Thinking of remodeling your bathroom? Maybe you're looking into a new pedestal sink or a mirrored cabinet. How would you feel about installing a bathtub made of 8 million calories worth of 100% Belgian chocolate? 
 
 Bathrooms.com, a bathroom furniture retail site, and U.K.-based chocolatiers Choccywoccydoodah have gotten together to create a bathroom furnished with Belgian chocolate. The set is being advertised on Bathroomsweets.com, a site Bathrooms.com Chief Executive Ian Monk decided to create after seeing people frequently mispell suite as sweet. 
 
 "We realized that over a million British people searching for new bathrooms were popping 'bathroom sweets,' rather than 'bathroom suites' into their preferred search engines," said Monk in a statement on Bathroomsweets.com. "The simple mistake caught our imagination, what if we created a bathroom suite, out of something sweet?" 
 
 The Maderno Sweet bathroom set includes a 210,000-calorie chocolate bidet, a 210,000-calorie chocolate sink, an 8 million-calorie chocolate tub and a 980,000-calorie chocolate toilet. The entire set has 9.4 million calories and is listed for sale on the site for $133,040. Or you can purchase the pieces individually. Everything is made fresh, so you can expect a two- to three-month wait time. 
 
 "Our Maderno Bathroom Sweet will add real flavor to your bathroom," reads the suite description on the website. "It includes the chocolate bidet, basin, bath and toilet and is the perfect place to let life's little trifles melt away." 
 
 And in case you're wondering, no, you can't use the chocolate bathroom as a bathroom. 
 
 "It will melt if it comes in contact with direct sunlight, radiator heat or hot liquids," said Monk. "So it's not ideal for running that relaxing bath!" 
 
 Bathroomsweets.com claims the bathroom has a six-month shelf life, or if not eaten, can be kept at room temperature for years. And you can add a layer of varnish if you'd like to preserve your sweet suite even longer. 
 
 I toast marshmallows like a boss. Follow me on Twitter @Jenn_Harris_ ||||| Chocolate Bidet £7,000 210,000 calories Bring a certain ganache panache to your bathroom with our chocolate bidet. Take a look Chocolate Basin £9,000 210,000 calories No bathroom is complete without a sumptuous basin, and ours takes the biscuit, if we do say so. Take a look Chocolate Bath £50,000 8 million calories Made from Belgian chocolate, the bath will improve your tempering after even a short dip. Take a look Chocolate Toilet £14,000 980,000 calories Made from Belgian dark chocolate, the Maderno Sweet toilet will leave the room smelling of chocolate... Take a look 
 
 About Bathroomsweets.com 
 
 At Bathrooms.com we know – well – bathrooms. We understand design, functionality, what a shower tray actually does, all of that sort of stuff. Our area of expertise has not historically been confectionary! Nevertheless, of the millions of Google searches for sweet related terms each month, a number of these come to our web site. Why? Because people are regularly searching for "bathroom sweets". 
 
 Were people looking to find loo-specific treats, or was this just a simple case of bad spelling? 
 
 The answer is pretty obvious. Clearly people wanted bathroom suites, and they just got it a bit wrong. But that got us thinking: just how do bad spelling, a love of confectionery and bathrooms come together like that? 
 
 This site holds the answer. 
 
 If a spelling mistake got you here and you were really after Bathroom Suites, click here! 
 
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– The wait is over, folks: You can finally eat your entire bathroom. British bathroom designers and chocolate makers have joined forces to build a sink, bathtub, and, yes, toilet out of chocolate, the New York Daily News reports. Altogether, the set will cost you about $133,000. But the real cost could be to your health: The Maderno Sweet, as it's called, contains about 9.4 million calories' worth of Belgian chocolate. That would theoretically keep you going for about 12 years, the Daily News notes. The makers say that "one shouldn't attempt to consume the entire suite in one session." The idea for the set came from a spelling mistake. "People are regularly searching for 'bathroom sweets,'" when they (presumably) mean suites, the makers note on the chocolate bathroom's site. "We decided to answer their search, literally," Bathrooms.com CEO Ian Monk notes. His company joined with chocolatiers Choccywoccydoodah to create the set, which should last about six months. They don't actually recommend using it; for one thing, hot liquid will melt it, so "it's not ideal for running that relaxing bath!" Monk notes, via the Los Angeles Times. Meanwhile, Hershey's is working on 3D-printed chocolate.