It is said that the design of Japanese toilets is very humanized. What is worth learning?

The design of Japanese toilets is very user-friendly, which reduces many common sanitary and odor problems in toilets. Clean and tidy, no smell, and careful design, which we can learn from.

The first is meticulous cleanliness. As we all know, the cleanliness of the bathroom largely determines the user's view of the bathroom, and a clean and tidy environment is undoubtedly a big plus. Japanese public toilets have undoubtedly done this. The popularity of toilets has also brought a problem, which is not very hygienic. Therefore, in the daily cleaning work, the cleaning of the cushion is also a top priority.

In addition, it can also be equipped with efficient volatile disinfectant, which can quickly destroy bacteria and viruses by rubbing paper on it, or it can be washed off directly after use.

In addition, the provision of auxiliary facilities is also very important. Besides being used as a toilet, the bathroom is often used as a dressing room. Therefore, the facilities such as sink, cosmetic mirror, toilet paper and dryer will undoubtedly make this service more satisfactory.

Furthermore, we must pay attention to the choice of bath equipment when designing the bathroom. According to different lifestyles, places, ages and habits, the choice of bathing methods is also different. We usually choose to take a bath standing up or taking a bath in the bathtub, but for older people, neither of them is convenient. So we can choose to sit in the bathtub and install an alarm nearby to provide safer and more comfortable services for the elderly.

The design of details is always more touching, even in the bathroom.