Toilet seats can be tricky to shop for, but Bemis has managed to change the toilet seat game. Here's why you might want a ...

The seat comes in elongated and round shapes and various ... If those are also disqualifiers for you, a wooden toilet seat is probably the way to go. The Angel Shield seat is our pick for the ...

Before you commit, though, you’ll want to check the style of toilet seat you have (round or elongated) and whether your bathroom is equipped with the proper plumbing and outlet access.

Here are the main factors you should consider: Shape: The main two toilet bowl types are round and elongated, and you'll want to match the seat to your existing bowl type for a secure fit.

Considering a bidet for your toilet ... American Standard bidet seat because it’s easy to install and does not require electricity. It’s designed to fit most elongated toilets and its basic ...

He said: "Wood toilet seats, though used less often now, need to be changed most often. The finish can wear off over time and break more easily due to water damage. Cheaper plastic seats can ...

As Wirecutter’s deals editor, it’s my job to be picky about prices. Far too often, Prime Day deals just don’t cut it. In fact ...

But for most of us, public toilets are actually a bit scary. If you squirm at the thought of creepy germs lurking on toilet seats and faucet handles, you probably spend as little time as possible ...

The curved, elongated metal front of the base rests flush against the back of the vehicle seat and is intended to reduce secondary (or rebound) motion in the case of an accident. (For more ...

Sean Richardson, Director and Plumber at Complete Plumbing, highlighted that the lifespan of toilet seats varies based on their material, with an expectancy of five to 10 years. He explained: "Wood ...