Below are tips for families who want to upgrade their toilet and bathroom spaces:
Avoid using dark and thick tiles
The bathroom should be elegantly colored, helping to relax the spirit. Imagine after a day's work, you soak in a bathtub, if the surrounding space is dark, you will feel bored, like adding a burden.
Another point is that with dark colors, you will find it difficult to recognize dirt streaks to clean up in time.
Floating sinks will be difficult to clean
Float sinks create a luxurious feeling when first installed, but after the fifth cleaning of the week, you may start to feel uncomfortable. They occupy a lot of table surface area and are difficult to clean around.
Independent bathtubs need to be large enough
Like a sink placed on a table, cleaning around an independent bathtub can become difficult and time-consuming. Not only that, it must also be large and deep enough for you to soak your entire body - otherwise you will have to endure a cold soaking experience. Furthermore, make sure the hot water bottle can contain enough hot water to fill the bathtub.
Convenient power outlet
A power outlet next to the sink used to be enough to use a hair dryer, but with an electric toothbrush, towel heater, toilet and all other modern electrical equipment in the bathroom, just one power outlet is no longer enough.
It is easy to plan ahead during the renovation and installation of an electrical outlet behind the toilet so you can use the toilet later. You should also pay attention to hiding the electrical outlets behind the devices to maintain aesthetics for the space.
Plan and place power outlets in drawers or cabinets containing small devices such as hair dryers, shavers and electric toothbrushes so they can be plugged in or charged while still being easy to use.
Investing in toilets
Many families believe that toilets are just a minimal means of transportation, not thinking about protecting health, especially women's health. With toilets, you should buy designs with the "Cleaning for women" mode. This mode uses a wide stream of water, embracing the curves of the woman's body and a gentle, comfortable water temperature to thoroughly clean the private area.
You should also pay attention to buying toilets with curved nozzle designs. High-end brands all have this design, for example Aquatiz has designed all of its toilets with curved nozzles. Unlike traditional straight nozzles, Aquatiz's curved design helps nozzles stay away from drainage, avoid direct contact with waste and prevent waste from contacting sensitive areas.
