Review
The Motorcycle Toilet
This design of the good ol’ loo may expensively replace thin paper seat covers or those saran-wrapped seats that cycle through with a press of a button prior to excusing yourself. Because if these two technologies are not available, then why not utilize a motorcycle-inspired toilet designed by Nelson Ayala. And knowing that Design Engine’s Bart Brejcha was convulsing at the thought of such a design for “practical” use, I had to add this to our Product Reviews.
Precise Instructions on How To Use:
Plant your feet firmly on each side of toilet. Insert knees into the padded grooves of the contraption to support weight comfortably. Support your weight on the bottom half of your body and lean forward at a 45 degree angle. Rest elbows in a suitable position. Release.
So for all the women out there, this would be the answer to our public restroom usage as a much more comfortable and pleasing experience when engaging in the “Squat & Hover” maneuver (that we all just adore… especially after a night of drinking and loss of mobility control).
Tell us what you think of this hygiene-friendly design! (Comment form at the bottom of the page.)
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Review Written by: Justina Nguyen
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No need for the superfluous design; this is just a glorified vehicle for AC Slatering a toilet!
Interesting. Not very practical, though, if one is wearing pants…
HAHAHAHA!!
Good idea. My mom @89 climbs on top of bowl squatting to avoid germs. Do the knee pads have hygienic covering. Id be concerned some guy would spray the knee support .
I like it. I always thought there shoud be a way to stand and pee that was comfortable for more people. Get it out in the public toilets!
nice idea, but where do you put your pants while pooping?
many of you are right! Not sure where you’d put the pants….and hygiene is definitely in question when numerous hands will be placed on the dashboard of the toilet!!
Heck yeah this is exactly what I ndeeed.