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    mygirlsdad77 Posts: 5,713, Reputation: 339
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    #41

    Jan 8, 2013, 05:26 PM
    I also appreciate the update. Glad things are still working smoothly.
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    #42

    Dec 20, 2015, 12:20 PM
    6 years UPDATE!!

    6 years later and still running without a hitch. And never, ever has any user "missed their mark."

    This urinal works flawlessly and is a practical additional and a unique conversation piece!

    Thanks once again to:

    massplumber2008 aka MARK,

    speedball1 aka TOM

    mygirlsdad77 aka LEE


    These guys not only provide expert/quality advice -- but and LASTING advice as well.
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    #43

    Dec 21, 2015, 09:53 AM
    Hello Mancave,

    Thank you for stopping by after 6 years with an update. Glad your urinal works after all these years without a hitch !

    Milo
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    #44

    Feb 20, 2020, 02:39 PM
    10 years UPDATE!!

    10 years later and still running without a hitch. And never, ever has any user "missed their mark." As a matter of fact, as a preventive measure, I put a section of cardboard from the original box on the floor under the urinal -- it's still there and it looks basically brand new. Never a drop of nasty has ever touched it.

    This urinal still works like it's brand new and shows zero evidence that it is 10 years old.

    Thanks once again to:

    massplumber2008 aka MARK,

    speedball1 aka TOM

    mygirlsdad77 aka LEE

    I hope you guys are doing well and still posting here.

    These men provide expert/quality advice -- and LASTING advice as well.
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    massplumber2008 Posts: 12,832, Reputation: 1212
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    #45

    Feb 20, 2020, 07:53 PM
    Hi Mancave.

    Great to hear things are going well for you, but I'd still have to bet that at least a few drops of nasty have hit the cardboard over the years...you're just getting older and must not see as well anymore is my guess!!

    Thanks for the update and checking in!

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