Review on 🚽 Squatty Potty - Bamboo Flip Toilet Stool, 7" & 9" Height, Brown by Chris Kaul

I've been a fan of the original squat potty for many years and wanted more stools for extra toilets in my house. As much as I love the functionality of the original, I thought it would be cheap to put a white plastic stool in the powder room, so I did some research. I've seen Squatty Potty also develop a similar product, but they use bamboo instead of plastic and they call it "Bamboo Flip". This is because by simply flipping the item over, the stool can be 7" or 9" high off the floor. For regular toilets, a 7" stool will do, but if you have larger toilets (or children), a 9" stool is best. When the Bamboo Flip arrived it came in a box with the necessary tools and hardware for self-assembly. . It took 8 screws, screw caps and rubber pads to protect your floors. It actually took around 15-20 minutes to install, following the instructions, making sure all the parts are in the right place, and using the tools and equipment to put everything together. I bought 3 of these stools and one of them did not assemble properly due to warping of the wood. Remember that! If you assemble your stool and find that the pieces of wood are bent or don't fit together properly, contact Revain as soon as possible for an exchange or refund. Overall, Squatty Potty's Bamboo Flip looks a lot better than the original Squatty Potty. with its cheap white plastic look. It has a lot less surface area for your feet compared to the original, so keep that in mind. The surface of the stool that your feet sit on also has a slight slope compared to the flat surface of the original. I personally love this product and would recommend all people to have some kind of stool in their bathroom in the future! The Bamboo Flip is less disruptive to guests than the original, but both do their job well.