The smart toilet cover usually features an operational panel with corresponding buttons, including but not limited to power, drying, massage, cleaning, seat deheating, water temperature heating, and stop functions, each accompanied by a corresponding indicator light. Users simply select the desired function during toilet use.
Generally, after using the toilet, we have the option to choose washing or bidet for women. The nozzle will then start spraying water from a fixed position. This operation can be repeated, and users can even choose to adjust the nozzle position for a massaging effect.
Additionally, the hip wash function is also available for use after toilet use. Here's a handy tip: if you experience daily difficulty with bowel movements, you can also activate the hip wash function before defecation to provide partial moisturization and massage, which can effectively aid in promoting bowel movements.
Regardless of the type of washing effect selected, users can press the warm air dry button to initiate the drying process.
Apart from washing and drying, the seat temperature can be adjusted to different levels ranging from 35 to 45 degrees, according to personal preference. The water temperature can also be heated and adjusted to various settings. Users have the option to choose from three water temperature levels. During the spraying process, the nozzle can be moved and adjusted to ensure optimal cleaning position.
Misconceptions in the use of smart toilets:
Washing after using the toilet: Most people utilize the bidet function after toilet use, assuming it only serves a cleaning purpose. However, it's worth noting that the warm water flushing function can also be used before defecation to relax the perianal muscles, effectively treating and preventing constipation and hemorrhoids.
To achieve a more satisfying experience with smart toilet covers, it is recommended to rinse with warm water from all directions after sitting on the toilet, then proceed with relaxed defecation, followed by another rinse for thorough cleaning.
Drying speed is too slow; it is better to wipe dry: While nearly all smart toilet covers incorporate a warm air drying function to remove residual water after cleaning, it is important to note that under normal circumstances, typical toilets can only eliminate 60% of the water after a 3-minute drying cycle. Some models with double air ducts may achieve 90% water removal within the same timeframe. Nevertheless, many find this speed too slow and prefer to use toilet paper directly.
In practice, after washing with water, users can gently press a paper towel against the surface to remove larger water droplets before employing the warm air drying function. Typically, 20 to 30 seconds of warm air drying is sufficient. This method ensures a cleaner and more comfortable experience.
Suggestions for using a smart toilet cover:
1.Pay attention to electrical safety: As smart toilet covers require electricity, there is a risk of electric leakage and shock. Although current models have waterproof features, it is still advisable to refrain from excessively wetting the smart cover. Additionally, remember to unplug the toilet cover when going on business trips or extended travels. Furthermore, ensure that the power socket near the toilet is waterproof.
2.Cleaning the cover nozzle: Most smart toilet cover nozzles on the market utilize stainless steel sleeved plastic tubes, and some feature detachable nano-plastic nozzles that require regular cleaning despite having a self-cleaning function. After removing the cleaning nozzle, use a soft toilet paper, towel, or small brush dipped in a neutral cleaning solution to gently wipe the nozzle. Pay attention to cleaning the surrounding areas of the nozzle, as splashed urine can accumulate on the sides. It is recommended to clean the nozzle daily for hygiene purposes, while a monthly cleaning frequency is ideal.
3.Availability of power sockets near the toilet: Smart toilet covers require a power supply, but not all toilets have easily accessible power sockets
