Every boat MUST have one of these!

Absolutely, and I am very pleased with mine which is powered by a bank of cabin roof mounted solar panels,although it is a bit inconvenient only to be able to do the washing during the daytime when I am sailing.

At night there is an inexplicable inadequacy of electrical power.
 
Not sure SWMBO would take to the idea.
How can I persuade her that a little Japanese girl with an electric bucket is a useful addition???
(Not that I want the bucket, mind...)
 
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Hmm. Last time I was in Japan, the hotel toilet had a remote control operated in-toilet bidet. The mind was duly boggled.
 
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Sounds like a good idea. Mind you the German version would have to have compulsory colonic irrigation. Cold water only.

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Perhaps not. It will, however, close the toilet lid when you separate.
 
The last time I was in Japan the toilet had a set of pe-programmed sequences for different situations... I will leave the diagrams to your imagination, but when the warm air fan started to blow I realised what a "road to damascus" moment was.
 
QUOTE (same wonderful site): Although not all person forget to pour water after using a toilet, washing a hand tends to forget.
If a lever is turned and water is poured, since water will come out from the water tap which is at hand, those who have forgotten to wash a hand will also wash this toilet.
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Follow this link The same company also make an "detergent zero washing machine" which looks very high tech but whether it actually gets clothes clean or not is anybody's guess.
 
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