The argument about leaving the toilet seat up has been around since the inception of the toilet seat itself. It is as much an argument about respect, consideration and social grace as it is an argument about hygiene. The Bottoms Up producers of automatic toilet seats recognizes that this is a petty concern and provides a solution through technology. The advent of the automatic toilet seat now allows people to sidestep this argument and preserve social graces. Representing the company’s first foray into the home improvement market, the Bottoms Up Automatic toilet seat represents the company’s claim to strive of the highest quality products that consumers can proudly display in their homes.
The Bottoms Up automatic toilet seat is a revolutionary innovation in terms of increasing hygienic bathroom practice. The Bottoms Up seat uses an infrared sensor to detect movement towards the toilet and the user’s “intention”. The seat’s cover automatically lifts and contact with the potentially pathogen carrying seat is minimized. This also good for home use but is especially useful in public toilets due to the higher human traffic and wide range of users that public toilets get.
The automatic toilet seat is totally automatic and battery powered so the potential danger of malfunctioning electrical connections is circumvented. The downside of this is that batteries need to be replaced regularly but this is a small price to pay in order to ensure safety and reduce apprehension regarding the use of the toilet seat. It is also very easy to install. The design is made to replace old automatic toilet seats with the use of two bolts where the old one was installed. The use of micro-motors and current battery technology allow the toilet seat to remain unobtrusive and unimposing. This eliminates the apprehension that comes with using new technology in a place that requires comfort and familiarity.
The Bottoms Up automatic toilet seats are currently limited in production. To address the surging demand for the limited product, the Bottoms Up marketing is currently using reservations and email updates to prioritize orders. This way the costumers are given fair prioritization and are informed of the best dates and times for shipping and receiving their automatic toilet seat orders. The current price has not been set as of this today, however, estimates range from 400-450 dollars.
The Bottoms Up automatic toilet seat is the sum total of using various contemporary technology in an innovative way to address the need for a more hygienic bathroom experience.