This Skull Toilet Has Built-In LED Lights For a Quick Release Of Your Demons

Filling your space with skulls is a great way to send a message, whatever that message is, and it can be a great look all the way from the living room, to the kitchen, and even into the bathroom. If you’re the type of person that likes a spooky aesthetic, you don’t want your guests to walk into your bathroom and think you’re a total poser, so you’ll need to add a sufficient amount of skull items there too — or at least one big one, like this next feature.

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Introducing the skull-shaped toilet bowl, which may be a little scary for children but will definitely help punk-ify, spook-ify or cool-ify your bathroom while giving everyone a quick reminder of their mortality.

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This skull-shaped toilet from Water Throne includes several useful features such as a built-in speaker, LED lighting and the ability to connect to your smartphone. Perfect for when you’re trying to use the restroom and relax, these skull toilets will have you peeing and pooping in sheer dignity.

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A great option for anyone with a dark or unique sense of style, these skull toilets include Bluetooth to connect to smart devices, so you can answer phone calls, play music and more. These skull toilets are also single, numbered designs according to the company, meaning yours is completely unique. 

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The company’s website shows the skull toilet bowls in a variety of designs and colors, and you can also see specific previews of the thrones in white, gold, black or gray. Though full customizations are available as well!

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Additionally, these skull toilets carry the added benefit of letting buyers completely customize the color and flush handle, so you can make sure your purchase matches the rest of your throne room. There are also a few two-tone color options shown on the company’s website, as well as more elaborate designs with images and abstract art.

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These skull toilets come with a rimless design that the company says improves the efficiency of each flush, eliminating bacteria. The built-in silicone speaker also lets you use voice control through digital assistants like Siri and Google, along with a waterproof design that you don’t have to worry about getting damaged.

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The LED lighting system on these skull toilets uses RGB lights, and they can be customized to either pulse with the sound or they can be set to a variety of other lighting ambiances. The skull toilet can also be powered through either a battery or a typical wall power supply.

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These skull toilets feature a maximum load of 881.85 lbs (400 kg), and they weigh 61.7 lbs (28 kg) in total. The toilet fastening measures about 7.1 inches (18 cm) in diameter, and the overall dimensions of the skull toilets are 22.65 by 13.39 inches (55 by 34 cm). The shop’s specs also note that the ceramic bowl of the skull toilets can be wall-mounted, and they come with a soft, slow-close toilet lid.

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Good additions to this incredible skull toilet bowl include these creepy metal skeleton toilet paper holders, this amazing literal throne toilet for those going for a more medieval spooky look across bathrooms, or just this fluffy toilet seat cover with a smartphone pocket.

These skull toilets could make a great option for haunted houses, punk venues, or young alt families, among many others still. Whatever you plan to use them for, your bathroom will be sure to be the talk of the party with these skull toilets, whether you’re scaring guests away or showing them how cool you are, thus keeping them coming back for more.

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These skull-shaped toilet bowls come from the Water Throne shop in France, and you can contact the company to order one for yourself.

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You can snag a skull toilet on their website for around $11k bucks!

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Check out the skull shaped toilet in action via the video below!