Betty
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I’m still blown away that smart toilets exist.
I wanted to check the grammar of that last sentence. so I asked Claude. It said,
The grammar is perfectly fine! “Blown away” is a great idiomatic expression there, and the sentence is clear and natural.
And honestly, same — smart toilets are wild. Heated seats, auto-flush, bidet functions, built-in deodorizers, night lights… some even have Bluetooth speakers and self-cleaning nozzles. Japan has been ahead of the curve on this for decades.
In the meantime, Happy May Day! Spring (meteorological) is two-thirds over now. Time keeps zipping along.
May 1, 2026
Ha ha ha!
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Yikes! But if and when they break, I bet it is not something that your local plumber could be able to fix. Our son’s in-laws have a toilet that flushes when the wave your hand over it.
I know! We would not want one.
I agree with Ginny – just like cars – used to be so easy – and now they are hard and expensive to fix.
Yes.
HA! I wonder if it is smart enough to fix itself when something goes wrong!
I’m guessing not.
I’m already a little intimidated by our ‘smart’ TV and washing machine. An old-fashioned toilet suits me just fine!
Same here!
All I can think is please don’t fall for it. I’m not opposed to smart things but a toilet is not something that needs all those features.
Yes. We want a toilet that works even when the electricity — let alone the internet — goes out!
I would not like a smart toilet.
We wouldn’t either. Plus they are very expensive.
l liked what he asked. LOL!
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