To be honest, The AutoClose does look like the intelligent toilet thought of and developed by the team at Skjern Technical College in Denmark. This time coming from the house of Pressalit, AutoClose is expected to bring an end to the age old debate between sexes when it comes to using the bathroom — should the seat be up or down?

Believe it or not but the AutoClose comes equipped with a sensor whose job is to keep the toilet cover open when a user is present. The sensor works on infrared technology and it functions regardless of the amount of light in the room. Once you leave the toilet, the toilet cover closes automatically. In other words, you don’t have to worry about putting the seat down; the toilet can achieve that on its own. Just in case, you want to keep the toilet open for a longer duration, simply open the cover and step out of the sensor’s reach.

The design is very sleek along minimalist line. The AutoClose toilet becomes a good option because it reduces airborne germs from the toilet as well as ends on reason of debate between the sexes.

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The best way to judge a household is to check out the toilet. As underhand as it may sound, most of you would agree that the concept does make sense. And that’s precisely why we are game any time to bring classy new toilets to you that will add a zing to your home decor which none of your guests can miss. We can take the name Toto in the same breath, right! After all, the brand has given us some real innovative toilets already.

And their most recent offering is the brainchild of artist Waza Miyabi, which was also exhibited at the Kitchen/Bath Industry Show 2009. The design is simplistic with patterns inspired from sho-chiku-bai, words that stand for ‘pine-bamboo-plum’ in Japanese.

Surprise! Each toilet is hand painted by a Japanese artist, so you can be assured of owning a unique one of your own. The Miyabi toilets give an artistic expression to the four seasons. The plum tree design with silver branches and lovely flowers symbolize spring. On the other hand, the golden plum and bamboo motif in gold stands for the summer (no wonder, it is priced at $12,000). The remaining three designs come for $10,000 each.

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Neighbors disclose that these communal facilities are inviting drug users and prostitutes. Five of these cost-effective German-made structures are all set to undergo auction at eBay with a starting bid of $89,000 each, which undoubtedly is a constipated sum. Another nine days left to ink this neat deal.

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Pictured above is a realistic toilet that was featured under “Cool Inventions” in National Geographic Kids Magazine under the title ‘Souped Up John.’ These pimped out toilet would surely be an ultimate value addition in the geeks’ bathroom. Fr your information, the designer wasn’t constipated while pulling ideas into this into this john but was vouching a possibility that allows toy to stay in the company of your gadgets while attending nature’s troublesome call. It features a TV, TiVo, DVD, XBox, laptop, refrigerator and of course the standard toilet paper holder.

Did I tell you it also flaunts iPod docking station? For having a comfortable stay here, you would be offered with few exercise pedals at your front. The presence of megaphone there is supposedly to cater tour other sundry requirements that are mistakenly missed.

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Engulfed with blue lights and a play trick of open-and-close button, it is not only difficult but also impossible to accept that it is a toilet seat. Even if you make yourself understand the reality, you can’t afford to use it to attend nature’s call over it. You may give a second thought before actually relieving yourself by excreting bodily waste. Let me now demystify the mystery of Kohler hi-tech fountain toilet.

For eco-enthusiasts, the 1.28 gallon per flush system stands there saving water and dehydrating sewer crocodiles. Folks, you need to be a patient as these elite accessories would hit the market only in June. This is an opportunity to have a firsthand understanding with Ayn Rand’s work devoid of resorting to defecating in the fiction aisle at Barnes and Noble.

Well, this functional masterpiece is retailed at just $3,800.

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I have often seen bathroom singers attending nature’s call by putting others in trouble via their painful singing. Now doing away with that exercise is the idea of bringing home an exotic and musical toilet seat that produces soothing music. Called the Regio from Inax, it is utterly silent with the only exception of music that too only when the seat lifts. The music is contributed by Jazz pianist Yoshiko Kishino. This tank less lavatory is a blend of water and air power assuring noiseless, water-saving flush.

It is driven by an apparatus that releases germ butchery ions and an enlightened toilet bowl with an extra wide seat assuring comfort. It is available at a price of ¥462,000 (dazzling white) or ¥556,500 (dignified black). It would be a perfect accessory for a toilet-shaped house.
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