[تويلت-ببر] موزع بخيلة مع الصفاح

ب براين [ترسي]

هذا يمكن كنت التبن متأخّرة لالناس الذي يفكّر قد أزال تكنولوجيا كلّ لقمة متأخّرة من عزلة شخصيّة: [تويلت-ببر] موزع أنّ يحدّ الإصدار النساج.

سنة في الأعمال, لففت الموزع إلكترونيّة يكون خارجا إلى ال [مسّ] ب [كيمبرل-كلرك] [كرب.]. بما أنّ هو يبحث أن على قبض أكثر من ال $1 بليون [أو-فروم-هوم] مرحاض [ببر مركت]. يصدّ الشركة كثير الناس كنت سيرضون مع فقط خمسة صفاح - واستعملت 20 نسبة مئويّة أقلّ [تويلت ببر] في العملية.

“Most people will take the amount given,” says Richard Thorne, director of the company’s washroom business. Waxing philosophical, he adds, “People generally in life will take what you give them.”

Kimberly-Clark turned to focus groups and years of internal research to determine just how much is right.

Americans typically use twice as much toilet paper as Europeans — as much as an arm’s length each pull, Thorne says. The company decided the best length is about 20 inches — or precisely five standard toilet paper squares, though the $30-$55 machine can also be adjusted to churn out 16 inches or 24 inches, depending on the demand.

When one of the two motion sensors is activated, the device’s battery-powered motor automatically dispenses a predetermined amount of toilet paper.

The machine isn’t completely automated. Each also comes with a suite of “security” features in case the machine malfunctions.

“This is probably the most personal experience you can have. We didn’t want to get any frustrations,” Thorne says. “None of us like to touch things they think someone before them has touched.”

But Thorne admits the company won’t truly achieve a “touchless” bathroom until it develops a toilet that does the dirty work for you.

“And that,” he says, “is going to be interesting.”

Disgusting was more the word we had in mind.

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