One more thing to worry about in the bus world other then tires,batteries,and what kind of oil to use....but a top of the line Wal-mart wood toilet seat, livein in your bus full time is onlY goin to LAST 5 YEARS, if you can ignore the nagin you can streach that out to 6 1/2 years....GOOD LUCK...
Matt, what is your secret to putting up with 1 1/2 years of nagging? I am cheap, but I don't know how I could make a toilet seat last that long... ;D
How's your travels going?
JC
JC you know how you get used to a bunch of cows bawlen after you wean their calves....same thing.....just came back up to Molsen to get the bus and headed back to Yuma first of the week...
Quote from: lostagain on September 17, 2016, 07:23:18 AMMatt, what is your secret to putting up with 1 1/2 years of nagging? I am cheap, but I don't know how I could make a toilet seat last that long... ;D
I think he's implyin that he will stride unflinchingly in matter of conflict with the wife concerning toilet seats. If that's so, I quake in deep admiration (and wonder if he's sane). :D
I had the same toilet seat in my previous house for eight plus years. It still looked great when I sold the house. I didn't know it was normal to replace them every few years. I think my parents have had the same one for 10 or 15 years ever since they replaced a toilet that cracked.
Quote from: belfert on September 19, 2016, 05:36:19 PM
I had the same toilet seat in my previous house for eight plus years. It still looked great when I sold the house. I didn't know it was normal to replace them every few years. I think my parents have had the same one for 10 or 15 years ever since they replaced a toilet that cracked.
I tore the do not remove under penalty of law tag off my toilet seat in the store. it still sits as royally as the day it was new and law enforcement has not caught up with me yet...but my clearance lights working probably helps ... :o
A toilet tank was cracked in the house. Not wanting to pay over $100 for a new toilet, I go to the dump and come back with a perfectly good toilet and tank. Take the tank, clean it up nice and install it, and all proud of myself, show it to Dear Wife, who immediately says: the color is wrong, it is almond and the bowl is white... Ah, marriage... I would never have noticed, but of course she did. Brian, you have to appreciate bachelorhood.
JC