Device for exhausting foul air from a toilet

Baths – closets – sinks – and spittoons – Ventilation – Electric-motor pump

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4216, E03D 904, A47K 1310

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052533719

ABSTRACT:
A device for exhausting foul air from a toilet of the type having a bowl with a rim, bolt caps for mounting the bowl to a floor, a seat with a hinged cover and a tank with a flush handle and tank lid placed adjacent a wall is provided. The device consists of an intake hose extending from the rear portion of the rim of the bowl below the seat and hinged cover, bottom of the tank and through the wall, an exhaust hose extending upwardly within the wall and a mechanism coupled between the intake hose and the exhaust hose within the wall, for driving a current of air therethrough, so that the foul air within the bowl will be exhausted into the wall.

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