You’ve probably seen the U-shaped toilet seat in countless public restrooms without giving it much thought. That open-front design isn’t a manufacturing mistake or a decorative choice—it serves several practical purposes. By leaving the front of the seat open, there is less surface that comes into contact with users, reducing exposure to urine splashes, drips, and direct skin contact. In high-traffic places such as airports, schools, stadiums, and office buildings, this simple design helps improve hygiene and makes cleaning easier for maintenance staff…. Continue Reading 🔽
