But in the West the humble toilet is a curious exception ... think that the model is still more or less good enough. Not the Japanese. Electronic toilets are standard in homes and hotels ...

Homeowners can expect to spend between $800 and $1,000 for a WC from TOTO’s basic range. There are many simple designs ...

Confusing or compulsory, the bidet has long been a fixture in Europe—and is gaining in popularity in the United States too ...

I’ve been guilty of it myself, and chances are that someone is on the toilet reading this article right now ... living ...

Originating in Japan, these technologically advanced ... Convenience: Voice-demand technology can easily operate the toilet, such as when to flush or increase the air dryer temperature.

The sun may be setting earlier, but this personal popcorn maker and cult-fave perfume rollerball will keep life bright ✨.

A Zennovation like all things Japanese, these smart ... As the modern toilet get better at cleaning itself, applying the technology to power—Nawaz Sharif or Park Geun-hye or Lalu—would be ...

From a floating restroom to a john encased in two-way glass, these toilets take using the facilities to a whole new level.

Japan-based researchers won the Ig Nobel Prize ... The researchers said the technology is environmentally friendly because the dead spider is biodegradable, and the development is the first ...

The Toto Washlet toilet: at the press of a button, a jet of clean warm water sprays your nether regions; press another button ...