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July 30, 2015

Fashion Forward – Extraordinary Ideas for the Loo

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A recent trip to Menards to purchase a last minute purchase for our house before we vacated led me to the toilet seat aisle.  No questions, please, as to why I was led there but since I was there I decided to make the most of it.

You know that I try to find the extraordinary in the ordinary by now and this day was no different.  I mean who can find something extraordinary in a toilet seat?  I think I can offer you some examples of extraordinary today.

For example the wolf themed soft seat that boasts easy installation and cleaning while at the same time sporting beautiful pine trees and wolves floating in the air.  Now who would love a seat like this?  I am not sure but there must be a market for them.

1Next for the hunter, perhaps, or deer lover a lovely deer toilet seat also made in the USA and boasting the same easy installation and cleaning that the previous toilet seat claimed to have as well. 2For the patriot in the family perhaps the soaring bald eagle toilet seat would be appropriate.  Another soft product for someone who wants that more delicate experience.
3The camouflage toilet seat would be the perfect fit in with the decor in a hunting cabin I would venture to say.  However this one is made of enameled wood so I doubt it would be as comfortable as those “soft” options.  I guess it all depends upon what look you are going for and those hunters are hardy types, right?  No softie stuff for them.4The final selection that I thought was worthy to consider was the adorable bear themed toilet seat featuring a mama bear and three cubs climbing up a tree.  This was the one that caught my eye initially and I guess it would be appropriate to “bare all” if this one was featured in your abode.
5I realize that there are different tastes in decorating but quote honestly I could not imagine any of these in my home at any time.  But I think you will have to agree with me that they might fall under the “extraordinary” category.

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