Replacing a toilet is more intimidating than difficult. The trip to your local home improvement store to buy a new toilet may take longer than the time required to replace it. With a few basic tools, a new wax seal, silicone caulk and a new toilet you can have this job done in about an hour.


Step-By-Step Instructions for Replacing a Toilet

When replacing the toilet you must check the off set to make sure that it is less than or equal to the off set of the old toilet.

Note: The off set is the measurement between the wall behind the toilet and the bolts that hold down the toilet bowl.

Also check the measurements of any nearby obstructions that could restrict the size of your replacement.

Is there no limit to the level of stupidity of products that inventors come up with? Most likely not. Case in point...the TwoDaLoo.  Break it down by syllable and what you have is a double-sided toilet where you can chat it up with your mate while you both...'go'...at the exact same time...side-by-side...facing one another. Well intentioned as it may have been at that "Eureka" moment for the inventor, it's a bit unseemly for the general public, in my humble opinion.

They say that love is blind, and for you to consider this dual-toilet option maybe love would also be deaf and you'd have anosmia. What's a little dueling tinkles between lovers? And when you're through discussing your plans for the evening you can both flush in unison. What a concept.

"On 3......1...2 annnddd 3."

I know you're probably sitting there thinking..."I wonder what the latest design trends in toilets are these days?" or "How well do those low-flow; aka water-conserving; or better yet, those new high-efficiency toilets (HET's) really work?"

Maybe you're thinking..."I need a new toilet to replace the leaky, old, water-wasting, don't wanna flush right, runs all night, cold & skinny seat, gotta push the handle down myself... toilet I've got now.

Lucky for you I just happen to have a few of the latest design trends and HET's to show you that appeared at the 2007 Kitchen and Bath Industry Show in Las Vegas recently.

I think you'll be pleased with some of the latest toilet designs that are likely to cause a stir in the near future.

"Did I read that right"? That's what I said to myself the first time I drove by the European Sink Outlet in Kennesaw,GA. There is something CLEARLY not right about that phrase being placed where people can read it while they're trying to operate a motor vehicle. I wouldn't be surprised to find out if their had been a fender bender, or two, in that area from people caught off guard and consequently being thrust into a fit of laughter!