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TOTO Toilets Help Consumers Navigate the New Normal The COVID-19 global pandemic has brought an entirely new routine to people's daily lives. TOTO makes use of its technology to help consumers navigate this New Normal. Toto's culture is founded on the principle of Kaisen, or “perfection”. Their latest toilet, called the WELLNESS TOILET, uses the latest sensing technologies to promote consumer health. Water Sense Technology The EPA-approved, WaterSense labeled plumbing fixtures aid in conserving energy and water while delivering security and reliability. TOTO USA is one of the first companies worldwide to receive the WaterSense Label for its EcoPower flush valves and commercial flushometers. Our Aquia IV dual-flush toilet is a great example of a high-efficiency bathroom fixture. It only uses 1.28 Gallons per flush, which is lower than the 1.6 grams required to meet EPA standards for an elongated toilet. The Aquia IV features TOTO TORNADO FLUSH technology, which decreases the frequency of cleaning bowls and the need for additional flushes. Installing a showerhead with a low flow will cut down on the amount of water you need when washing or bathing. Our high-efficiency showerheads are WaterSense evaluated and have the most advanced technology to ensure top performance and ease of use. Limiting water usage is essential in a world that is constantly experiencing water shortages. TOTO's EcoPower technology, which is used in our Aquia IV toilet and our NEXUS one-piece toilet, helps reduce the amount of water we use by using only 1.28 Gallons per flush to eliminate waste. TOTO's elongated WCs are also EPA approved for high efficiency. The elongated toilets come with a round or elongated basin and an ADA-compliant 17-19 inches height. We also have an elongated toilet with a compact design that is ideal for small spaces and only uses 0.9 gallons per flush. TOTO's bidet wands are among the most popular in the market for office and home use. They're not only more cost-effective than toilet paper, but they also offer better cleaning and leave you feeling confident and refreshed. The NEXUS Bidet is made using our EWATER+ Technology, which is made by electrolyzing tap water into the form of a solution containing sodium chloride ions. This results in a powerful disinfectant which kills bacteria, virus and other pathogens while leaving your skin, as well as the environment, unharmed. ADA Compliant You may find the terms “ADA compliant” and “universal height” However, not all toilets with universal heights are ADA-compliant. The ADA standards set by the Americans with Disabilities Act are designed to be inclusive of people of all ages and abilities, including those with limited mobility or lower body strength. By incorporating these standards into their products, Toto ensures that their customers can get the bathroom experience they desire with the added benefit of ease of use. TOTO's ADA-compliant toilets are a one-piece construction that instantly beautifies bathrooms and offers a practical advantage in comparison to traditional two-piece designs. By eliminating the gap between the bowl and tank TOTO's one-piece designs facilitate cleaning by preventing the buildup of dirt and debris. TOTO's Eco UltraMax toilets also come with an efficient flushing system that is water-efficient. They are water-efficient and use 1.28 Gallons per flush (GPF) or less. Two-Piece or One-Piece Designs Many who have been to Japan have praised the ease and efficiency of the Toto toilets they used. Toto is a Japanese toilet brand with a single-piece design that integrates the bowl and tank. These toilets are simple to clean and can be placed in small spaces. They are also extremely durable and can last for a long time. The group Toto formed in the early 1970s, after members worked on sessions for a number of notable musicians. Keyboardist David Paich and drummers Steve Lukather and Jeff Porcaro as well as bassist Joseph Williams were all regular contributors to albums of Steely Dan [73 Seals and Crofts[74], Boz Scaggs[75], and Sonny and Cher. Some of the band members also have solo work. Vocalist Bobby Kimball released a album called From the Inside in 1978. guitarist Steve Lukather a second LP called Luke, and keyboardists David Paich and Joe Porcaro recorded an album with jazz pianist Miles Davis. In addition to their music, Toto has done a great deal of touring over the years. They released their anniversary album 40 Trips Around the Sun in February of this year, and embarked on a world tour to promote it. TOTO's Total Design principle includes taking into consideration the needs of people of all different ages. Universal Height toilets are available for those who have limited mobility. The WASHLET+ line of bidets has transformed the toilet experience from wiping to a flow of water. 토지노 커뮤니티 is a much better alternative to paper towels, and a lot of people are making the switch. Noise Reduction In the United States, bathrooms are usually located near bedrooms, which is why toilets that keep noise to a minimum are sought-after. And TOTO has found a way to achieve this with its Washlet, a bidet with an electric seat. By combining a rimless bowl that uses relatively only water with an impressive spray of warm air that cleans and dries skin, TOTO's toilets have been described as “magical.” While Japan is awed by its technological advancements however, it also has a deep appreciation for the humble toilet. Those qualities come together in the country's Toilet Museum which was established in 1999 and was created to make people think differently about their toilet habits. The museum makes use of an electric motorcycle powered by poop to demonstrate that TOTO products are both efficient and environmentally sustainable. The museum also displays TOTO's innovation history, from the first flush all the way to the aeration-based toilet that requires less water and reduces waste by 90 percent. There's also a room that features the company's Washlet which makes use of the power of water to cleanse 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 of famous artists like Steely Dan Seals and Crofts Boz Scaggs and Sonny and Cher. David Paich, the keyboardist, was a regular session musician for artists such as the Eagles, Larry Carlton and Quincy Jones. In the years following Toto's debut album, the group struggled to develop an appealing sound and went through several changes in its members. Eventually, Hungate left the band in 1980 to pursue his own career in Nashville. His departure was due to a lack of time for his family and a rising drug addiction. The band's success was dependent on Lukather and Steve Porcaro. Comfort The toilets of TOTO are designed with comfort in mind. They come with a variety of features that make your bathroom experience more enjoyable. They include heated seats, for instance they keep the user warm. They also have lids that are automatic that can be closed and opened for added convenience. They also have self-cleaning technology that keep the toilets tidy and fresh. It is important to be aware of the features you should be looking for when purchasing a TOTO Toilet. There are a variety of models available, and it is important to choose one that comes with all of the features that you need. You will need the model number and the SKU of the toilet to do this. This information is available on the packaging or in the online product description. Before forming Toto, members of the group did session work for various well-known musicians. David Paich, Steve Lukather and David Hungate, along with drummer Jeff Porcaro, were regular contributors to albums of Steely Dan and Seals and Crofts. They also contributed to Boz Scaggs and Sonny and Cher. In 1980, they joined forces with singer/songwriter Joseph Williams to form Toto. The band began touring extensively following the release of Toto IV. In 1985 the vocalist Fergie Frederiksen was dismissed because she reportedly had a hard time meshing with the rest of the band. Toto released Fahrenheit in 1986, the year that followed the recording of Fahrenheit. The album was a departure from the band's previous music, incorporating elements of jazz and gospel. The album didn't become a big hit in North America but it did well in Japan. In 1987, Toto continued their tour and performed at the Montreux Jazz Festival. During this time the bassist David Hungate quit the band to concentrate on his session work and music production career. He was replaced by guitarist/vocalist Steve Lukather.