The secret to Steph Curry's success may be a fancy electronic toilet

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One of the secrets to Stephen Curry's success on the basketball court may be his bathroom routine.

Specifically, how he does his business.

In an interview with ESPN's Sam Alipour, Curry extolled the virtues of his new "automatic" toilet. 

"Oh, man, that toilet just makes me happy in life," Curry told Alipour. "I bet if I did a case study on my performance since I got that toilet, you'd see the difference. I was in Minnesota when Ayesha told me about it. And the next day I had 46 [points]. There's a reason for that."

SB Nation crunched some numbers and found that indeed, Curry has played better since getting the toilet. 

Curry tweeted his excitement about the toilet when he learned his wife, Ayesha Curry, had bought one.

—Stephen Curry (@StephenCurry30) November 12, 2015

We don't know the exact type of automatic toilet Curry is referring to, but it likely has a personal cleansing system (read: there's a wand that sprays water on you), air dryer, and flushes itself. 

Toto, a Japanese toilet manufacturer, sells a zirconium-coated toilet bowl with an automatic lid, a UV light to break down germs, wireless remote control, and a night light, among other features.

It's called the Neorest 750H and it retails for $9,800.

Toto

Toto

Here's a shot of the toilet and its retractable cleansing wand: