Clorox Round Beveled Plastic Toilet Seat with Easy-Off Hinges – Wiggle-Free Design

Good quality and easy to install! My toilet seat is a weird size so it ended up being a tiny bit small (my fault) but over all it hasn’t broke or anything feels like a normal toilet seat !

I bought it because Clorox made it and was the cheapest replacement and was made of plastic not wood . Very cheaply made but if u are not rough with it I am hoping it last. U can’t just let it drop down. You have to put the lid down so u don’t break it. The seat is very comfortable ! Looks very sleek. Just hope it holds up 🙏🏻

I love his toilet seat. It is extremely stable. It was easy to put on. It’s very easy to clean and it’s super sturdy. The price is great and so is the quality.

The Good Stuff:- Wallet-friendly replacement option- Easy-Off hinges for cleaning convenience- Surprisingly sturdy despite thin design- Wiggle-free feature (no more toilet seat shimmy!)The Watch-Outs:- Thin plastic material (not exactly luxury-grade comfort)- More functional than fancyThe Unexpected Strength Test:Let's talk about this seat's hidden talent - doubling as a bathroom chat spot. During my relaxing baths, my boyfriend often sits on the closed lid for our 30+ minute conversations. Despite regular use as an impromptu chair, this seat hasn't buckled or complained! (He weighs about 230 lb. For reference.)Durability Surprise:For a budget-friendly option, this seat is impressively robust. It's like the unsung hero of bathroom fixtures - unassuming in appearance, but remarkably capable when put to the test.The Bottom Line:If you're looking for a no-frills, gets-the-job-done toilet seat that can handle extra duty as occasional seating, this Clorox model fits the bill. It may not be plush, but it's got unexpected stamina. Just remember, it's a toilet seat first, bonus chair second!

This is an affordable seat and easy to install. The seat is thinner than I would like but so far is to working just fine. I don’t think it looks inexpensive.

This nice-looking, hygienic toilet seat SHOULD be simple to install. The instructions are clear and the way to put the bolts, nuts and washers together is obvious. The problem arose when I got everything together and apparently in the right alignment and the locking mechanism wouldn’t lock. I spent at least an hour fiddling around with the thing until, maybe through a stroke of luck, I was able to force both the locks to turn to the “closed” position. The idea is to be able to unlock the seat so it can be removed for cleaning. Fat chance I’ll ever do that! I’m taking off two stars because of the extreme difficulty caused by the locks…a good idea gone haywire. If the manufacturer knows a secret way to work around the lock issue, it should be included in the instructions, instead of leaving buyers to apply a time-consuming trial-and-error method.

fit our toilet well is well made and looks good

How do I start? Picture a winnebago from the early '70s, you have to use the bathroom and what you find is a shaggy carpet 3X3 closet with a broken accordion door and an unemptied chemical toilet. This is the toilet seat attached to that memory forever burned into your memory. Immediately drove to Walmart and bought a Homestays brand seat for $7.98 and tossed this fisher price toy in the trash.