5 Reasons To Upgrade To A Smart Toilet.

You probably already use dozens of "smart devices" every day. Your phone is also a computer. Your car is connected to your phone.

Your car and phone are connected to the thermostat in your home, so you can adjust the temperature anytime, anywhere. Your garage door opener knows your schedule, and your camera system can be conveniently linked back to your smartphone so you can see your cat at work.

The sole mission of the smart device revolution is to make everyday tasks easier and more streamlined. Smart toilets are no exception.

Even if you never thought you'd need a toilet with a speaker, there are dozens of other reasons to upgrade to a smart toilet. Here are some of the most notable:

Smart toilet flushing doesn't require you to flush. It's an attractive feature for everyone -- especially those who hate touching the toilet stem. You ask how the smart toilet does it? Simple - with sensors.

Today's smart toilets are equipped with sensors that activate the flush mechanism. When you leave the toilet, it senses your physical distance and automatically flushes. Alternatively, you can wave your hand in front of the toilet to flush the toilet.

While it's an interesting technical feature, it's also practical. If you live with someone who always forgets to flush the toilet, this will prevent you from falling victim to any of their nasty surprises. It's also a great way to reduce the spread of germs and keep your toilets clean and hygienic.

Almost everyone has experienced a toilet overflow at least once in their life, and everyone knows it's  a bad news. Fortunately, smart toilets have solved this problem.

Since many brands of smart toilets use sensors to detect when the toilet is clogged, they prevent you from flushing to prevent a blockage. This in turn prevents spills, prevents "nausea," and can go a long way to helping keep your bathroom floor from a troublesome mess.

 

Not only can smart devices make your life easier, they can also help you reduce your carbon footprint and reduce the amount of resources you use. Specifically, smart toilets excel in saving water and electricity. First, the smart toilet senses how much water you need to flush the toilet. In their smaller flushes, they only use about 0.6 gallons per flush. When you compare this to a standard toilet without smart flush technology (about 1.6 gallons per flush), it's clear how much water you can save each year.

While smart toilets do use electricity, their impact is minimal. Most have a built-in "eco mode" that reduces power usage and keeps them green and eco-friendly.

 

There are many ways to upgrade your bathroom. You can invest in bidets, heated toilet seats, trendy night lights, or toilets with slow-closing lids. Alternatively, you can get a smart toilet and put all of this (and more) in one package. Here are some features built into most smart toilets on the market today:

Sure, we all want to live like Kanye, but is it really possible? In some areas, the answer is yes. Even if you can't ride a blacked-out G Wagon, you can upgrade to a smart toilet that will make your bathroom feel like something out of a crib. Smart toilets, no matter which make and model you buy, are modern, stylish, luxurious and exciting to use.

The ideal way to upgrade an aging old bathroom or take your smart home to the next level, a good smart toilet can go a long way to improving the feel of your bathroom and your entire house.