Centoco 200BK 🚽 Plastic Closed Front Toilet Seat Review

We bought one of these seats many years ago and this time I used the same link from my order list to buy it. The product is not exactly the same, although it has the same dimensions. It's actually more stable than before, and if the old one had a "soft close" feature, this doesn't. But in a battle between a soft-closing trash seat or a better seat without one, I prefer that scenario. Only complaint is the caps covering the attachment point on the toilet keep popping out (don't know why) but the

I've looked at the options and while the Kohler looked the best I had a hard time, $79 to spend on a toilet seat. That's the problem with vintage black toilets — white seats are inexpensive and anything painted a different color is just ridiculous. I had a wooden seat (with a black border) but it was so hard it was really uncomfortable - the other toilet in the house has a plastic seat so I specifically looked for a black plastic one. Now for the details - the box was pretty shabby but there is

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…