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Whenever you see two dots on a toilet seat like this,
there's a very good chance that the damage was caused from the
protrusions on the toilet seat lid cover. A toilet seat and the picture
above is made from wood and is painted with a high gloss enamel.
Like most paint, it can be chipped and scratched. You can always use
touch up paint to fill the damage spots in, if it's something that
bothers you. It's only cosmetic damage at this point.
These toilet seats can be replaced for under $20 and it's something that
most homeowners can do with very little effort. The toilet seat is
attached with two plastic nuts underneath the toilet bowl lip. Simply
loosen and remove the two nuts that are connecting the toilet seat to
the toilet bowl, removed the toilet seat and replace it with a new one.
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In the picture above, I circled the area where the toilet
seat lid protrusion is damaged. This could have been caused by someone
slamming the toilet lid down, a little too abruptly, but the most common
cause of this type of damage is from someone standing on top of the
toilet seat lid cover.
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