Toshiba developes Eco-Friendly Toilet

Nov 9 2007, 12:00pm CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Toshiba introduces with the SCS-S510, a eco-friendly bidet-style toilet in Japan.

Japan is in love with high-tech toilets like the MP3 player toilet we reported about in 2005.

The new Toshiba apparently saves energy by heating water when needed. Also the shape of the lid is designed to keep the seat warm.
The new Toshiba high-tech toilet saves 55% power compared to toilets with the same functionality. Here is a tip, if energy saving is important for you, get a normal toilet.
More details on Tech-On.

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