Had this random idea pop into my head today—imagine a plumber gets called to fix a toilet, but when they open it up, there's a hidden passageway underneath. Like, um, where would it lead? Secret lair, alternate dimension, or...?
"imagine a plumber gets called to fix a toilet, but when they open it up, there's a hidden passageway underneath."
Interesting thought, but practically speaking, wouldn't that be a nightmare for plumbing and water efficiency? Hidden passages under toilets sound cool in theory, but realistically you'd have moisture issues, mold growth, and structural integrity concerns. If you're aiming for secrecy at home, maybe consider something less damp—like behind a bookshelf or pantry wall. Trust me, your home's foundation (and your plumber) will thank you later...
Hidden passages under toilets sound cool in theory, but realistically you'd have moisture issues, mold growth, and structural integrity concerns. If you're aiming for secrecy at home, maybe conside...
I get your point about moisture and mold, but honestly, older houses are full of weird surprises. My place had a hidden cellar under the laundry room—zero mold or water issues. With proper sealing, a toilet passage might not be as crazy as it sounds...
