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January 31, 2008

Lighted Toilet Wars — Episode 2: Toi-Light

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Episode 1 back on October 22, 2006 featured the Johnny-Light.

Things have been hoppin' and poppin' since then out back in the lighted toilet skunk works.

Today Steve Berry brings news of a major breakthrough, called the Toi-Light (above and below).

He wrote, "I found this really cool toilet light. Unlike the Johnny-Light, this light can be used on more than just your toilet. It works great on your front door, bedside, baby's crib, RV, etc... Check it out!

You bet, Steve: the ink isn't even dry here (wait a minute, that's not right...) and my crack (Oy!) research team is already hard at it, looking into your submission.

Is it just me or do the Toi-Light graphics emanate from Second Life?

Very cool indeed.

But I digress.

From the Toi-Light website (dunno, might have to do some work on that name, what? But I digress yet again):
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Toi-Light

The Toi-Light is a toilet light that easily attaches to your toilet.

To use it, you simply step on a weight-sensitive pad and the light turns on!

Kit includes floor pad, cord and bulb (below).

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Requires 2 AAA batteries (included).


Uses and benefits:

• Can also illuminate the front door, bedside, and cribside

• Assists the elderly and handicapped

• Makes a great gift for all occasions

• Aids in potty training young ones


In the bathroom [top]:

• Illuminates toilet bowl when you step on the pad (may be placed under bathroom mat)

• Energy efficient; most night lights waste electricity all night long

• Makes bathroom easy to use at night

• Great for potty training young ones

• Assists the elderly and handicapped

• Avoid embarrasing fall-ins


For the front door:

Door_model

Illuminates the keyhole when you step on the pad (may be placed under the door mat)

• Find the lock at night and open the door

• Find the key you need to use with ease


By the bedside:

Bed_model

• Illuminates the bedside when you get up and stand on the pad (may be
placed under any rug)

• Find your way to the bathroom or other room in your house

• Safely get out of bed


For the baby crib:

Crib_model

• Find your baby's pacifier or favorite blankie without waking him/her

• Check on your baby without disturbing him/her with bright lights

• Illuminates when you step on the pad (under any rug)
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Do me one small favor: If I buy one for my front door, don't pee on it.

Please?

I'm asking nicely.

Don't force me into sending you a cease and desist letter.

$19.99.

January 31, 2008 at 03:01 PM | Permalink

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I wasn't too interested until I read the line about how a toddler might take to potty training better with this thing. I'm about 30% sold right now. That's about what it takes for me to pull out the wallet. At least that's the benchmark with anything that's related to making my life easier on the potty training issue. You think it'll work? Quite frankly, if it gets my son to the toilet at night, I wouldn't even mind a little pee on it.

Posted by: Milena | Jan 31, 2008 5:37:23 PM

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