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LED lights! The pads are actually made up of 6 layers. On top, the upper housing is water resistant, sealed with ultra-sonic welding to prevent moisture from entering the lower levels. Easy to transport, easy to use, basically perfect. Cost effective? Designer: Stephen Chan Wing Tak. Eco Bath by Jang Woo-seok. Use Your Water Twice It goes in the sink, then it goes in the toilet. What’s that? It’s your water bill! You’ve got to conserve in any way you can.
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