I tried the 'Mercedes Benz of toilets' that comes with a remote control and costs $10,200

Heated seats, doors that open automatically, and an energy-saving system ' these are features we've come to expect from luxury cars. But Japan's biggest toilet maker has brought these high-tech features and more to its premiere line of commodes.Founded 100 years ago, Toto makes toilets ' most of which include remote-controlled bidet spouts ' that have become mainstays in Asian households, restaurants, and public buildings. The company has struggled to crack the North American market.Earlier this year, Toto opened a showroom in San Francisco to give urban-dwellers the chance to experience Japanese-style toilets. On a recent visit, I used the company's most expensive and luxurious toilet. Here's what it was like.SEE ALSO:Alarming photos of the uninhabited island that's home to 37 million pieces of trashThis is the Neorest 750H 'the porcelain throne to rule all thrones.As a company spokesperson walks me through the showroom, she describes the Neorest 750H ' not the sexiest name ' as the "Mercedes Benz of toilets." It costs $10,200.She shows me to a bathroom where the Neorest 750H, the company's most expensive toilet, sits. I ask if visitors can actually use it and she tells me "it's encouraged."I move closer to the toilet and the lid opens for me.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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