Toilets Seats, Anyone?

I can be pretty obsessive when it comes to certain things such as toilet appearance.  Every time I move to a new house, I have to change all the toilets seats if it is even slightly likely that someone other than my family has sat on them.  My hubby despairs of me :-(

However as a result of this wonderful obsession of mine, I have come across a range of toilets seats and would love to share them with you!  It is such a cheap and easy way to change the look of you bathroom without spending too much unless you go for on e of the premium ones.

Take a look around, there will be links on where to obtain all the ones I mention so you can get them all delivered directly to your home without the need to spend too much time hunting them down offline.

Toilet Seats come in all sizes and shapes, with a design to meet everyone's needs.  There are family toilet seats, padded toilet seats, heated toilet seats, toilet seat tattoos and so on.

They can be rubber, plastic, cloth or even just plain old disposable.

Thankfully, most toilets are a standard size so it is easy to find something that fits.

Well, I thought I would start here as I have little ones who love their rubber ducks.  It comes in various styles, a round one, an elongated one for a more oval shaped toilet.

There is also a cloth cover so you do not have to actually change the toilet seat, just cover it up.   You can also do this with a sticky toilet cover - the blue Tattoo Applique.  This one you can apply and remove at will if you are uncertain that you will want to keep it for the long term, you could just avail yourself of the range of Tattoos available and change them to suit your mood.

Do you love animals?

Well, there are toilet seats for you as well.  I particularly love the one with puppies on it.  Unfortunately, my little ones are slightly petrified of dogs so this toilet seat is not for my household.

Were you aware that somewhere in Texas, there is a Toilet Seat Museum?

It has been developed by an old man called Barney Smith.  Quite eccentric, I think!

Toilet Seat Museum

Not too long ago, I visited Japan where most of the toilet seats can be heated and you can get rinsed off right there and then.  My hubby just loved those toilets, I found them pretty refreshing as well.  

These are a bit more expensive than your regular toilet seats but well, worth the money.  Your family and guests will love you for this.  However, you may find that people spend a lot of time in there...

In the winter, having a heated seat is amazing.

Have a look at the article on CNN.  Do not do this at home!

I wonder if he was ever caught.

Quite funny really, unless you are the one on the receiving end of the joke.  Definitely one reason to avoid sitting down on the toilet seats in a public toilet!  I knew my obsessive ways would pay off some day!

There are many more toilet seats which I may well come back to on another occasion but to finish, I have to mention the Princess Toilet Seat.

In a house made primarily of females, this is just the one to have.