• January 09, 2025

The popularity of bidets varies by country, with some countries having high adoption rates and others still in the thriving stage: Italy: New homes in Italy are required to have bidets, and more than three-quarters of bathrooms have one. Japan: Bidet-integrated toilets, also known as Washlets, are very popular in Japan, with about 80% of homes having them. South America: Bidets are common in wealthy homes in South American countries such as Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay. Middle East: Bidets are common in the Arab world and are more common in wealthy Middle Eastern homes. Southeastern Europe: Bidets are common in Southeastern European countries such as Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania, Greece, and Turkey. United States: Bidets are becoming increasingly popular in the United States, but only 12% of the population can use one regularly. United Kingdom: In the United Kingdom, the use of bidets is becoming increasingly popular.

• December 31, 2024

Dear clients and friends. This year is coming to an end. Wish you a prosperous new year in advance. Friendly reminder, we will have a statutory holiday on January 1, 2025. In the new year, we will continue to provide you with better service and better products.

• December 27, 2024

According to QYResearch (main businesses include market research reports, customized reports, commissioned research, IPO consulting, business plans, etc.), the global household ceramic toilet market is estimated to be worth US$ million in 2023 and is expected to reach US$ million by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate of % during the forecast period 2024-2030. If you have any questions about toilet installation, welcome to feel free to consult us.

• December 18, 2024

If you're wondering why bidets are so common in Italy, you might attribute their seemingly huge popularity to the fact that many Italians take cleanliness, including personal hygiene, very seriously. But this isn’t just a cultural norm. The people responsible for Italy’s building regulations apparently consider bidets non-negotiable, too; since 1975, every Italian home has been required by law to have one. The regulations state that "at least one bathroom in each house must have the following: toilet, bidet, bathtub or shower, sink." This means that Italian new home builders can only sign off properties as safe for habitation once these features are installed. Homeowners who don’t install all of these features may have problems when it comes time to sell their home. Italian law also stipulates that bidets should maintain a minimum distance from other bathroom fixtures: bidets should be at least 20 centimeters from toilets and bathtubs, and at least 10 centimeters from sinks.

• December 12, 2024

According to a survey by Bio Bidet, a unit of Bemis, a bidet toilet seat maker and retailer, 48% of people said they would buy or consider buying a bidet or bidet accessory as a holiday gift this year, up from 38% in 2022. Across all generations, younger consumers are paving the way for bidet purchases. The study found that Gen Z is the most likely to consider buying a bidet or bidet attachment as a holiday gift this year. Oceanwell has a range of electronic bidets to choose from, welcome to leave a message for more.

• December 05, 2024

Many times, we take the importance of toilets for granted. Nearly 20% of the world’s population does not have access to a suitable toilet, but there is no denying that a toilet can significantly improve the quality and comfort of life. Let's take a moment to review a few interesting facts about toilets: 1. Arthur Giblin is believed to have invented the first flushable toilet. 2. The oldest known toilet is still in use about 4,000 years after it was built. It is located in a small castle in Knossos, Greece. 3. If you want to see the most expensive toilet in the world, you might have to go to space. It's installed on the International Space Station. It costs about $19 million. 4. In 1890, the Scot Paper Company was the first to produce toilet paper on rolls. 5. The World Toilet Organization was founded on November 19, 2001, and this day is World Toilet Day every year. 6. Be careful! Toilets are indeed prone to accidents. King George II even died in 1760 after falling off the toilet. Nearly 40,000 Americans are injured on the toilet every year. 7. No one can avoid going to the bathroom. We go to the bathroom about 2,500 times a year. 8. In China, there are public toilets specifically for dogs. 9. The original meaning of 'toilet' is "to wash, dress, and prepare", which comes from French.