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Posted
18 minutes ago, Eleven said:

It's going to require an electrical outlet near the toilet, isn't it?

Most likely, I put a heated towel rack up and put an outlet in between and sneakily ran the wires 

1 hour ago, N S said:

WRONG!!

I've used both, they're both good, but I prefer the one with bells and whistles 

Posted
4 hours ago, Wyldnwoody44 said:

Most likely, I put a heated towel rack up and put an outlet in between and sneakily ran the wires 

I've used both, they're both good, but I prefer the one with bells and whistles 

Yeah, there is no outlet anywhere near any toilet in any bathroom in this house.  Hell, even the one next to my bedroom only has a single outlet and that's above the sink.  Old houses in Buffalo...

Posted
2 hours ago, SwampD said:

Yep. I've had a Toto washlet for a couple of years now. Pay to get an outlet run.

 

Found this from May.?

https://www.sabrespace.com/community/topic/24579-the-even-randomer-thread/?do=findComment&comment=1057189

 

Only on SS ???

 

Eleven, It's def worth it, you could even hardwire it if there is any easy access to any electricity in the wall, but I'm no electrician. 

 

Swamp, you love the toto?! 

Posted
11 hours ago, SwampD said:

Yep. I've had a Toto washlet for a couple of years now. Pay to get an outlet run.

 

Found this from May.?

https://www.sabrespace.com/community/topic/24579-the-even-randomer-thread/?do=findComment&comment=1057189

 

Now you tell me. You guys couldn't have had this revelation a week sooner when I was re-doing my whole f###### bathroom?!? 

Posted
1 hour ago, Samson's Flow said:

Now you tell me. You guys couldn't have had this revelation a week sooner when I was re-doing my whole f###### bathroom?!? 

Get your kid a squirt gun. You'll save a ton in the short-run. Later on, of course, the therapy sessions will be pricey.

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Posted
12 minutes ago, PASabreFan said:

Get your kid a squirt gun. You'll save a ton in the short-run. Later on, of course, the therapy sessions will be pricey.

Or just buy wet wipes that are safe to flush. And I guess if you still want to give your kid emotional scars you can force them to wipe your @ss for you. Or chain them to the radiator. Whatever works.

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Posted
13 hours ago, PASabreFan said:

Get your kid a squirt gun. You'll save a ton in the short-run. Later on, of course, the therapy sessions will be pricey.

OK, I laughed hard at that one. 

 

Separately, where does one find a kid for this job when said individual has none.... 

Posted
5 minutes ago, SDS said:

Thomas has a warning for larger guys...

 

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Thomas is a moron. I'm 6'4" and was 240 when we got ours. That dang thing hit me in the zinger every time. I'm a lot less now but dang if it doesn't get me every time.

Posted

+++++

Also, I have always been a Microsoft guy.  

Love XP and 7.  Hate 8.  10 is coming around.

My main work computer is running Windows 7 Professional and has been great.  Has always done everything that I asked.  Lately it has been causing me some grief, which has always been rectified.

This morning when I logged in Windows 7 failed to completely initialize.  Since I am the 'administrator' it is still working and all my files are fine and working.  The screen is a bit wonky though.

With Windows 7 end of life in sight ... January 14, 2020 is not very far off ... I have been slowly transitioning to Windows 10 for a while now ... it pains me, but it looks like it is time.

Not to mention that both CPA Canada and the tax man (CRA and IRS) do not allow the use of unsupported computer software.  So, unless Microsoft extends the life of 7 (which they have never done in the past) I will have no option in a bit more than a year anyway.

Posted
On 10/10/2018 at 8:01 PM, Eleven said:

Yeah, there is no outlet anywhere near any toilet in any bathroom in this house.  Hell, even the one next to my bedroom only has a single outlet and that's above the sink.  Old houses in Buffalo...

My house, built in 1956, has two bathrooms, and NEITHER ONE had an electrical outlet when we moved in.  I suspect the original bathroom lights had plugs built into them.  (The house I grew up in of a similar vintage had a plug built into the fluorescent fixture.)

Posted
Just now, Wyldnwoody44 said:

I'm off to Haiti in the morning to help the communities affected by the last quake, quick turnaround from the jet lag. 

Good on ya, take care of yourself! 

Posted
4 hours ago, Wyldnwoody44 said:

I'm off to Haiti in the morning to help the communities affected by the last quake, quick turnaround from the jet lag. 

You continue to be an incredible human being. not-worthy.gif

Posted
1 hour ago, biodork said:

You continue to be an incredible human being. not-worthy.gif

You ought to look down and see him coming up a flight of stairs.

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