Behold the mighty crapper!!
Dec. 27th, 2012 05:02 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
modernwizardMy package from stupid.com, containing a toilet and a blender, arrived the day before Xmas. Finally got around to playing with the toilet today.
The toilet, which began life as a novelty prank that just happened to be 1:6 scale, set me back a whole $2.50. Of all the novelty prank toilets out there [of which there are more than you'd expect], I chose this one because it was cheap and because it was also white, obviating a repaint.
Out of the packaging, showing measurements.
Between its unveiling and its initial use, I had to perform some modifications on it. I unscrewed the base and disassembled the whole thing to remove a soft plastic squirty bulb in the bowl. I also trimmed off some excess plastic on the bottom inside of the hinge for the lid; otherwise, it would not open all the way.
Just so you can tell that it's really, truly in scale, here's Peter using it. Poor Peter!
The toilet, which began life as a novelty prank that just happened to be 1:6 scale, set me back a whole $2.50. Of all the novelty prank toilets out there [of which there are more than you'd expect], I chose this one because it was cheap and because it was also white, obviating a repaint.
Out of the packaging, showing measurements.
Between its unveiling and its initial use, I had to perform some modifications on it. I unscrewed the base and disassembled the whole thing to remove a soft plastic squirty bulb in the bowl. I also trimmed off some excess plastic on the bottom inside of the hinge for the lid; otherwise, it would not open all the way.
Just so you can tell that it's really, truly in scale, here's Peter using it. Poor Peter!