If you are a woman who is pregnant or trying to become pregnant it is likely that you are turning your toilet seat blue. I have only research and circumstantial evidence to back up my claim, but looking at it scientifically most reports are from families with women in the household as described above- usually pregnant. As for myself, all mine have turned blue but we have been trying to conceive for some time now without success. I asked myself, "what is the commonality between the two groups of women (pregnant vs not pregnant but trying)?" It finally occurred to me that we all take some sort of Prenatal/Pregnancy vitamins/supplements. Other medications are not as ubiquitous (for example hormone therapy) and since those of use who are not pregnant though there seem to be comparatively less of us are still excreting chemicals transdermally and subsequently turning the seat blue I can only conclude that the answer is related to: Prenatal/Pregnancy supplements/vitamins.
If someone has a documented cause other than my theory I would love it if you added to my evidence or corrected me completely.
"Stay" by Lisa Loeb
Cardboard, cellotape, and a computer, and also the key component is a toilet seat, put it over the cardboard for full effect of the projection.
You look up the address and copy it onto your envelope then you draw write or send something like a photo of an animal book jacket or toilet then you get a stamp and send it 😃
Tidy bowl toilet cleaner.
The duration of Life Is Cheap... But Toilet Paper Is Expensive is 1.38 hours.
Yes, it is safe for a pregnant woman to use a blue toilet seat. The color of the toilet seat does not affect the safety for a pregnant woman.
It is generally safe for pregnant women to use a blue toilet seat during their pregnancy. The color of the toilet seat does not affect the safety for pregnant women.
The toilet seat may be stained blue due to the presence of certain cleaning products or chemicals that have been used in the bathroom. Some toilet bowl cleaners contain blue dye or chemicals that can transfer onto the seat, causing it to appear stained blue.
It is generally safe to use a blue toilet seat during pregnancy as the color of the seat does not affect the safety or health of the mother or the baby.
It is generally safe to use a pregnancy blue toilet seat during pregnancy. The color of the toilet seat does not affect the safety of using it during pregnancy. It is important to maintain good hygiene and cleanliness when using any toilet seat to prevent infections.
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form_title= Toilet Seat form_header= Sit comfortably with a new toilet seat. What color do you want the toilet seat?*= _ [50] Do you want the toilet seat cushioned?*= () Yes () No Do you need to remove an old toilet seat?*= () Yes () No
To securely attach a toilet seat fastener to your toilet seat, follow these steps: Place the fastener on the underside of the toilet seat. Align the holes on the fastener with the holes on the toilet seat. Insert the bolts through the holes and tighten them with a screwdriver. Make sure the fastener is securely attached before using the toilet seat.
To remove a blue stain from a toilet seat, you can try using a mixture of baking soda and vinegar. Sprinkle baking soda on the stain, then pour vinegar over it. Let it sit for a few minutes, then scrub the area with a toilet brush. Rinse with water and repeat if necessary.
Some portable options for a toilet seat riser for travel include foldable toilet seat risers, inflatable toilet seat risers, and detachable toilet seat risers. These options are lightweight and easy to pack for travel.
Yes, the toilet seat is stain resistant.
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