Material and durability: Toilet covers are usually made of plastic materials, and high-quality toilet covers can have a longer service life. Some toilet seat products are designed with durability in mind, for example, products certified by Green Leaf will highlight key parameter performance, such as 200000 opening and closing cycles and 150000 spraying cycles.
Frequency of use: As a highly frequently used component in households, the toilet seat wears out relatively quickly. Generally speaking, if the toilet seat is not damaged, such as cracks, deformations, or inability to open and close properly, it can continue to be used.
Maintenance: Proper cleaning and upkeep can extend the lifespan of toilet seats. Avoid using cleaning products that have a grinding effect, contain chlorine, or are acidic to avoid damaging the surface
At the same time, avoid placing hard or heavy objects on the toilet seat to prevent scratching the surface or causing cracking.
Replacement suggestion: Experts suggest that if economic conditions permit, it may be considered to replace the toilet seat every 8-10 years to adapt to technological updates and improve the user experience
At the same time, if there is a problem with the water components of the toilet seat, such as a malfunctioning switch or inability to flush, it may be necessary to replace the entire toilet or toilet seat.
In summary, the replacement of toilet seats does not have a fixed cycle, but is more determined by the actual condition of the toilet seat and personal usage habits. If the toilet seat is well maintained and there are no functional issues, it can be used continuously for a long time.