Toilet Seat Cover

A blog for Camy Tang/Camille Elliot

How Do you Fix a Toilet Seat that Keeps Falling 1. Seat Placement Is Too Far Back In the Direction of the Tank 2. The Toilet Seat May Be Too Thick/Heavy 3. The Toilet Is Not Level 4. A Cracked Or Broken Seat 5. Misuse of the Toilet 6. Installation of Rubber Toilet Seat Washers 7. Cleaning the Screw Hinge 8. A Wobbly Or Lose Toilet Seat

Samsung has revealed the worst home design trends of the last half of a century, with toilet rugs, taxidermy and beaded curtains named some of the bad interior styles followed by Brits.

With the internet chock full of ‘Do It Yourself’ instructional videos and posts, it looks like everybody and their mothers should be DIY masters. However, some of these handmade projects and hacks should never ever have seen the light of day! And they’re making us ask, “DiWHY would you ever do this?”

A clean and stain-free toilet seat is not only essential for maintaining hygiene but also adds to the overall appearance of your bathroom.

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Brighten your bathroom by sewing your own toilet lid cover. This accessory provides a colorful covering for the toilet. The process requires a small amount of fabric, a few sewing supplies and basic sewing skills to complete.