In households in which men and women live together, using the toilet can become a problem, especially for women. But to solve this problem Jan Ctvrtnik decided to end the battle of the bathroom with a functional design, simple, original and very practical. I’m pretty sure that womens will love this product, and will want to buy it right away. The bad part is that at the moment this is just a conceptual model. What do you think ? Is this a clever idea or not ? – Via Monkeyzen
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Maja says: not clever.
Usually, I only lurk around blogs, but this post made me have to say something. Great job bro! 
RAHUL JANI says: i simply love the creativity…..use of anthrometrics is done very good over here…
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reed says: I agree that original thought is great but have to concede as a male who does most of the cleaning in my house (and I say this without trying to be a Marta) it does take it more of an effort to clean. Keep trying and good luck in the future.
michelle says: you can always tell when men design something. They (like a lot of
architects) never consider consulting with the people who are going to use
the product before they manufacture. And since they mostly do not clean
anything, ease of cleaning is never a consideration. We need women in
environmental design. I purchased the best toliet seat I have ever had.
the whole cover comes off for a more thorough cleaning for the cover and the
bowl. Now it is a breeze to clean the bolt area!
Cayetana says: Not clever at all. Men still are going to leave their part dirty anyways and we women will end up cleaning it anyways. More to clean for us plus the fact that the build up
will be just disgusting and the smell from the men’s seat even worst.
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Debbie says: Always love original thinking. However, it just seems like more to have to clean.
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Sarah says: I agree. In terms of cleaning and added germ build-up, this isn’t smart at all.
Also, I’d say the big problem most women have is men leaving the seat up.
This might just encourage that problem…
Alex says: In therms of “who is going to clean this?” it is not clever 
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