Remove the old seat. This is easy. There are 2 screws holding the seat in place usually hidden by caps at the seat hinges. Flip up the caps (you might need to use a flat-blade screwdriver) and unscrew ...

Now, a train conductor from London Northwestern Railway has revealed their tips on how to find the best seat onboard – without spending extra cash ... particularly with large groups, as they ...

Spirit Airlines is introducing extra legroom seats with 32-inch pitch, available for purchase this month and rolling out on most flights by July 2025. The updated Go Comfy fare will include extra ...

In Greater Noida, Ashu Nagar, a 20-year-old, suffered severe burns after a toilet seat exploded in his house. The incident occurred when he pressed the flush button. The family suspects methane ...

The best bidets turn bathroom trips into a luxury experience with upgraded features like warm water cleaning, heated seats, and hot air drying that is superior to toilet paper alone. As a a ...

However, we strongly recommend measuring your toilet seat plus the surrounding ... Nozzle Bidet Attachment, that have large adapters which require an extra few inches of space to fit properly ...

Here's why you should not wipe your toilet seat with toilet paper. A Japanese toilet maker has issued a public service announcement (PSA), advising users to refrain from wiping their seats with ...

There were some truly memorable spots throughout the match, but only one of those moments included a toilet seat. Yes, a toilet seat, and not only was it used on Jax, but then Naomi delivered a ...

Among the many innovations that have emerged, toilet seats are at the forefront, evolving from simple, functional items to high-tech marvels that promise to enhance hygiene, comfort, and even health.

I’ve been uncomfortable ever since I learned (via TechCrunch) about this toilet seat with a camera that takes pictures of your poop. Courtesy of an Austin-based health startup, Throne ...

Open-front toilet seats — sometimes referred to as “U-shaped” or “split” seats — are almost exclusively affixed to toilets in publicly accessible bathrooms or commercial spaces.