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- Name: Rallix
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Wednesday, December 29, 2004
Hey but that was my business idea!
Binu has been to Japan. Hence Binu knows.
Traditional Japanese toilets are a lot like traditional Indian toilets
But,
" Just as many foreigners had finally mastered the traditional Japanese "squatter" with no seat, they are being confused anew by the latest generation of Japanese toilets -- super-high-tech sit-down models with a control panel that looks like the cockpit of a plane...
...The toilets basically look like a standard American model, except for the control pad, which sometimes comes with a digital clock to tell you how long you have been in the bathroom. Some of the buttons control the temperature of the water squirted onto your backside. The bottom-washer function, combined with the bottom blow-dryer, is designed to do away with the need for toilet tissue. Other buttons automatically open and close the lid; the button for men lifts lid and seat; the button for women lifts the lid only. Some toilets even have a hand-held remote control: a clicker for the loo."
My favourite of course:
"The noisemaker button that makes a flushing sound to mask any noise you might be making in the john"
Click here for the complete article.
The most amazing part, of course, is something that very closely resembles my long standing business idea -
"They have expanded that market with the Travel Washlet, a portable hand-held bottom washer. Going on a trip where they might not have top-of-the-line toilets? No problem: Just fill your "Travel Washlet" with warm water at home. Then after nature calls on the road, unfold the little squirt-nozzle and wash your behind just like at home. "
Check out washlet for more information!
- posted by Rallix @ 4:11 AM
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Hi Rallix,
that was the most hilarious post i have read in while:-)..followed all the links...hey this toto thing is amazing..maybe now my mom might consent to visiting me in the US if i get her the toto;-)
happy new year...i also emailed you
kichu
that was the most hilarious post i have read in while:-)..followed all the links...hey this toto thing is amazing..maybe now my mom might consent to visiting me in the US if i get her the toto;-)
happy new year...i also emailed you
kichu
# posted by 
: Thu Dec 30, 12:28:00 PM
: Thu Dec 30, 12:28:00 PM
Hey Ralli,
Happy new year!!!
the publix meeting at the tapcave rocked.
by hilarious in your previous post i meant the concept itself;-)
but indeed you have reedemed yourself in the next two posts. very interesting info.
kichu
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Happy new year!!!
the publix meeting at the tapcave rocked.
by hilarious in your previous post i meant the concept itself;-)
but indeed you have reedemed yourself in the next two posts. very interesting info.
kichu
# posted by : Wed Jan 05, 09:12:00 PM
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