A mother of three shocked hundreds of people after she shared photos of her ‘exploded’ bathroom on social media, but did not explain how the accident happened.
Sarah posted photos of the aftermath to the Australian Facebook group “Mums Who Clean” for advice on cleaning the damaged area.
The photos show that the toilet completely disintegrated and spilled on the floor, rendering it unusable.
The impact of the impact darkened the wall, toilet and floor, and a fire-related accident is presumed to have occurred.
Sarah, a mother of three, shared photos of her “exploded” bathroom on Facebook (pictured), but did not reveal what happened. The photos show the toilet bowl completely shattered and spilled on the floor.
Others on the internet looked worried and asked what had caused the crash. Unfortunately the toilet needs replacing and probably the walls need to be painted.
“Sooooooo our house had a little accident. Any tips for removing soot/smoke from walls without needing a full paint job?” Sarah gave an explanation to the message.
“Obviously the toilet is being replaced, but I’m not trying to knock down the whole bathroom.”
Others on the internet looked worried and asked what had caused the crash.
‘How was it? By the way, your insurance can help you organize the cleaning,” one person commented.
One firefighter also offered to help with the damage to the walls, saying, “If the sugar isn’t cleaned with soap, which I guarantee you won’t wash, you’ll have to repaint it because it will be in the heat of the fire. fire. the paint is really burnt.
“The insurance needs to cover it and there is a possibility that the whole wall will be re-flagged as the odor and residue are carcinogenic,” said another person.
Others recommended Bunnings Warehouse’s Tricleanium All-Purpose Cleaner.
The third said, ‘There is a special cleaner for burnt, worn walls, call a cleaner’. Don’t use anything beforehand or you won’t be able to get rid of the stain and odor and you’ll have to replace the drywall as well”.
The upgrade will likely cost hundreds of dollars to get the toilet working again.
Source: Daily Mail
