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One Stool, Two HeightsAdjust the height of this Squatty Potty wooden toilet stool to match your needs or your toilet size. Choose your setting (7" or 9") when you assemble the stool with our included, easy instructions. Done pooping? Tuck it under the curve of your toilet base when not in use, slide it out when you need it. |
Nature’s Call, the Natural WaySquatty Potty bathroom stools for adults help reposition your body for a more complete elimination. When you squat, you go the way nature intended by unkinking your colon. Our bamboo toilet stool offers the warm look of real wood to match any home bathroom décor. |
Studying the SquatDesigned with a gentle sloping surface (to place your heels higher than your toes), this toilet stool provides the extra lift to reposition your body in a squat to make it easier to poop. We’ve even given you a raised ridge on the adjustable foot platform as an anti-slip surface to rest your feet. |
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The Way Our Bodies Were Designed to “Go”
Human bodies perform more efficiently if we squat when we poop, which will unkink your colon. Our toilet stools support your legs at the proper angle, which creates a squat (legs at the proper angle: 35°) while you sit comfortably on the toilet seat.
Simply sit, lift your feet onto the stool then go poop. Your colon will be open, allowing you to eliminate completely. For different body sizes or toilet types, adjust the stool height.
- Reposition your body from 90° to 35° to naturally loosen your puborectalis muscle
- Can reduce time on the toilet
- Easily eliminate the strain
- Weight: 3.09 lbs
- Dimensions: 16.9"W × 7.9"D × 9.6"H
Reviews with images
Massive upgrade from the cheapo addition. Well worth it.
We purchased the cheapest "Echo" squatty potty as a super impulse buy while we were watching Shark Tank. Seemed like a great idea. I know I always had a good experience pooping in the woods with my back pressed up against a tree. It all just "falls right out." So why wouldn't this work?Turned out it worked great! Only problem with the Echo is that it looked about as nice as what it's supposed to help ease out of you. Seriously, that white plastic just looks awful and collects dirt like nobody's business. And perhaps for structural reasons, it's friggin' huge. And just doesn't feel nice to move to and fro under the toilet.So my roommate and I both still love the thing, and we joked about "upgrading" for Christmas. Well, I decided to buy the bamboo for his birthday instead. And it's awesome.Not only is it just as effective as the cheapo edition, it takes up a much smaller footprint in the bathroom, and also LOOKS NICE. It's not this embarrassing weird thing... it's actually quite gorgeous. I admired it in my hands for some time before we moved it into position. And it's a pleasure to move in and out thanks to some built-in handles on the sides. Basically all my complaints of the "gateway drug" that is the molded plastic version are evaporated here.Yeah, you could definitely make one yourself with some woodworking skills! And you should! But if you can't, you should get this.FYI, shipping was a little slow, even with Prime, and this didn't arrive in time for my friend's birthday. Don't know why .... But keep that in mind if you are planning as a gift.Now the only question is what to do with our previous squatty... we only have one bathroom...The only design I flaw I can see so far is the "traction" (?) grooves in the top might collect extra dirt and unwanted stuff as opposed to a flat design. Remember to clean your squatties regularly!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2015
Turned out it worked great! Only problem with the Echo is that it looked about as nice as what it's supposed to help ease out of you. Seriously, that white plastic just looks awful and collects dirt like nobody's business. And perhaps for structural reasons, it's friggin' huge. And just doesn't feel nice to move to and fro under the toilet.
So my roommate and I both still love the thing, and we joked about "upgrading" for Christmas. Well, I decided to buy the bamboo for his birthday instead. And it's awesome.
Not only is it just as effective as the cheapo edition, it takes up a much smaller footprint in the bathroom, and also LOOKS NICE. It's not this embarrassing weird thing... it's actually quite gorgeous. I admired it in my hands for some time before we moved it into position. And it's a pleasure to move in and out thanks to some built-in handles on the sides. Basically all my complaints of the "gateway drug" that is the molded plastic version are evaporated here.
Yeah, you could definitely make one yourself with some woodworking skills! And you should! But if you can't, you should get this.
FYI, shipping was a little slow, even with Prime, and this didn't arrive in time for my friend's birthday. Don't know why .... But keep that in mind if you are planning as a gift.
Now the only question is what to do with our previous squatty... we only have one bathroom...
The only design I flaw I can see so far is the "traction" (?) grooves in the top might collect extra dirt and unwanted stuff as opposed to a flat design. Remember to clean your squatties regularly!
Massive upgrade from the cheapo addition. Well worth it.
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2015
We purchased the cheapest "Echo" squatty potty as a super impulse buy while we were watching Shark Tank. Seemed like a great idea. I know I always had a good experience pooping in the woods with my back pressed up against a tree. It all just "falls right out." So why wouldn't this work?Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2015
Turned out it worked great! Only problem with the Echo is that it looked about as nice as what it's supposed to help ease out of you. Seriously, that white plastic just looks awful and collects dirt like nobody's business. And perhaps for structural reasons, it's friggin' huge. And just doesn't feel nice to move to and fro under the toilet.
So my roommate and I both still love the thing, and we joked about "upgrading" for Christmas. Well, I decided to buy the bamboo for his birthday instead. And it's awesome.
Not only is it just as effective as the cheapo edition, it takes up a much smaller footprint in the bathroom, and also LOOKS NICE. It's not this embarrassing weird thing... it's actually quite gorgeous. I admired it in my hands for some time before we moved it into position. And it's a pleasure to move in and out thanks to some built-in handles on the sides. Basically all my complaints of the "gateway drug" that is the molded plastic version are evaporated here.
Yeah, you could definitely make one yourself with some woodworking skills! And you should! But if you can't, you should get this.
FYI, shipping was a little slow, even with Prime, and this didn't arrive in time for my friend's birthday. Don't know why .... But keep that in mind if you are planning as a gift.
Now the only question is what to do with our previous squatty... we only have one bathroom...
The only design I flaw I can see so far is the "traction" (?) grooves in the top might collect extra dirt and unwanted stuff as opposed to a flat design. Remember to clean your squatties regularly!
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Jay Bashnick
Probably the nicest squatty potty out there
Reviewed in Canada on November 10, 2016