This thread features participants sharing their personal experiences related to bathroom renovations and mishaps, primarily focusing on issues stemming from leaks and the resulting damage. Many express humor in their situations while also conveying the stress of unexpected repairs, especially in the context of family needs and upcoming events.
While participants share similar frustrations and humorous takes on their bathroom issues, there is no clear consensus on how to handle such situations, as experiences and responses vary widely.
Participants discuss their personal experiences with bathroom repairs, often in light-hearted ways, while acknowledging the stress and unexpected nature of such home repairs.
Members of the consultant community who are navigating similar home repair challenges or looking for relatable experiences may find this thread engaging.
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pampchefrhondab said:Oh I'm so glad I'm not alone - I just got a toilet for my birthday this week too!
The toilet in the bathroom off our bedroom was leaking. My husband tried to tighten it, but it didn't help. He then removed the toilet and replaced the wax ring. When he was putting the toilet back down he dropped it and it broke! We went shopping for days looking for a new one we didn't have to special order since ours are a stone color (off white). Everything is white now! We had our house built 19 years ago and white was not the "in" color at the time! We finally found one to match $280 later! I told my husband to put a bow on it for my birthday, which was just this past Wednesday. He didn't put a bow on it, but he didn't get me anything else either. That was fine w/me we didn't have any more money!
Just look at the bright side - your bathroom will look really nice when you're done! And just think, now you don't have to feel alone. We are in the same club
janetupnorth said:I had to read this:
1. Because it was in the National Conference 2008 forum.
2. It said Bathroom Nightmare (little vent) and I thought, what's wrong with a little bathroom vent, unless someone had REALLY bad gas and you needed to clear the room fast.
buckeyefan08 said:The toliet isn't out yet but the girls will probably be using the potty chair and it look like I get to go outside and squat!
DH asked me what I wanted to do tomarrow for my birthday and my brother just looked at him and said "I'm guessing SHOWER!" He hit the nail on the head! Not to mention because we have had to run in and out all day the a/c is off and it is almost 90 degrees in my house....it's 11:15PM!!!
Or, see if Kohl's has a Slip-n-Slide!
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