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Based on personal experience, I highly recommend investing in a full smart toilet for an enhanced bathroom experience. When renovating my home, I opted for a full smart toilet in the master bathroom and a regular one in the guest bathroom to balance budget and functionality.

Smart toilets differ from regular toilets in their built-in components, such as water tanks, pumps, heating elements, and multifunctional cleaning systems. While regular toilets only provide basic flushing and odor control, full smart toilets offer advanced features like bidet wash (including feminine and posterior wash), warm air drying, sterilization, remote control, heated seat, automatic lid operation, auto flush, and night lights. Light smart toilets, which lack core washing and drying functions, are a more affordable alternative but miss key benefits.

The key advantages of full smart toilets include:

• Bidet wash function: Provides thorough cleaning with adjustable water streams (e.g., wide column, spiral, columnar, and fan-shaped), ideal for women and individuals with hemorrhoids, offering a hygienic alternative to toilet paper.



• Heated seat: Eliminates the discomfort of cold seats in winter, providing warmth and comfort, especially beneficial for those with conditions like cold legs or during women’s special periods.
• Automated features: Includes auto lid opening/closing and flushing, reducing manual effort and preventing forgotten flushes, which improves hygiene in small or poorly ventilated bathrooms.

I strongly advise choosing a full smart toilet if budget and space allow, as it significantly enhances comfort and hygiene. Light smart toilets are a cost-effective option but lack essential functions. Concerns about hygiene are addressed through antibacterial materials, self-cleaning mechanisms, UV sterilization, foam shields, and replaceable nozzles, ensuring safety and cleanliness.