sarameg -- it's actually very very easy to replace a toilet seat, seriously, and they're not too expensive. Well, as long as you don't go for a heated model, or whatever. If you're going to have a contraband showerhead, you might as well spring for a contraband toilet seat.
I'm giving it until the weekend. I swear, I'm going to move out of this place with an assortment of showerheads, toiletseats and faucet fixtures. I have no patience with maintenance, so I'll replace stuff myself. I'll leave the washers we installed in the bathroom faucet however. Hell, given the crappy caulk job they did on the shower, it's a good thing I'm nice, or I'd take the good job I did out.
MerDe! Bwahahahahaha!
I think you mean Oh lala!
I wonder what the volume of non-low-flow (ie 20+ years old) toilets is. Because this one is a low flow of 1.6 and well...it gets flushed twice.
OK, xbox just had an ad. And I'm sitting away from the tv, so the sound isn't great. But the music reminded me of the stereotype of french cafe music (you know, with accordians) and the visuals were a crazy urban water fight.
Given all the rioting in Paris right now, bad thoughts.
Hah. So barely efficient. Now I get why my parents' contractor offered slyly to "get a pot from Mexico" when they had to replace the toilet. Which is a funny story itself.
Mom flushed a thing of deoderant down it by accident. When they tried to pull the toilet out to pull out the deo, they cracked the basin. Most expensive $3 flushing ever.
Hah. So barely efficient. Now I get why my parents' contractor offered slyly to "get a pot from Mexico" when they had to replace the toilet. Which is a funny story itself.
Yeah. A good 1.6 is a thing of beauty (our American Standard flushes like a dream), but a bad one manages to miss the whole point of the pot through sheer ineffectiveness.
It's dueling Watch-and-Posts when I hit Read New.