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Entdecken Sie individuelle Einblicke in die Produktwelt von TOTO und das Leben und Arbeiten in einem japanischen Konzern.

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Bath & Wellness

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31/05/2023

What is WASHLET®, anyway?

Maybe you’ve asked yourself: What is WASHLET® exactly? Put simply: It’s a shower toilet, a toilet with a bidet feature, or you may have heard it referred to as “the Japanese toilet”. But it’s much more than just that. Why? Keep reading to learn more.

Hygiene & Sustainability

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12/06/2023

The touch-free guest bathroom

You’re finally ready and your place looks lovely. You’ve set the table, polished the glasses, prepared the meal, opened the wine, poured water in carafes. Once all this is done, the final thing to check before everyone arrives is the guest bathroom. Is it clean? Are there enough hand towels? What about toilet paper? Everything should be especially clean and hygienic to ensure that everyone feels comfortable and would be happy to return.

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Anecdotes & Interesting Facts

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14/06/2023

Japan, omotenashi and WASHLET®

The standards of hygiene in Japan are especially high – and these come from the country’s strong distinctive culture of bathing and cleanliness. But this isn’t the only reason. Omotenashi, another essential part of Japanese culture, is just as important.

Tips & Service

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18/07/2023

Interview with someone who knows the drill

The bathroom is renovated on average once or twice in a lifetime. Thus, the decisions for the design and functionality of the bathroom are more long-term than those for the configuration of a new car. Heike Schnepel from the bathroom designer HEKÖ in Voerde, knows what is important in bathroom renovation.

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Bath & Wellness

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31.05.2023

Maybe you’ve asked yourself: What is WASHLET® exactly? Put simply: It’s a shower toilet, a toilet with a bidet feature, or you may have heard it referred to as “the Japanese toilet”. But it’s much more than just that. Why? Keep reading to learn more.

OMOTENASHI_japanische_Gastfreundschaft_pexels.jpg

Anecdotes & Interesting Facts

|

14.06.2023

The standards of hygiene in Japan are especially high – and these come from the country’s strong distinctive culture of bathing and cleanliness. But this isn’t the only reason. Omotenashi, another essential part of Japanese culture, is just as important.

TOTO_BAD22_M17.jpg

Hygiene & Sustainability

|

12.06.2023

You’re finally ready and your place looks lovely. You’ve set the table, polished the glasses, prepared the meal, opened the wine, poured water in carafes. Once all this is done, the final thing to check before everyone arrives is the guest bathroom. Is it clean? Are there enough hand towels? What about toilet paper? Everything should be especially clean and hygienic to ensure that everyone feels comfortable and would be happy to return.

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