Tae Sung Kang

US Patent:

6367707, Apr 9, 2002

Filed:

Feb 20, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/788022

Inventors:

Tae C. Kang - Glendale CA 91203

International Classification:

B05B 1214

US Classification:

239 26, 239 25, 239 24, 239447

Abstract:

The present invention is a bi-directional spout apparatus for attachment to the spout of a conventional faucet that allows for either the upward or downward discharge of water. The first bore receives water flow from the spout. The second bore extends from the central cavity to the bottom surface. Water flows from the spout into the first bore and into the central cavity where it can be diverted into either the second bore or the third bore. A sliding regulator member can be used within the central cavity to regulate water flow.

US Patent:

7496974, Mar 3, 2009

Filed:

Sep 26, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/861982

Inventors:

Tae Cho Kang - Buena Park CA, US

International Classification:

E03D 1/22

US Classification:

4342, 4301

Abstract:

A height adjusting water saving urinal adapted to be connected to a flush toilet system, includes a bowl, a top opening, a bottom opening, a bottom drain opening, an extendable urinal, a connecting device and a seat that is provided on the top opening so that a female user can sit on the seat. The bowl has a basin, a top portion, and a bottom portion. The top opening is provided at the top portion of the bowl. The bottom drain opening is provided at the bottom portion of the bowl. The extendable urinal drain pipe extends from the bottom drain opening. The connecting device, provided at an end of the extendable urinal drain pipe, is for connecting the urinal to the flush toilet system. The extendable urinal drain pipe shares the main drain pipe of the flush toilet.

US Patent:

20020148035, Oct 17, 2002

Filed:

Apr 16, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/835771

Inventors:

Tae Kang - Glendale CA, US

International Classification:

E03D009/04

US Classification:

004/213000

Abstract:

An odor removing toilet seat system includes a toilet seat with an airflow chamber. The airflow chamber has a plurality of apertures. The blower assembly is connected to the airflow chamber by an intake tube. The blower assembly withdraws air from the airflow chamber. The withdrawal of air from the airflow chamber creates a vacuum within the airflow chamber. The vacuum draws exterior air from a toilet bowl into the airflow chamber. The plurality of apertures travel from the airflow chamber to the exterior air in the toilet bowl. The exterior air is drawn from the toilet bowl through the plurality of apertures and into the airflow chamber.