What are the pros and cons of self lowering Kohlers or american standard toilet seats
Pros and cons of self lowering seats.
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None. We have them on our Toto toilets in our summer home.
The Toto seats run $95.00. Haven't replaced them here. |
The one problem is you get so used to them so when you use a toilet without them you let the seat go thinking they'll lower gracefully, and BAM!
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This is just too much information
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I am going to add to too much information. Some of us sometimes, are in a rush and don't have time to raise the lid to SIT on. |
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Forget about self lowering seats. How about self raising ones?
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I am looking for an app for my iPhone that will raise and lower the seat when I am not at home.
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:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl: You ain't right. |
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I thought the post was a joke when I first saw it, but then realized it wasn't; seriously, self lowering toilet seats? Wow, I've led a sheltered life; what effort and time does it take to raise and lower a seat? Virtually no effort at all and maybe, MAYBE, two seconds? :ohdear:
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But if one member of the household doesn't see the need to lower the seat and the other one gets up in the middle of the night. WHAM! Sitting on a toilet without a seat is just so hard to do. Too much like in being in Peru.
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There's a saying - "Happy wife, happy life"; I learned long ago no matter what bathroom I use, the seat goes down once I finish. :)
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