicitly mention special designs for urination, mostly being in commode form, but they can also meet the urination needs of men, and some products have odor-proof functions to improve the usage environment.