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(23 votes) Published: May 02, 2004 12:00 a.m. Viewed 374 times
You’ll need pliers, preferably the locking kind. You might need a screwdriver. Spend $3 on a toilet seat tool at Kmart.
First, examine your toilet at home. Flip up the caps on the mounting flanges on the seat. They’re where the seat is attached to the porcelain. You can turn the screws. You might have to hold the nut on the other end with the pliers, or with the toilet seat tool. Are you confident in your toilet seat removal abilities? Good! Now, march into the public bathroom!
If its like the toilet at home, removing the seat is just the way I described above. If its a commercial seat, which is shaped like a horseshoe, youll probably need to remove the nuts from under the seat, and there wont be any screws on top. Remove the screws and nuts, but leave the seat in place. The next person to spread their cheeks on that commode will likely slide off!
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