Toilet bowl (reverse trap bowl)

Claim 1

A toilet bowl of the reverse trap type formed essentially by joining two pieces of vitreous china, said bowl having a flanged raceway along its upper edge having a plurality of small swirl openings distributed along the periphery of the raceway and pointed toward the well of the bowl, a single jet passageway for said bowl, said single jet passageway being located at the front of the bowl and extending downwardly from the raceway to the well located at the center of tHe bowl, an up-leg passageway extending upwardly from the well of the bowl in a direction toward the rear of the bowl, said jet passageway providing the only jetstream of the bowl, said jetstream up-leg passageway, a down-leg passageway substantially parallel to the up-leg passageway and separated from the up-leg passageway by a wall providing a weir to fix the normal upper water level in the bowl, and a horizontal passageway extending from the down-leg passageway, in a direction toward the rear of the bowl, to the discharge opening directed downwardly through the bottom of the bowl, said jet passageway substantially defining the front structural wall of the bowl while the down-leg passageway substantially defines the rear structural wall of the bowl so that the front and rear walls of the bowl are at substantially equal and opposite angles.