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link? The only "self-cleaning" toilets I see are over-engineered garbage that only help with cycling through toilet tank tablets.

• jaggederest 4y ago
  https://www.lowes.com/pl/Self-cleaning--Toilets-Toilets-toilet-seats-Bathroom/4294737213?refinement=4294728589 https://www.lowes.com/pl/Self-cleaning--Toilets-Toilets-toil...
  • prawn 4y ago
    The product pages are blocked for me, presumably because I'm outside the USA, so I can't see how they work. Are these self-cleaning with scrubbers or with some sort of flushing product? If the latter, does it reliably remove all marks? Self-cleaning to me is something more than just periodically flushing suds or using a spray. The seat still requires cleaning, etc.
    • chrisco255 4y ago
      I have no idea about those toilets, but I highly recommend getting a pressure-assist added to your toilet: https://www.flushmate.com/ https://www.flushmate.com/. I had one in a commercial retail unit I used to rent, and it rarely ever needed deep cleaning.
      • prawn 4y ago
        Smart idea, being able to retrofit existing cisterns. I don't think it'd prevent having to wipe the seat down both sides plus whatever else. Blows my mind that we don't have radially symmetric bowls and S-bend equivalents that can clean automatically, plus the outside. I have no idea how my kids get piss around the outside of the bowl, but somehow they do.