Repair a Toilet Seat/Lid - PEP BB plumbing.sand.tiny.toiletseat

Here is my submission for the Plumbing - Sand4Straw Points - Tiny List - Repair a Toilet Seat BB.

INCOMPLETE - Need One More Photo

I help manage 40 acres of our land as a private venue campground and there is often maintenance and repairs to be done.  We have six four-stall permanent outhouses and one (two-stall) willow feeder for use by campers. This spring, while preparing (cleaning, stocking, etc.) the campground for our spring event and summer rentals, I found three damaged and moldy toilet seats which I replaced with new toilet seats.  

To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must provide:
   - a before picture of the problem toilet seat/lid
   - an in-progress shot of you repairing the toilet seat/lid
   - an after picture of the newly repaired toilet seat/lid
   - a description of the problem and how it was fixed

"Outhouse Structure" with four stalls

I just put this seat on not six months ago! And already you set down and almost slide off! Not anymore.

I'm unsure if this will count. I was so caught up on getting the repair done right away that I forgot to take the pictures until I had already finished. Still, I have pictures of the original damaged seat and the replaced one.

The toilet had a very loose seat, due to the bolts being loose. So I tightened the bolts, and now we no longer have a loose toilet seat!

Lid was loose and needed to be tightened on one side.

Wrong sized toilet seat was on the main bathroom (round instead of elongated).  Replaced and secured.

To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are:
- repair a toilet with problems with the lid/seat

To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must provide:
  - a before picture of the problem toilet seat/lid
  - an in progress shot of you repairing the toilet seat/lid
  - an after picture of the newly repaired toilet seat/lid
  - a description of the problem and how it was fixed

One of the connections was loose on our toilet seat so it was loose.  I used a Philips head screwdriver and held the nut underneath to tighten the seat.

To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are:
- repair a toilet with problems with the lid/seat

To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must provide:
  - a before picture of the problem toilet seat/lid
  - an in progress shot of you repairing the toilet seat/lid
  - an after picture of the newly repaired toilet seat/lid
  - a description of the problem and how it was fixed
  - OR a 2-minute video of you doing this

One night while pondering life there was a sudden CRACK. Then there was a crack. Instead of suffering a pinched bottom, I ordered a new seat and installed it. I had to swap out the seat mounting screws for the new style but that took only a moment with a screwdriver. Quick, easy, efficient.