It’s Time for the Pink Toilet to GO!

ByMAKE. DO. GROW March 9, 2024 1 min

Since December 2020 people have been obsessed with the pink toilet in our retro 1990s bathroom. After today’s video, the famous toilet will be no more.

It’s kind of crazy to think that it’s taken over three years for us to circle back to the bathroom renovation and finish what we started all that time ago.

In this video the last of the pink tiles will be stripped from the walls, the last remaining floor tiles will come up and soon we’ll be ready for running the new plumbing and all the new fixtures and fittings. Ok, I might be getting a bit ahead of myself there but we are at least moving in that direction!

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