Enhanced Pressure Relief with Standard Non-Slip Capability Review

But even after boastful instruction, a few problems will not arise. Screws too short. After 20 minutes of failure, a trip to the hardware store was necessary. Even after purchasing the right accessories, the seat still wobbles a bit. This is a "quiet slow close" but you have to lower the seat halfway. b4 it is completely closed. Too much trouble uninstalling, repackaging and finding another brand so I kept it. Feels like I could get years off of it, b4 it tears or wears out.

I just replaced the original toilet seat on my Toto toilet because it was discolored. It must have been a manufacturer issue because even the lid had a yellow cast. I did it myself and had no problems. It feels just as comfortable and stable as the original, but better where it attaches to the toilet. The old seat had a large cover that covered both screws. It has separate screw covers that make cleaning easier. I recommend this product.

Okay, so this isn't the most romantic thing you can do to update that part of your life that's an everyday thing. But if you do, the lid's "slow close" feature is actually a lot cooler than you might think. You can bypass this if needed, but why? The assembly is quick and the seat is very secure. I had old nylon bolts and nuts that kept coming loose and were difficult to tighten. Not with this design; the bolts are made of metal, have a slot for a screwdriver at the top and are therefore easy…

If you have a toddler who is almost or fully trained, YOU NEED this! My child is fully potty trained by the age of a year and a half and I can't count the number of times during those months I've had to clean the potty or wipe and clean the seat ring that was taking up space in our bathroom. Always emptying the contents of the potty and wiping it down with sanitizer almost every time my child left was exhausting. My sister mentioned to me that they made toilet seats with built in toddler seats…

Made of plastic and not very strong. Strongly curved when sitting, folds easily when you press the lid. The lid itself can be moved easily even when it is closed - the hinge is made entirely of plastic and is not stable. The slow closing mechanism is VERY slow and makes a lot of clicking and popping noises when lowering. It also offers too much opening resistance, especially with a thin and light seat. The fittings are metal and rust is a problem in the bathroom. Look elsewhere!

I bought this to replace a plastic screw toilet seat that had been broken for a while. There is so much you can move before replacing the seat and I wish I had done it sooner when this seat is installed. The seat itself is comfortable and easy to clean, but what I like best is the slow closing and the metal screws that hold this seat in place. It may seem small and unimportant, but take this from someone who has dealt with loud seat banging and seat shifting in the middle of the night. This is…

My original review was written too hastily after installation. This seat is perfect, perfect for the toilet, and any difference in the dimensions of the inner opening of the seat has no practical meaning. Since it wasn't presented as one of the "easy to install" places, it wasn't fair to even mention the installation being easy enough. Of course, due to my advanced age and arthritic hands, it only took me 7 or 8 minutes. Now that it's installed and running, I can also say that the automatic…