End the blame-game for leaving the toilet seat up and use the Seatswing Hands-Free Toilet Seat. This amazing device lifts and lowers without your hands. That’s right – a simple tap with your knee and this toilet seat moves with precision. The unique design of the Seatswing uses the force of a single tap to lift and lower. Coming in all white, the Seatswing is compatible with all types of toilets. In addition, is uses high-quality Duroplast. This material is known in the toilet seat industry for its durability and strength. Easy to operate, both men and women can use the Seatswing with confidence. And, best of all, you don’t have to worry about touching the seat again. Additionally, the construction of the Seatswing makes it easy to clean. Installation is also a breeze and takes just minutes.
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One consideration... If you try Indiegogo, don't count with me. It is a den of thieves. I do not back any project there. About your project, I don't like too much the idea of a universal sit. For you, the maker, is great. But in some of your pictures, it doesn't fit very well (like the sit bigger that toilet above this lines). It is notorious, and I would be more comfortable buying sits for all my toilets if you guarantee an elongated sit for elongated toilets. If not, I would need to test first with a sample (single item), and you probably would lose the momentum of the sale. On the other hand, producing 4 models. Might not be the best idea. I think that you would need some investigation to cover not all the toilet shapes available, but just the most used by people with enough money to spend in that kind of amenities (for me, the elongated).
In other words, I think is wrong the usage of the universal sit because you try to cover more clients with different toilets that the majority of clients with a certain model (like the elongated). At the end of the day, the minority of clients with award toilets will never be your clients because is the kind of toilets that buy people not interested in upgrading the toilet.
At the end of the day you might be hurting your own product trying to make it universal, instead of tailored for an specific shape. One more thing. Creators don't fully understand the sin of using Stretch Goals. For me, when you say that a feature will be a stretch goal, I think... well, this might be something indispensable, so I better try to get it for sure somewhere else. Finally, you had some feedback. Don't come again with a project that only you love, but no one tried to destroy it with critics. Sorry, I'm the annoying supebacker, but eventually you'll get more and better ideas from me than the others.
reach the stretch (so also not the financial capability), we will regime you. Gr Maarten
5. You can count it in terms of cycles. The springs should last over 100.000 cycles (opening&closing). Given you would use it 10 times per day * 350 days, you would use it 3500 times/per year. If you would use it 30 years you would reach over 100.000 cycles after which it could not work as effective as before. This is longer than most other modern house appliances.
6. We are in close contact with Dutch manufacturers of toilet seats. As you can imagine we have not yet decided to place an order with them. However, if Seatswing gets produced, we will use the best quality material. Seatswing is made from Duroplast plastic which is considered to keep its color over a long period of time. It is used by the best toilet seat brands.
7. That's an easy one. Yes, it is :)
1. I want this product for using in a rent apartment. Usually clients are nice people, but some times they try to steal anything they can. If I create a metallic box below the toilet to prevent untighten the handles, is it easy to remove Seatswing from the top? 2. As I understand, Seatswing completely replaces the actual plastic seat and plastic cover, like one piece assembled. My actual seat is soft closing. If it falls from the vertical position, it'll close slowly to prevent a loud annoying clapping sound. Is Seatswing soft closing in both parts, the plastic seat, and the plastic cover too? Or is it an add-on between the seat and the toilet? 3. The size of my plastic seat is 46cm by 36cm, like the forth shape of your examples from left to right. Will Seatswing work for me? Best regards!