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ND
> 3 dayThis is such a great version. We’ve had the plastic version for the longest time and recently decided to upgrade. Love that you can alternate between heights. The wood is warm to the touch and adds a level of comfort the plastic one didn’t. It’s a bit heavier, so doesn’t move around as easily as the plastic version
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Buzz
> 3 dayI have toyed with getting one of these for a long time and when I saw the bamboo rather than the rigid plastic I went for it. Great choice. I am short so it is a little awkward, but has already made a difference after 2 movements. 8-)
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Student
> 3 dayWhat the title says. I havent strained in many a moon. I will say the assembly is a little annoying b/c it requires those weird hexagonal screws that Ikea uses, but it wasnt too bad. Took about 10 minutes and has since saved me many more.
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Chell Gibbs
06-06-2025Good quality product made with bamboo and easy to put together and clean.
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Lily Olsen
> 3 dayIve got Celiac disease & unfortunately go through periods wherein I spend more time than Id like on the toilet being in pain and uncomfortable. I got this so I could have support in both my en suite (where I use a plain old curved footstool that frankly I like better) and guest/main bathroom in my apartment. It was very easy to assemble and looks nicer than the plastic options, although Im not sure if its actually worth paying much more. (I do kinda hate that the logo is on it, as the one at Bed Bath and Beyond by the same brand does not appear to, because the brand name annoys me but I might just be a stick in the mud. Its not really a big deal.) Ive used both heights and prefer it lower, but the toilets in my new place sit much lower than Im used to and I believe lower than average. (Im a 164cm adult.) (Thats like, a little shorter than 55 for my fellow Americans.) This sounds fairly unenthusiastic but Im used to having toilet support due to a chronic autoimmune condition that affects my intestines, so let me just say: if you DONT have any problems, you should still buy one of these or something like it because theyre one of those things people just dont know theyre missing until they try one. I have never met anybody who regretted getting one of these things! Theyre great! As a bonus, your guests (when youre hosting guests again, because right now youre social distancing, correct?) with toilet-related medical issues you may or may not know about will no longer dread going to the bathroom in your house, and will be in a much better mood while visiting as a result. ;-)
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Christopher L. Short
> 3 dayHonestly this product has helped me more than I can express, so I figured the least I could do was leave a nice review. That might seem a bit overblown, but Im disabled with multiple back issues that cause constant pain. As long as I can keep things below a point of pain it is bearable, unfortunately going recently has been giving me more and more pain to the point of triggering migraines. The last time before getting this I was debating going to the ER the pain was so bad, and then I remembered those silly unicorn commercials and grabbed a box that was around the right height. Seriously, almost instant relief and my only complaint is I can no longer read on the toilet, so I just have to do it elsewhere more comfortably. Thanks to the Squatty Potty folks, you all have saved me from a lot of pain and that means a lot to me.
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ayoB710
> 3 dayThis product is well worth the money; 5/5 stars. I also like how it can be set up for 7 or 9 off of the floor depending on which side is face down on the floor. (As shown in pictures)
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Kat
> 3 dayEasy to build but the screw caps don’t snap in. That’s a bummer. Not a fan of the exposed screw heads. Much smaller and better looking than the original plastic. Would like to see it available in darker stain option.
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Robbie
> 3 dayWorks as intended and looks good. Prefer the wood to the plastic. Easy to assemble. Directions were pretty thorough. The only con to this item is that it is very uncomfortable for bare feet. The top feels a little rough. If that is the trade off for wood vs plastic then I’ll live with it
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Beth Field
> 3 dayDoctor recommended I try using a Squatty Potty, but I was hesitant about buying one because I didnt want an ugly white plastic thing by my toilet. I got this pretty bamboo one and it works great. I am amazed by how well it works for me. I got another one for the second bathroom as well! The 9 inch side would probably be for kids. I recommend this to everyone who poops!