Hogue Overmolded...Toilet Seat????

[mctowalot]

[gemini]

We have one in each bathroom. They don't ever feel cold, never get slippery and you can wash them in the dishwasher, along with your Glock ( I just mentioned that to save the Glock knockers the trouble). My wife even likes them!
We just have the standard ones, not the heated model.
They have the "OE stamp of approval"! Not many products get that.

Regards, OE

Yech. The thought of eating off dishes that were washed with the toilet seat , and/or your Glock. Not sure which one
makes me sicker.

[cbunt1]

I can't believe that the Forum is degrating into potty humor. A heated overmolded toilet seat is nothing.
I used one like this on a trip to Japan. Unfortunately, it didn't have the English translation on the controls.

Here's a link to an American version...complete with a demo video!!!

http://www.sandman.com/intimst.html

For your viewing pleasure...

[lonewolf]

I guess if they put a universal holster on the side, for convenience sake of course, it could be considered by some to be the perfect accessory.......

[tacticool]

I'm looking forward to the "tacticool" model.

It's a ghost ring sight.

[seniorshooteress]

If there was one of those instimist things in my house I would never get my hubs out of the bathroom. He sits in there for hours, reading, already.

[USA1]

He sits in there for hours, reading

All of us husbands do. It's a rule.

[chartreuse]

He sits in there for hours, reading

All of us husbands do. It's a rule.

Or an old charter, or something...

[MojoTexas]

He sits in there for hours, reading

All of us husbands do. It's a rule.

It's the one room in the house where we're most likely to be able to read a newspaper or magazine without being pestered by wife and/or kids.

[SlickTX]

He sits in there for hours, reading

All of us husbands do. It's a rule.

It's the one room in the house where we're most likely to be able to read a newspaper or magazine without being pestered by wife and/or kids.

It also may have something to do with the mysterious "force field" that we put around ourselves. Others fear it, we embrace it.

[USA1]

He sits in there for hours, reading

All of us husbands do. It's a rule.

It's the one room in the house where we're most likely to be able to read a newspaper or magazine without being pestered by wife and/or kids.

It also may have something to do with the mysterious "force field" that we put around ourselves. Others fear it, we embrace it.