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When you moved in to your house
Did you change the locks and the toilet seats?
There's a poll on D&R about this right now and I have never heard of anyone doing either and didn't think of it myself.
Just wondering if this is more common then I thought.
Re: When you moved in to your house
I changed my lock but not my toilet seat. I have heard of a lot of people changing toilet seats though.
The selling agent actually had our locks changed (we were here) as a "gift" to us.
We did not change the toilet seats. That never even crossed my mind.
Neither.
I can understand the locks, but we didn't bother.
As for the toilet seats.... that's just crazy. I know they're not that expensive so what the heck, but cleaner is cheaper and less wasteful. We cleaned the house from top to bottom - I think thats sufficient. The toilet seat in your house is probably better than any public restroom.
Locks: yes
toilet seats: no, never
We changed the locks to our house as the previous owners were professional criminals apparently (our house was a foreclosure).
We did a major reno that included replacing the toilets.
So we did both, but only because it was necessary.
We changed our locks. Who knows how many people have a spare key to the previous owner's place and try to get in after we move in.
Toilet seats, I never thought of that. DH and FIL put in a new toilet because it was 'needed' so we ended up with a new one but all the times before I've never changed the toilet seat.
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I was wondering about the locks thing too. I didn't think it was a huge deal, but after reading what everyone had to say I think we will be changing the locks.
I think a really good cleaning will suffice with the toilet seats