Toilet removal shortcut, water hose kink fix, and shower curtain upgrades
I've had to take my toilet off at least 3 times now. If you don't have a right angle drill attachment, it's quite a pain to get those screws out in that tight space. I ordered this and use it with my impact drill and it really makes quick work of taking out and putting in those screws on the toilet:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NQS465R
The last time I took the toilet off was to address the water hose that kept getting kinked and not supplying enough water to the bowl. I added 3 90-degree elbows.
So, I shortened the tube coming out of the wall and use an elbow to point it downward. I have a ~10 inch tube there and another two elbows with a short piece to make it U back up with another ~10 inch tube which connects to the elbow on the back of the toilet.
If you need more tubing, this appears to be the tube on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09PN74Y2B
And these are the 90-degree elbows I used (I ordered two sets of 2)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G48M2XHW
Also, I've replaced the hooks on the shower curtain with these:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08GFKN4VF
And I did find the whole track on the floor of the shower once. Make sure you get some longer screws to attach the track to the ceiling.
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I had the opposite problem when I moved my toilet to install the bidet. I accidentally kinked the black hose so the toilet wouldn't completely flush all the way. So if you move the toilet and experience the same issue, check the black hose for a kink. I am not brave enough to modify the black hose!
If it ain't broke …