Novelty Toilet Seat with Jesus Image

This is a story about a designer toilet seat that is uniquely one of a kind. It's not one of the Bemis toilet seats, bidet toilet seats, electric toilet seats or even one of the Ginsey toilet seats. This is a toilet seat designed by God!

Seems a  Las Vegas woman saw a sign from the heavens when she felt the urge to go. Magdalena Nelson's guest bathroom is decorated with a "I love Las Vegas" theme. However Magdalena claims she saw an image of Jesus on her toilet seat lid's bumper sticker.

Others, including her boyfriend say they have seen the divine image and it's given them a positive feeling after they had recently suffered some financial setbacks. Nelson says she's even willing to let visitors come see it because it might help them as well.

She has even offered to sell the entire toilet, bowl and all! Watch this unique toilet seat video below and see if you can see Jesus on this toilet seat.

 

Unique Toilet Seats of a Bygone Era

As you look at all the unique toilet seats on these pages did you ever wonder what toilet seats were like a 150 years ago? Folks back then didn't have a wide selection of colored toilet seats to choose from.

However, many people did have toilets in their homes even if they did not enjoy central plumbing. Yes the outhouse was very common but also available was the indoor commode.

One fancy toilet seat available back then was a bureau and commode combined. It was one of the top toilet seats and not everyone could afford it. Here's how it was described at the time.

Toilet is More Than a Seat

The importance of the subjects of which this volume treats may be gathered from the following articles on toilet, unique toilet seats, their history and therefore need only be generally referred to here. That " cleanliness is next to godliness " has been long a household proverb ; and that many other duties connected with bathrooms and sanitary toilet seats are subordinate only to personal cleanliness will, I think, be readily admitted.

Unique Sanitary Toilet Seats

Absolute cleanliness and abundant ventilation are essential for a sanitary toilet seat, bowl and bathroom. Nature's Source Natural Bathroom Cleaner with Scrubbing Bubblesapplied with a brush or cloth to the bathtub, bowl, and toilet seat will solve most of the difficulties of cleaning.

All brushes or cloths used in cleaning the bathroom should be thoroughly washed in clean soap-suds, rinsed in hot water, and dried in the sunlight each time after being used. Occasional flushing of the toilet with a strong solution of Clorox Green Works Natural Bathroom Cleaneris desirable.

Faucets, door knobs, and all parts of the toilet ever touched by the hands, as well as the usually cleaned parts, should be washed occasionally with a solution of Clorox Toilet Bowl Cleaner with Bleach, Rain Clean Scented, lysol, or alcohol.

Unique Toilet Seats Tattoos

Toilet seat tattoos are fun, decorative, removable, reusable and inexpensive appliques for your toilet seats. A simple, inexpensive but very effective way to enhance your bathroom.

It takes just seconds to transform the look of your toilet seat lid. You simply peel from backer card, place it then smooth it out. Toilet seat tattoos are made in the USA, will easily wipe clean and will never harm your toilet seat lid.




Remember, there are no messy adhesives, so you can use them again and again. They're available to precisely fit round and elongated toilet seats. Please enjoy this slide show of beautiful toilet seat tattoos. Click any one to see dozens more unique designs.

Unique Toilet Seat Artist Barney Smith

Wow, soon after writing my earlier post about the Toilet Seat Museum I received a tip about Barney Smith's Toilet Seat Art Museum! I realize most of you arrive on my unique toilet seats site looking for a special commode seat for your bathroom. I'm happy you're here and I'm sure you can find the unique toilet seat you're looking for because I offer only the highest quality toilet seats at the best prices (often with free shipping too!).

But why not have a little fun while you're shopping for that special toilet seat? That's why I wrote about our local Toilet Museum in my earlier article. Well, Barney Smith, an 86-year-old retired master plumber, is the Picasso of toilet seat color.

A Unique Toilet Seats Top Toilet Seats Museum?

Unique toilet seats and top toilet seats have always interested me. It's not as odd as you think when you consider that I grew up in Worcester, Massachusetts, original home of the American Sanitary Plumbing Museum better know as the Toilet Museum. A couple of years ago the Toilet Museum moved down the road to Watertown, Massachusetts but I moved to Hopkinton, MA, so it's still close by.

The Toilet Museum was started by Charles Manoog, owner of a successful plumbing supply business in Worcester. Charles' son Russell and his wife Bettejane continued to run the museum until 2008, when they donated its plumbing artifacts to a Watertown concern.