Everybody poops, so Arizona State University decided they needed to invent a "transgenerational toilet” or as I like to call it, the BoomerXer Super Loo. The toilet won in the “breaking rules” category, or as I like to call it, the “breaking wind” category.
The “Go With the Flo” toilet, or as I like to call it, the Roller Two Holer, functions like a squat toilet.
It’s friggin’ yoga while you eliminate. Ok, I’m done here, will somebody come wipe me? Remind me to tell you about the time I tried to use a squat toilet in Paris with a bum knee.
What's Driving This Trend
- Transgenerational Toilets
- Innovative new style of bathroom fixtures catering to all ages. Opportunity for companies to create more inclusive and accessible public spaces.
- Squat Toilets
- Increasing popularity of squat toilets and their health benefits in public restrooms. Opportunity for manufacturers to create user-friendly and hygienic squat toilets for public use.
- Breaking Rules Category
- Manufacturers developing new disruptive innovations in bathroom fixtures. Opportunity for businesses to create unique and unconventional bathroom experiences to gain a competitive edge.
Who This Affects Most
- Bathroom Fixtures
- Growing demand for accessible and user-friendly public restrooms. Opportunity for companies to innovate and create unique and convenient bathroom fixtures.
- Public Spaces
- The need for more inclusive and accessible public restrooms in buildings and public spaces. Opportunity for builders and architects to create more accessible and convenient facilities.
- Travel and Tourism
- Innovation in bathroom fixtures and facilities for travelers, especially in countries where squat toilets are common. Opportunity for hotel and tourism industries to create a unique and remarkable bathroom experience for their customers.
