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Old 03-23-2003, 08:33 PM
urysohn
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Default Wallpapering bathroom

I'm wallpapering my bathroom. My next piece (which I'll be putting up Monday evening) will be around the toilet, which is not surprisingly tucked into a corner. Cutting around it will be a real pain in the neck and I can almost guarantee I'll f it up, but it's too tight against the wall for the paper to just slip behind it. If I loosen the bolts that fasten the toilet to the floor will I be able to rock the toilet just far enough forward to slip the paper behind, or am I just going to break pipes and flood my bathroom? For purposes of this discussing, assume (a) that if there's a good chance something will go wrong then it will and (b) I'm lazy and will probably try to avoid cutting around it either way.
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