• Toto Neorest Hybrid toilet uses a record-low 5.5 liters of water

    • 0708011 Toto Neorest Hybrid toilet uses a record low 5.5 liters of water
    Toto Japan launched the Neorest Hybrid Series of toilets that flush using a record-low 5.5 liters of water in Japan. Neorest Hybrid Series of toilets is the ultimate combination of simple-shaped beauty and inspired technology, incorporating an integrated Washlet feature in an all-in-one unit.


    Matsushita upped the ante with a 5.7-liter toilet in December. With the release of the new Neorest Hybrid Series toilets, Toto will take back the lead in the competition to develop water-saving tankless toilets.

    Posted in Topics:Other Stuff, on August 1, 2007 by editor

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