TOTO Toilets Help Consumers Navigate the New Normal
The COVID-19 global pandemic brought an unpredictability to people's daily lives. TOTO uses its technology to aid consumers in navigating this New Normal.
Toto's culture is based on the principle of Kaisen which means "perfection". Their latest toilet, called the WELLNESSTOILET, is equipped with cutting-edge technology to help customers achieve well-being.
Water Sense Technology
EPA-approved, WaterSense labeled plumbing fixtures aid in conserving energy and water and provide security and reliability. 메이저사이트 is proud to be among the first companies to receive the WaterSense label for our EcoPower flush valves as well as commercial flushometer toilets.
Our Aquia IV dual-flush toilet is a great example of a high-efficiency bathroom fixture. It consumes just 1.28 Gallons of water per flush. This is less than 1.6 Gallons needed to be in compliance with EPA standards. The Aquia IV also features TOTO TORNADO FLUSH technology that reduces bowl cleaning frequency and the need for additional flushes, further decreasing its environmental footprint.
Installing a showerhead with a low flow will reduce the amount of water you need for bathing or washing. Our high-efficiency Showerheads are WaterSense Rated and have the latest technology to ensure superior performance.
Limiting water consumption is vital in a world that is constantly experiencing water shortages. TOTO's EcoPower technology, which is used in our Aquia IV toilet as well as our NEXUS one-piece toilet can help reduce the amount of water we use by using only 1.28 gallons of water per flush to eliminate waste.
TOTO's elongated WCs are EPA approved for high efficiency. The elongated toilets have a round or elongated basin and an ADA-compliant 17-19 inch height. We also have an elongated, compact toilet that is ideal for small spaces and only uses 0.9 gallons per flush.
TOTO's bidets are among the most popular in the industry for both home and commercial use. They're not just a cheap alternative to toilet paper but they're also more effective, as they offer a complete body cleanse that leaves you feeling refreshed and confident. The NEXUS bidet is equipped with our EWATER+ technology, which is created by electrolyzing ordinary tap water to create a solution of sodium chloride ions and hypochlorous acid. This produces a powerful disinfectant that kills bacteria, viruses and other pathogens while leaving your skin and the environment unharmed.
ADA Compliant
When you are looking for an ADA compliant integrated toilet and bidet+ unit, you may come across terminology like "universal height" and "ADA compliant." While there is a connection between the two, it's important to be aware that not all universal height toilets are ADA compliant, and vice versa.
The ADA standards, as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act, are designed to accommodate people of all ages and abilities. This includes those with mobility issues and lower body strength. Toto incorporates these standards into their products to ensure that their customers have the bathroom experience they prefer with ease of use.
TOTO's ADA compliant toilets feature one-piece designs that instantly enhance the look of your bathroom, while also providing a practical advantage over traditional two-piece models. The one-piece designs of TOTO simplify cleaning by removing the gap between bowl and tank. TOTO also features the highest-efficiency flushing system in their Eco UltraMax toilets. These toilets are water efficient and require less than 1.28 gallons of water per flush.
One-Piece or Two-Piece Design
Many who have traveled to Japan have praised the efficiency and comfort of the Toto toilets they have used when they are there. Toto toilets are Japanese brands that feature an all-in-one design that combines the tank and bowl. They are easy to clean and can fit into small spaces. They are also extremely robust and can last for a long time.
Toto was formed in the early 70s by musicians who had performed session work for a variety of famous musicians. Keyboardist David Paich, drummers Steve Lukather and Jeff Porcaro, and bassist Joseph Williams all had been regular contributors to albums by Steely Dan,[73] Seals and Crofts Boz Scaggs,[75], and Sonny and Cher among others.
Some of the band members have done solo work as well. In 1978, Bobby Kimball released an album entitled From the Inside. Steve Lukather released a second album entitled Luke. David Paich and Joe Porcaro also recorded an album featuring jazz pianist Miles Davis.
Toto as well as their music, has been doing numerous tours over the years. In February 2018 they released their 40 Trips Around The Sun anniversary album and then embarked on an international tour to promote the album.
The central element of TOTO's Total Design principle is taking into account the needs of everyone of all abilities and ages. They offer a variety of Universal Height toilets and sinks that are easy for anyone to reach, even those with limited mobility. The WASHLET+ line of bidets has changed the experience of using the toilet from wiping to a flow of water. Many people are switching to this more efficient option.
Noise Reduction
In the United States bathrooms are often located near bedrooms. Therefore toilets that are quiet are well-liked. And TOTO has found a way to achieve that with its Washlet, an electronic bidet seat. Combining a rimless, round bowl that consumes less water, and powerful sprays of warm air that cleans and dries the skin, TOTO's toilets have been described as "magical."
The humble toilet is also highly valued in Japan, which is an extremely proud country with a love for its technological advancements. The Toilet Museum in Japan, which was established in 1998, blends these qualities to encourage people to rethink their bathroom habits. A toilet motorbike powered by poop, and other humorous exhibits are meant to highlight the message of the museum that TOTO products are not just efficient but also eco-friendly.
The museum also showcases the history of TOTO's innovation, from the first flush to the aeration system that reduces waste up to 90 percent and uses less water than traditional toilets. The museum also showcases the company's Washlet that uses a stream of water to wash and dry the user while masking embarrassing toilet sounds with singing birds.
Before beginning to form Toto members, such as bassist David Hungate and drummer Jeff Porcaro played on albums by famous artists like Steely Dan Seals and Crofts Boz Scaggs and Sonny and Cher. Keyboardist David Paich was a regular on sessions for artists like the Eagles, Larry Carlton, and Quincy Jones.
In the years following Toto's debut album, the band was struggling to make a name for themselves and endured a series of changes in members. In the end, Hungate left the band in 1980 to pursue a solo career in Nashville. The reason he left the band was due to a lack time for his family, and a growing addiction problem. The band's success was contingent on Lukather and Steve Porcaro.
Comfort
The toilets of TOTO are designed with convenience in mind. This means they come with various features that make using the bathroom more enjoyable. For example, they have heated seats that help keep the user warm. To make things easier they also have automatic lids which open and close. They also have self-cleaning systems which keep the toilets clean and fresh.
When you are looking for a TOTO toilet, it is important to know what you should look for. There are many different models available, and it is important to find one that has all the features you need. To find this, you need to know the model number and SKU of the toilet. This information is available on the packaging or in the online description of the product.
Before the formation of Toto, members of the band did session work for various popular musicians. Keyboardist David Paich, guitarist Steve Lukather and bassist David Hungate and drummer Jeff Porcaro had been regular contributors to albums by Steely Dan, Seals and Crofts, Boz Scaggs, and Sonny and Cher. In 1980, they teamed up with singer/songwriter Joseph Williams to form Toto.
The band began their extensive tour after the release Toto IV. In 1985, Fergie Frederiksen's vocalist was dismissed because he was reportedly having a difficult time mixing with the other members. Toto released Fahrenheit in 1986, a year after recording Fahrenheit.
The album was an alteration from the previous songs of the band, incorporating elements of gospel and jazz. It was not an overnight success in North America, but did well in Japan. In 1987, Toto played the Montreux Jazz Festival and continued to tour. In the same year, bassist David Hungate left the band to focus on his session and production career. He was replaced by vocalist/guitarist Steve Lukather.