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joeshmoe wrote:
On the right side, remove the louvered furnace cover.
On the the left, you'll have to squeeze your head under the sink and get in there with a flash light. However, if the heater side has the "reinforcement", the other does too. Save you the headache of contorting to look. The rears, apparently, aren't an issue.
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anutami wrote:
yeah tried the commercial Velcro on the medicine cabinet but still get everything falling out.
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โFeb-19-2016 05:28 PM
Tom_Anderson wrote:Wolfy850 wrote:
I learned that trimming the shower curtain helps the water drain better in shower.
On a related note, I learned that if you're parked even slightly nose-high, the shower leaves a very inconvenient puddle right in front of the toilet.
โFeb-19-2016 04:54 PM
โFeb-19-2016 04:52 PM
Wolfy850 wrote:
I learned that trimming the shower curtain helps the water drain better in shower.