Will I go to Hell if I just make my own Squatty Potty with scrap lumber?
1425960
Hell or Heaven are more long term issues; however and in the short term, if you use scrap lumber-make it is not crappy lumber though and well sanded-then you'll save some money which you can use to buy food rich in fiber, that in turn will help you live a healthier life, that in turn will keep you from going to the doctor with hemorrhoids issues. Overall, the money that you'll save in doctors, medicines and insurance can be donated to your favorite charity, which in turn will probably put you closer to Heaven. Another added benefit of making your own Squatty Potty is that it will be stronger than the plastic model and, when standing on it, you'll definitely be closer to Heaven and farther away from Hell by either 7 or 9 inches. One more thing, don't do like in the picture, when you go potty make sure you drop your pants, otherwise it could turn messy. In conclusion, you'll probably will not go to Hell and the benefits are many.
1425961
No, but look at it this way: it's $25 and it is specifically designed to do exactly what it should. You are likely worth more than $25/hour and it will take you longer than an hour to make your own. Plus, it looks better than one out of scrap lumber.
1425962
No! But... you can't throw a lumber one into the shower and bleach it down.
1425963
This thing looks like nothing more than a plastic stepping stool that you can buy at discount stores for $5. It's just elevating your feet up off the floor a bit, a short stepping stool does that too.
1425964
I was going to get one of these, then I came across an unused 24" plastic planter in the garage. Flip it upside down and it works fine as a pooper stooper thingy. Easier to stow out of the way too, when not in use.Like this, but they're under $10 at Walmart: Novelty 16242 Countryside Planter, White, 24-Inch Length (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
1871926
Not at all! And make sure u have time and plenty of space to put it together.
976400
Not a good idea! You will damage your flooring and not get full sink on the staple which will eventually show a dimple in the next piece of wood. You also can't get the pressure you need to get the planks tight against each other.
1696069
I would not recommend you leave this outside, the wood would probably warp and likely the metal will rust over time.
1246991
I did, the run has nothing underneath it though. I got a piece of scrap laminate and slid it under so the couldn't ruin my floor. Also it does take up a bit of room so check the measurements and check your available space :)
1735133
I'm going to guess probably. My molding is slightly damaged from use. I would imagine damage would be worse without any molding. I probably should have put a towel or something between the bar and the molding to prevent wear.
997324
I will not work, it will splash on your feet if you put it over the Asian squat toilet, unless you put a bag under it.
287312
I would. I live in the south, but saw evidence of some rust on the nuts and bolts after one summer. Not aware of a way to avoid that. I brought my backboard inside for the winter and will plan to rust-treat or replace hardware each year.
184446
No, the Squatty Potty puts you in the correct angle. If you bend forward, you put pressure on your puburectalis muscle, making it harder to poop. Using the Squatty Potty does the complete opposite. It makes it easier to poop. You raise your feet up onto the Squatty Potty, which in turn raises your legs and knees into the proper squatting position. This makes it far easier to poop.
1881291
I say no? Not much room left hellwig has a good web sit. go ask the maker? sorry not muck help
245778
Laura I believe any set up you can rig will work as the whole idea is to have you or your kids in the squatting position. Just imagine if you were squatting in the woods. I have a 9 inch tall stool I put my feet on and it works perfectly for me. As far as fitting under the toilet for storage is concerned, the little stool I have just folds flat and I stand it up between the wall and the toilet when not in use. Good luck!
785343
Yes. Make sure you test the nail depth on scrap wood first. Otherwise, there is NO better way to go.
1837314
I would assume it would drip and you would want to put it in a bag/container (which I think it comes with) and sterilize it. You did just pee in the thing. Otherwise, I suggest you pop a squat and do it the old fashion way. I think it also comes with a few alcohol wipes but not sure how far that will get you.
924764
Not at all! In everything, we've got to supervise our kids, but this Bumbo Step Stool is perfect for little ones needing to reach heights in certain areas of the house, but more when potty training, and to reach the face basin for washing of hands, which is why I bought it! My little grandson just love it. Moreso, that's exactly what is used at his school, so having it home, makes it even more comfy for him! Buy yours today, your little one will love it!
398447
No. We built our own out of heavy plywood ans 2x6s. We are very happy with the shed and would recommend it.
298752
I would not recommend this, because I bought the natural onenvironment last August. And all because of one screw, it stop me from completing putting it together. So I got so damn! frustrated I just tore It Iraq up and threw it in the garbage. It's not made of real wood, so don't waste your money
1738290
Yes, because we potty trained our great-granddaughter and removed the boy-guard. This is best money you will ever spend; we gave it to the church after 1-month. The Potty Book is also fun. Remove the stress and make it FUN!