Oct 29 2006
Johnny Light - for night-time accidents!
Unique Johnny-Light⢠toilet seat floods the bowl with soft, green light when the lid is lifted, preventing nighttime accidents. Helpful for potty-training children, and a great reminder to lower the seat when finished. Uses 2 AAA batteries (included). Plastic. Fits standard toilets.
Don’t you just love modern technology! 
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You could even post scripture on the toilet to read when you walk in, like…
Mark 7:20″ He went on: “What comes out of a man is what makes him ‘unclean.’
(NIV)
I guess you could then refer to your bathroom as “The John according to Gospel”.
Or the “Gospel according to THE John”.
MAJOR FLAW: Apparently you have to lift the seat. According to the married ladies who’ve commented about such things…………..
you should hear about the toilets in japan. i’m told they have buttons- a seat warmer, a bidet, a “noise-maker,” and many other great features. all at the press of a button. even flushing is done by pushing a button. amazing. unless you don’t know what a bidet is until you press the fun button that looks like a fountain. (so my friends tell me. i’ve never been to japan. matt blair actually told me the story.)
Joe, I saw that model at the Home Show here. A little sprayer (fountain) automatically rotates out to do its work, and then there was a warm air fan that was activated after that. The idea (so I was told) was that these devices help to reduce the need for paper products (saving trees). And how much would it cost to repair these devices if they start to malfunction? Also, this all-in-one unit reduces the physical space required for a separate toilet and an individual bidet. I forget the price, but it was considerably higher than a regular one.
I don’t get it. Why would you need a light in the loo, when all you have to do is switch on the usual ceiling light????