TUSHY Ottoman: A Premium Toilet Stool for The Bathroom, Modern Sleek Design | Squatting Position Helps Improves Bowel Health & Relieves Constipation (Relaxed 7.5" White/Bamboo)

Great design! A very good option, not only effective as ottoman but it looks good

Super useful, have noticed a difference. The style is minimal and study. Easy to assemble.

I’m really impressed with this product — you can tell a lot of thought went into the design. The shape makes it really comfortable and supportive, especially for proper foot placement. It feels sturdy but still sleek and well-made, which adds to the quality overall. I’ve been using it regularly and it has made a noticeable difference in comfort. Definitely a smart buy for anyone looking for something durable, thoughtfully designed, and easy to use.

It’s great quality, sturdy, slip resistant, and cute. I really love that this is a cute stool (unlike other squatty potties) and matches well with my bathroom. Also, I think this product has really helped with digestion and constipation.

Works well and looks good. Needs a little bit of force to put the legs on but overall a good product.

The cutest little stool. Very fashionable

I'm really surprised how helpful this is. Some things actually must matter: alignment, eliminating blockage, the old guys had some things right... Just sayin'! War story, with scatological humor: when in college, a long time ago, I lived 6 months in central France, in a 300-year-old foot-thick-stone-walls apartment building occupied by migrants and immigrants. The open-air toilet was shared by several units. I attributed the fact that I had to scrub this toilet down for a couple hours before guests arrived to the idea that my "less advanced" neighbors squatted because they didn't know how to use a sit-down toilet. Well, I still like cleanliness but the circle has turned and my views (on this, on anything) I hope are less subject to prejudice - the squatting part is a good idea.

This Tushy stool is essentially a premium version of a Squatty Potty in nearly every way. Anything to lift your legs will help you do #2, and as simple as this is, I don't think you can improve on this " stool stool". We chose this one over others because it looks better, stays hidden under the toilet due to its size and color, and it has no sharp edges. When I'm sitting to do a doodie, I like that it's curved so that I can comfortably rest it on the arches of my feet. I don't always use it, and when I don't, it doesn't get in the way since it's got a small footprint right under the toilet. And as a guy, it's narrow enough that it's not that uncomfortable when standing to pee, whereas the competition made me have to spread my legs uncomfortably. If you're looking to get a stool stool, this is the one to get.

Wonderful product that replaced my step stool. This attractive item wraps around the base of the toilet so as to not interfere or block movements like walking around the toilet or getting in the way of sitting. It also looks nice. It is solid and has a good height needed for good bowel function. If new to steps for the toilet, I highly recommed this product especially if you suffer from constipation etc.

Small, sleek, does the job, and fits in my small bathroom. A plus was the clever packaging: sustainable materials, tissue paper wrap, a seal to show it’s unopened, and a box that folds flat for disposal with no crushing.

Well made and a good height. Fits in my very small bathroom.

This product feels very sturdy and trustworthy. It looks good and is really easy to keep clean, 100% recommend.

Although I don't consider myself as someone that struggles with bowel movements, I still wanted to try this out because the idea behind a squat-like stance makes sense. I chose this one because it aesthetically seemed to look the least....like a plastic foot stool. Putting the legs in took a bit of muscling, but the pieces all fit together without any gaps. The shape is exactly how it's shown, and the curves make it very natural for the feet/ankles to rest on. The stool tucks right up against the base so it's not in the way when not in use. Maybe it's psychological, or maybe it really is biology, but bowels do feel like they really are coming out in a straight line. Like I said, I've never struggled with this function, but I will say it makes the process quite comfortable. My toilets are older, so they aren't super tall, but the last time I was at a hotel with newer, taller toilets, I actually did wish I had this stool with me. It might be worth mentioning that if you have tight hip flexors, it may take some getting used to, so do consider the stool height in your purchase decision. Basically, do you want to be in a deep squat or mid squat? Overall, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend a stool, especially if you struggle. If you don't have issues, I would say you don't need to purchase one, but it can add an element of additional comfort.