The iconic fuzzy toilet seat cover is likely an extension of the 20th century obsession with carpets and matching textiles.

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 are also some purely aesthetic reasons to replace them — maybe you have one of the old wooden toilet seats and you want ...

The first story was viewed by 31% of our regular readers. (The Mainichi) Don't wipe toilet seats with bathroom paper, Japanese maker Toto advises FUKUOKA -- Though cleaning toilet seats with ...

Is Japanese manufacturing in the toilet? Absolutely not — though it might be the first place to look to understand how the country’s firms are changing. One of the most surprising stories in ...

Bemis, a leading manufacturer of quality, innovative bathroom products, today announced the launch of its Universal Fit™ toilet seat. New to the indus ...

But for most of us, public toilets are actually a bit scary. If you squirm at the thought of creepy germs lurking on toilet seats and faucet handles, you probably spend as little time as possible ...

It is created by Japanese toilet manufacturer Toto. Its features include an automatic raising lid, a heated seat and a remote controlled bidet. Produced by Rob Ludacer. Original Reporting by Tim ...

Japan at the 2025 SheBelieves Cup. Because every match of the tournament is a double-header, ticket holders will get seats for both games – USA vs. Japan and Colombia vs. Australia – in San Diego.

However, the amount of viruses that adhered to the walls and the underside of the toilet seat was very small ... no need to be overly nervous because Japanese toilets are basically well managed ...

A cat named Miracle in Japan survived for a month in an abandoned flat, relying on toilet water and leftover scraps. Discovered in critical condition, it was rescued and is now under the care of ...

Is Japanese manufacturing in the toilet? Absolutely not – though it might be the first place to look to understand how the country’s firms are changing. One of the most surprising stories in ...