have the answer, thank you so much.

those times! We have had a couple of toilets replaced and all the wax rings replaced in all our toilets! It is worth it!

something that was "painted" on. It lasted several years but began to peel off. The best thing to do is to use a company like Rebath. They make a mold of your tub and place it over your old tub. Looks great and lasts.

tiles and 1 bag of flat marbles to finish but I did have extras of the plain white tiles:-) I used regular tile mastic, pre mixed, in a large tub, probably the 3 gallon size. I know that is the most expensive way to attach them but I just couldn't deal with mixing thin set every time I wanted to attach tile, it was a slow process and I would have wasted so much due to drying out. Those babies are never coming off without a lot of effort, so water and regular bathroom wear and tear wont hurt. The design is a bit out of the ordinary so I made a row of regular tile to act as a baseboard, grouted and caulked it, just to ensure my splashing won't damage the floor. I'm so excited to hear you are going to make a mosaic with your kids. You will have so much fun.

is author of the Humanue handbook. This book covers the fine benefits of composting toilets. We use a DIY built "sawduster" at our off grid cabin.

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