The LiftaLoo – the world’s first single-point lift, drop-safe, offshore toilet – sets a new standard in welfare.

Saeed DiCaprio has shared a video of his experience at the airport, where a TSA agent questioned him about an item he was ...

That's where a great deal we found at Amazon comes in. The retail giant is selling a smart toilet seat and bidet that we think could offer you a welcome respite from your usual routine.

Without question, the creator of the elongated toilet seats deserves acknowledgment. Their benefit to comfort level is frequently overlooked and underappreciated. No matter if your usage is quick ...

Super Comfortable Seat - The padded raised toilet seat allows user sitting for a long time without discomfort. To release your hip and thigh, the soft seat cushion can allow toileting pleasant.

Jan. 3 (UPI) --Complaints about scratches on toilet seats manufactured by Japanese company Toto led the firm to issue an unusual instruction to consumers: don't wipe the seats with toilet paper.

has recently cautioned against using toilet paper to wipe their high-tech toilet seats. The company warns that this common practice can cause micro-scratches on the plastic resin material ...

But these cutting edge seats have an unlikely nemesis: toilet paper. Toto, a top Japanese toilet bowl maker, said last week that users should refrain from wiping their seats with toilet paper ...

There were some truly memorable spots throughout the match, but only one of those moments included a toilet seat. Yes, a toilet seat, and not only was it used on Jax, but then Naomi delivered a ...

Among the many innovations that have emerged, toilet seats are at the forefront, evolving from simple, functional items to high-tech marvels that promise to enhance hygiene, comfort, and even health.

As if boarding a flight with your baby weren’t stressful enough, there’s also all the baby gear to consider. From car seats and carriers to baby bottles and bibs, babies have a lot of things.

Open-front toilet seats — sometimes referred to as “U-shaped” or “split” seats — are almost exclusively affixed to toilets in publicly accessible bathrooms or commercial spaces.