Korea's Toilet Tycoon Builds a One-Of-A-Kind House
Who would have guess that being born in a restroom would have started a life-long obsession with toilets? However, that is exactly what happened to Sim Jae-Duck of Seoul Korea. He is responsible for the design and construction of a 1.6 million dollar house that is shaped like a toilet. The motivation behind it? A unique promotional edge for his endless campaign for cleaner restrooms all over the globe.Sim is also the founder of the World Toilet Association and will open up the house to the public on November 11. People can rent the toilet house for $50,000 per night, and all proceeds go toward improving sub par bathroom sanitation in impoverished nations. Sim’s birth in a bathroom was not on accident. His mother gave birth there on purpose thanks to the advice of her own mom who believed those born in bathrooms enjoy long lives. Since Sim is 74 yrs old and going strong, I suppose the old wives’ tale was not too far off course.He is also aspiring to develop IT-based toilets, which will allow people to check up on their health and even surf the Internet while in the bathroom.Having an outlook of toilets being a 'sanctuary that protects human health" rather than as an unhygienic location has given Sim a truly unique place in the hearts of Koreans and those worldwide that are pushing for higher levels of sanitation and cleanliness that crosses borders.







































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