This invention relates to a shifting apparatus, and more particularly to a paper shifting apparatus designed to automatically replace a continuous toilet-seat covering paper on toilet seats.
The development of modern toilet fixtures constitutes one of the most remarkable improvements in the living conditions of human beings. Unfortunately, so far as the inventor knows, no steps have been taken to improve the sanitary conditions of toilet seats. Today the only sanitation precautions available are the cleaning operations performed by the users with toilet paper and manually applied cleansers. In order to solve this sanitary problem, a paper toilet-seat covering is developed for personal use. However, as the known paper toilet-seat cover is normally prepared in a roll and placed at a location close to a toilet, to use it, a user has to draw a piece of the paper therefrom and spread it on the toilet seat. This known paper toilet-seat cover is rather inconvenient and often causes stoppage of the toilet bowl after the used paper toilet-seat cover has been dropped into the toilet bowl.