Instructions on operating a japanese toilet

Steamhead (in transit)

are all over Japan. And they work. And the companies that make them are kind enough to print the instructions in English. What's not to like?

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Michael P. Bourque

Instructions on operating a Japanese toielt

This is a photo that was taken of the user instruction guide for a public toilet in Japan.



Crazy!!!

Jack

Toto

Having used those toilets in Japan, and being in the process of remodeling the master bath I have purchased a Toto Washlet 300 toilet seat with pretty much all the bells and whistles. I don't know, maybe it will make me whistle. Utterly decadent, but we'll see how it goes...or we'll see how I go on it I did hold the line and did not get the top of the line unit which automatically raises the toilet seat when you stand before it. I will only go so far, after all!

don_205

Jack

To keep peace in the house I would have paid extra for the raise toilet seat option.

After all,when mom happy...................

Jack

Nah,

that was to wierd even for me. When the toilet starts saluting the plumber you can start getting assorted complexes. I figured none of them would be good.

On the other hand, since I shave my head, it will be nice to get a warm wash and blow dry on the other end!

Chris S

washlet

I put one in for a customer last year. He had seen it in Japan while traveling. The wife reports that he uses it all the time & loves it. She doesn't care for the wash & dry feature, just the self closing part.
Enjoy!

Rich Kontny_3

Probaly Installed

Around fifteen Washlets. Most often it was for elderly people who had medical conditions. They are a quality unit