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how easy is it to change a toilet
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Eventually.cyclonebri1 wrote: »Bet you changed the seats though? :rotfl::rotfl:
All three toilets had plastic seats and were very clean when we moved in. We did give them all a thorough clean anyway and replaced them with new wooden seats some months later.
We were fortunate that we sold our previous house in the January, rented for 4 months and has a few weeks overlap with the rental house and the new (to us) house so we had plenty of time to thoroughly clean everything in the new house before moving in. It was pretty clean anyway but an empty house is the ideal time to clean carpets etc.0 -
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cyclonebri1 wrote: »Baaaaaarffff.
Why ? I've moved house several times over the years, never felt the need to change the loo seats. Sure, I make sure I give everything a really good clean, usually with neat bleach, but have never changed them - unless they're really manky or broken. Seems a bit overkill to me
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Ebe_Scrooge wrote: »Why ? I've moved house several times over the years, never felt the need to change the loo seats. Sure, I make sure I give everything a really good clean, usually with neat bleach, but have never changed them - unless they're really manky or broken. Seems a bit overkill to me
each to his own, it's the 1st thing wee, (no pun), do.
If you have no issues using "public" toilets it's fine, but my family do,
I like the thanks button, but ,please, an I agree button.
Will the grammar and spelling police respect I do make grammatical errors, and have carp spelling, no need to remind me.;)
Always expect the unexpected:eek:and then you won't be dissapointed0 -
For me it's the 2nd thing, following the locks.cyclonebri1 wrote: »each to his own, it's the 1st thing wee, (no pun), do.
If you have no issues using "public" toilets it's fine, but my family do,
Public toilets, strong leg muscles and hovering is the only way, when there is no other option.0 -
I am with you, the first thing that I change when moving into a new home is the toilet. There is just something that does not make your home feel like ‘home’ unless you have your buttprints on the toilet, I do not want to feel like I am in a hotel or something!0
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Easy. New toilets are smaller though.SECRET OF SUCCESS IN LIFE:
Patience, patience & patience.0
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