Few things detract from a bathroom's cleanliness quite like stubborn toilet rings. These unsightly stains, often a telltale ...

This week on Crave, we explore a smart bag that nags you when you move too far way from it, and a smart toilet seat that protects you from bad smells. Plus, we get a look at CodeSpells, a video game ...

Toilet paper, a fixture in bathrooms for generations, is steadily being replaced by a more effective and sustainable alternative. In Japan, washlet toilets—equipped with built-in bidet systems—have ...

We all need toilet paper, which is a basic necessity that consumers cannot live without. However, because of its necessity and sensitivity, consumers’ quality of toilet paper must be up to standard.

Every year, Americans spend roughly $40 per person on toilet paper — and that number doesn't account for the environmental ...

Is the future toilet paper free? The invention of toilet paper is credited to Joseph Gayetty, an American considered the modern inventor of commercially available sanitary products. It first appeared ...

During the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, toilet paper became an unlikely symbol of global panic. In many countries supermarket shelves were wiped clean as shoppers stockpiled rolls, filling ...

Summer is the season for backyard barbecues, days at the beach and family vacations. Unfortunately, sweaty toilets are another sign of the season. In fact, every summer millions of homeowners have to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A person flushing a toilet - Witthaya Prasongsin/Getty Images If you live in a region that has hard water, you're most likely no ...