Review on Centoco 200BK 🚽 Plastic Closed Front Toilet Seat by Trey Harvey

Trash. Arrived with a huge scratch and an uneven cut edge. After wiping it down with a cloth to remove the toothpaste splatters, I understand the huge scratch - the plastic is absurdly soft and scratches very easily. The unevenly cut edge is probably because it fell off at some point during production. The plastic is certainly soft enough that in a fall one of the edges flattens out when landing on it. Probably the only way to hold it up without looking dirty is to scratch the whole thing to make it look matte. People sometimes do that with plastic eyeglass frames, so instead of throwing it out right now, I'm going to try this brand new toilet seat. I think a sponge and some Ajax should help. If all goes well I will update the review and let you know. Otherwise, assume I threw it in the trash and went to the local King Penny to buy a new toilet seat for about $15, just like the last two toilet seats I bought. They aren't very expensive so I don't know why Revain has higher prices and bad products. I thought it would be higher quality since it costs a little more. I'm glad I didn't spend more than $40 on some of the other toilet seats offered here.