💩 Squatty Potty Curve Lightweight Toilet Stool: Sleek, Modern Design, Black, 7-inch Review

I had a good month before I decided to write a review and I never write reviews. To be honest it changed my job in the bathroom. I have chronic irritable bowel syndrome and this chair, even if I lift my boobs a little, seems to change the way I run my business. I don't have to exert myself, dry less, and my bouts of IBS diarrhea have gone down by 80%. It definitely gets it all, so I'm very glad I bought it. Definitely a must have for your poopy dooty ;)

I have both Original and Curve. Didn't know I ordered a Curve when I was looking to add another SP to my second bathroom (original has been in a bathroom for a few years). This Curve model is terrible. Poor ability to place feet comfortably compared to the original. Much thinner than the original, probably half as much plastic as the original. I assume they released this model to save on material costs - and it costs the same as the original. Cheating IMO

We recently upgraded the toilets to ADA compliant and although I'm big for girls, ours was Main toilet it's high for me too - and certainly for our youngest. So we have it. I don't know how it differs from our other Target bought, I mean we went gray and the other one we had is just white but it seems bigger and wider which makes it a bit uncomfortable for me , Infant. There doesn't seem to be a problem so, eh. Overall it doesn't seem to be of the same quality as our other stool and has some…

It matches the description and is a good quality product, on par with the first squat pot I bought, the 9th inches tall and white. I bought this because I wanted a different color and also thought that since it's lower and has a slightly more curved shape, it could be better hidden when not in use (which it is). When it arrived I tried it but just couldn't get used to the lower height and ended up going back to my original 9" white squat pot. I'm 6ft tall and for me the 7" design doesn't seem…

First of all, I'm addressing people with a carrot IQ. THIS IS NOT SUITABLE FOR TRAINING YOUR CHILD. IT'S SQUATTY POTTY, NOT 'get up and break your potty'. I bought it because I've thought about it for many years. From a medical and anatomical point of view, it made a lot of sense. The doctor I worked with had quite a long conversation after we laughed to tears watching the commercial. But unfortunately I couldn't imagine spending that much for a weird stool that you can't even stand on. As…