EWATER+ washes the wand toilet where waste tend to accumulate and produce stains that can become permanent. Using no chemicals or cleaning agent, EWATER+ provides peace of mind every day.
What's EWATER+?
- 1. EWATER+ is electrolyzed water which includes Hypochlorous acid well known for clean agent.
- 2. Hypochlorous acid is effective in suppressing the dirt.
- 3. Tap water containing chloride ions is electrolyzed to create water that contains hypochlorous acid.
Water
(Chloride ions)
Electrolization
EWATER+
The effect of water containing
hypochlorous acid to suppress
the accumulation of dirt.
Time passage
Go back to water
Survey: Study the effectiveness of EWATER+ by comparing the state of cleanliness of toilet bowls that receive no cleaning versus toilet bowls that are self-cleaned with EWATER+. No additional cleaning was allowed. Survey period: One month (Feb. - Mar. 2017). Subjects: Families of four. *Results vary according to usage and environmental conditions. All data collected by TOTO.
PREMIST
PREMIST automatically sprays water over the surface of the inner toilet bowl before every use. Due to the ceramic's hydrophilic nature, waste washes away more easily.
Before and after each use, the wand automatically sanitizes itself with antibacterial EWATER+. This thorough cleaning occurs inside the wand as well as all around the exterior. Even when the toilet is not being used, the wand periodically cleans itself to ensure constant hygienic conditions.
Antibacterial self-cleaning inside the mechanism, too
Before use
Self-cleans inside and out with water
During use
Self-cleans inside and out with water
After use
Self-cleanses inside and out with EWATER+
During standby
8 hours after the last use, self-cleanses inside with EWATER+
Survey: Study the effectiveness of EWATER+ by comparing the state of cleanliness of wands self-cleaned with EWATER+ versus those that are not. No additional cleaning was allowed.
Survey period: Two months (Sep. - Oct. 2017).
Subjects: Families of four.
*Results vary according to usage, environmental conditions, and product type. All data collected by TOTO.
To maintain cleanliness, EWATER+ is sprayed on the easily fouled underneath the toilet seat with each use, to the front edge. This helps suppress urine and other waste from becoming yellow stains, for long-lasting cleanliness. A quick manual spray before cleaning allows you to remove waste with a light wipe.
Survey: Evaluation of waste at the front of the underside of the toilet seat with and without use of EWATER+. Usage conditions: A number of uses equivalent to usage for two weeks by a family of four (without cleaning). *Results vary according to usage and environmental conditions. All data collected by TOTO. The dotted lines in the figure show the area over which EWATER+ is sprayed.
How EWATER+ cleans under the rim
Before use
PREMIST, a fine mist of ordinary water is automatically sprayed inside the toilet
During use
Since waste is less able to adhere to a wet surface, it is more easily washed away
After use
EWATER+ is automatically sprayed in the toilet bowl and underneath the toilet seat
During standby
8 hours after the last use, EWATER+ is automatically sprayed in the toilet bowl
EWATER+ reaches underneath the toilet seat
EWATER+ is sprayed throughout the toilet bowl, with large droplets covering the bowl surface and small droplets carried by air currents beneath the toilet seat, to its front edge.
Always Keeping Conditions Clean
Made of high-quality waste-resistant resin and automatically sprayed with EWATER+ after each use, the wand is extremely resistant to waste and stains. What's more, the wand attaches to the seat, not the bowl, so waste is less likely to even reach it. Though the wand is self-cleaning, you will appreciate how easily you can reach it and wipe it spotless.
CLEAN MATERIAL
The antifouling component embedded in the material covers the surface of the material to form a protective film. The protective film suppresses the adhesion of dirt and makes it easy to remove dirt.
*Resins that do not contain antifouling components before 2012.
