Saturday, 14 June 2014

Toilet Seat Covers And Decorations

By Darren Hartley


A question that is not of great urgency is whether toilet seat covers need to be left down or up when not in use. The preference of the English seems to gear towards leaving them down while the Americans prefer to leave them up.

One opinion on the matter says toilet seat covers should be left down just like a refrigerator that is never left open when not in use. There are employers who leave a sign near the toilet that says 'keep my mouth shut please!,' indicating that the toilet seat should be left down.

Flushing the toilet with the toilet seat covers up results in ten times the number of bacteria being spread around the immediate area. This is according to a study. Based on this argument, leaving the lid now becomes a matter of sanitation and no longer a matter of preference.

Decorative toilet seats express the true personality of a homeowner in a way he may not have even thought of. Toilet seats made of plastic or wood can enhance the bathroom decor anywhere from a luxurious feel to a whimsical one.

There are two major options for decorative toilet seats. These are the auto close or the soft close toilet seats. An infrared sensor is provided with the auto close toilet seats. This sensor automatically closes once the user is out of its reach. The soft close toilet seat, on the other hand, does not slam when shut. Instead, by giving it a gentle push, it slowly closes on its own.

The variations to decorative toilet seats are limitless. There are sports toilet seats, floral toilet seats, diamond toilet seats, leaf-shaped toilet seats and more. Basic toilet seats can even be transformed to decorative ones with its simple trimming with colourful ribbons. The creation of decorative toilet seats can only be limited by the imagination of their potential users.




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