That toilet straight up sounds supernaturally cursed. Starting to think greedy contractors make some kinda blood oath with The Ancient Ones to keep costs down when building a house.
I literally broke the lease after a month with that one and the landlord told me she didn't blame me and even fucking gave me back my deposit and rent. I think she was just happy to have someone call about the Cursed Toilet for her. I bumped into her in a grocery store way the fuck out in Vaughan about 2 years later and she said they never figured it out so she had someone literally just remove the toilet and now that bathroom just doesn't have a toilet.
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I have a guess about the cursed toilet, it’s probably a neighbor’s pump running, either improperly installed or malfunctioning, backing air up through the pipes. Removing the cursed toilet took out the shortest path for the air to escape, so it either stayed where it was supposed to go or escaped elsewhere. Might have transferred the curse to another nearby toilet.
That makes sense. The closest guess anyone had was that there was something to do with vacuum pressure in the sewer lines caused by a clog in the vent pipe by that it also made no sense because it was at the same time each night.
That toilet straight up sounds supernaturally cursed. Starting to think greedy contractors make some kinda blood oath with The Ancient Ones to keep costs down when building a house.
I literally broke the lease after a month with that one and the landlord told me she didn't blame me and even fucking gave me back my deposit and rent. I think she was just happy to have someone call about the Cursed Toilet for her. I bumped into her in a grocery store way the fuck out in Vaughan about 2 years later and she said they never figured it out so she had someone literally just remove the toilet and now that bathroom just doesn't have a toilet.
Thank you for coming to my ted talk about the worst places I've lived.
I have a guess about the cursed toilet, it’s probably a neighbor’s pump running, either improperly installed or malfunctioning, backing air up through the pipes. Removing the cursed toilet took out the shortest path for the air to escape, so it either stayed where it was supposed to go or escaped elsewhere. Might have transferred the curse to another nearby toilet.
I think the possibility of transferring the curse to another toilet is fucking hilarious.
That makes sense. The closest guess anyone had was that there was something to do with vacuum pressure in the sewer lines caused by a clog in the vent pipe by that it also made no sense because it was at the same time each night.