This archive report was first published on 20 December 2019.
December 20, 2019, marked the unveiling of a concept for a unique toilet design, the 'StandardToilet', which has sparked both interest and ridicule on social media.
The innovative design features a sloping upper surface at a 13-degree-angle, requiring users to lean forward when seated.
According to its designer, Mohair Gill, the 'StandardToilet' could save businesses billions in wasted hours, with extended employee breaks estimated to cost the UK industry and commerce £4 billion annually.
Medical studies have suggested that traditional WC use can cause swollen haemorrhoids and weakening of pelvic muscles, further emphasizing the need for a more efficient design.
However, the unique toilet has been met with heavy mockery on social media, with users joking about its potential impact on social media usage and even suggesting it could be a solution to reduce President Trump's tweeting.
While the 'StandardToilet' may not be a feasible solution for everyone, it highlights the ongoing quest for innovative designs that prioritize both functionality and efficiency.
