Would you laugh and buy one or be put off completely?

I don't find it very funny and I am not averse to silly "rude" toilet jokes.
With jokes like this "less is more" the longer it continues the less funny it becomes.

Via a Facebook page of a whole load of unusual products. Some of them were interesting, some useless. Then I came to that one. I didn't get any further as I knew it would tickle a few posters.

Will that actor ever work again?

How on earth did you come across that, Elegran?

The elimination of ice cream via the anus seems a step too far!

I've heard of squatty potty before. I think it's great that this ad was made. It shows what happens and it's not offensive. It's a natural event after all - like eating and we see ads about that all the time! The more we see this ad perhaps the less embarrassed we will become!

Looks like a brilliant idea, wish I had heard of it before. Th fact that it stores away is good for a small bathroom. It seems yo come in different heights, I will have to do some research to work out which I need

It makes sense and it might be helpful to children who feel they are precariously perched on the loo.

Or this one......https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKLnhuzh9uY

Must admit I thought initially it was an ice cream-making machine. Well, there are pooping games for children!

The principle is fine - it is the comparison!

Hilarious, how that young prince kept a straight face is beyond me.
I've heard the advice about position before but never heard it relayed in quite the same style.

Looks like any stool (sorreeee!) the right height would do. I used proper squatty potties in Thailand. It is a more natural position. Think of those times you've squatted behind a bush out in the wilds.

Good grief. I suppose if you have problems it's a good idea but I think most of us manage.

elegran The advert is dreadful but I went to a pelvic health workshop last year run by physiotherapists that specialise in pelvic floor problems and she spoke at length about squatting as a natural position and less stressful on a weakened pelvic floor and so on. She recommended these stools (excuse the pun). Children naturally tend to want to squat when making a pooh. So the principle isn't ridiculous...

Maybe we should persuade Phoenix to do a consumer test and report back. (Sorry, consumer may be the wrong word)

Tackling a personal subject such as "pooping" is very difficult for any advertiser so I can understand the need for humour .

Personally I have always had toilet issues (probably psychological more than anything) but would be willing to give one a try .

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