There are still relatively few people who use smart toilets, so why can t people accept it?

With the development of science and technology, people's living standards are also improving more and more , but there are very few people who use smart toilets, and they are not acceptable to consumers in terms of cognition and use.

1. Different positions of toilet posture are not suitable

I feel that this is the most important reason. We all know that Chinese homes are generally installed squatting toilets, presumably this toilet posture is not accepted by most people. And our smart toilet seat, in terms of use, is contrary to the squatting side, so of course there is no way to popularize it Generally, although there are toilets, it is difficult to find a toilet seat with the right size in China.

When we searched on the Internet, we found that many brands of smart toilets have size requirements, so if you buy a toilet only for a certain model, the size is likely to be incorrect, and it is inevitable to be disappointed.

Second, the penetration rate of consumer concepts and cognition is low

According to the report, more than half of the people interviewed have never heard of smart toilets, which is enough to see that the low consumer awareness is an important reason. As far as our relatives and friends are concerned, basically only the post-90s and some post-80s have a detailed understanding of smart toilets, as well as the willingness to buy, most of them have never even heard of it, and a large number of middle-aged and elderly people do not say whether they have used it.

Due to the traditional differences and long-term living habits, smart toilets are not very accepted, so it is basically difficult to popularize. In the report, some respondents believe that smart toilets are prone to safety and hygiene problems, and that the price is too highIt can be seen that consumers' misunderstandings in cognitive service products have also hindered the popularization of smart toilets.

Suddenly asking people to change the traditional way of using a smart toilet and spraying water to dry it is indeed unacceptable all at once.

People often feel that the use of toilets is not clean and hygienic, especially in public places.

It's just that it's more friendly to the elderly, and young adults don't need to use smart toilets so they don't feel comfortable.

I think it's still a matter of habit, most people are still not used to smart toilets, and they don't feel comfortable.

Although the smart toilet has many functions and can also have a better cleaning effect, it is still more troublesome in the process of use, especially the automatic flushing, which is likely to be more troublesome the more flushed, so most people still find it more convenient to use toilet paper.

Smart toilets are more expensive, and they are only more friendly to the elderly, and young adults do not need to use smart toilets.

We already have a toilet in our house, so there's no need to dismantle it and buy a new one.

Smart toilet, I think it is more suitable for some consumers, I think most people will feel that urinating and defecating is a very casual thing, and there is no need to spend a lot of money to buy the corresponding service, which may be affected by consumer psychology.

Even if people want to buy a smart toilet, they have to have money, it's not a Chinese cabbage for three yuan a pound.

Smart toilet seats, in terms of use, are contrary to squatting on the side, so of course there is no way to popularize them