John Thain, Toilet Coinnoisseur
Mentioned in the Huffington Post, amongst other places, is a fun fact about John (good name!) Thain, the former CEO of Merrill Lynch.
Mr. Thain apparently felt that the decor needed to be top notch Read More…
If your bathroom is a bit small and have limited room for your toilet, this may well be the perfect solution for you. Introducing…the Patriot corner toilet from Eljer. Read More…
From HowCast.com and Home Depot, here is a good video on replacing a toilet:
San Francisco based artist Clark Sorensen has added a new entry to the canon of toilet art – his exhibit of urinals called “Natures’s Call” is showcasing urinals that are shaped like… flowers. Read More…
UPI reports that yet another portable toilet was set ablaze, making this the 18th attack on Porta-potties in 18 months.
This makes us toilet-lovers ask: who would commit such a fiendish act? Read More…
Two-Sized Rings, One Toilet Seat
The anatomy of an adult and a child are different enough to warrant the use of a toilet that can be changed in size. The folks who makes Kohler toilets have the solution – the Quiet-Close toilet seat, an adult can not only use the toilet comfortably, but also a child. Read More…
Mac The Antique Plumber certainly carries some interesting old-fashioned plumbing fixtures. Take the porcelain pillbox toilet, for instance. Read More…
Have you though about different ways to be able to save money? With the economy in the state that it is in, finding new and improved ways to help save money is important. That is why you need to consider looking at things around your home and find ways of improving them.
One of the first steps that we did in our home is purchasing a dual flush toilet conversion kit Read More…
Talk about an interesting mission statement: “Re-invent the definition of contemporary bath decor with the classic and industrial look of stainless steel… “ Neo-Metro was inspired by reports of a residence that installed stainless steel prison toilets. Strange beginnings indeed… Read More…
Here’s a problem I can relate to – going on a long drive, or being stuck in traffic, and needing to “use a facility”. Well, once again, Japanese innovation comes to the rescue. Japan’s Kaneko Sangyo Co. just announced its portable toilet which is small enough for a car and even provides privacy!
The kit, which will fit in a suitcase, comes with a cardboard toilet bowl that needs to be assembled and lined with a water-absorbent sheet. The toilet is set up on the back seat, has a curtain for privacy and traps the waste in a plastic bag that is then tightly sealed. Read More…