# fixing my double toilet bathroom Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqvHUeKthl8 Recap page: https://rapidrecap.app/video/PqvHUeKthl8 Generated: 2025-11-30T15:04:37.457+00:00 --- ## Quick Overview The host tested numerous user-submitted 3D-printed and handmade light switch covers intended to fix an oversized hole cut during a self-remodel of a double toilet bathroom, revealing highly creative, functional, and sometimes hilarious submissions that were scored out of 10 Edison points. **Key Points:** - The initial problem stemmed from the host accidentally cutting the light switch cover hole too big during a bathroom remodel designed to allow simultaneous use of two toilets. - Submissions were tested and scored using the 'Edison' scale, with the first neutral point set at 5 out of 10, as seen when Matias's $100 shipping cover scored a 5/10. - One package sent by Adam Stevens from the UK was opened by US Customs and Border Protection/Department of Homeland Security and contained Hiltwood soaps instead of a light switch cover, receiving no score. - The submission from Joshua in Colorado received a perfect 10/10 Edison score for including an interactive light switch cover that functioned as an OR-gate/inverter, turning one light off when the other was turned on, alongside excavator handle parts and a TRS80 knob for the bidet. - A submission from Logan in Ohio featuring a holographic cover received a solid 5 out of 10 Edison rating, described as 'tasteful'. - A ceramic cover from Jess and Justin featuring 'Pee Boy' and 'Poop News' earned high praise, though the 3D-printed version by Justin did not fit perfectly, leading Jess's ceramic piece to score better. - A submission from Dominic featuring hair printed onto the cover to hide screw holes was deemed 'diabolical' and received a 10/10 for making people feel strong emotions, even disgust. **Context:** The video centers around the creator testing viewer-submitted replacement light switch covers designed to fit an oversized hole accidentally created in the wall of a bathroom remodeled to accommodate two toilets simultaneously. Viewers sent in various creative and often unsolicited items alongside their custom-made covers, including soap, coins, books, and even a functional logic gate for the light switch, all while the host rated the covers based on fit and ingenuity using the 'Edison' scoring system. ## Detailed Analysis The host begins by promoting Black Friday tickets for Open Sauce 2026 before moving to the main segment: testing light switch covers sent by viewers to cover an overly large hole in his bathroom wall. The submissions varied wildly, ranging from functional, perfectly fitting designs to bizarre or entirely incorrect items. Highlights included a $100 shipping submission from Matias that functioned well (5/10 Edison), a submission from Adam Stevens that was opened by Homeland Security and contained soap, and a submission from Carl in Sweden that lacked any functional cover at all (2/10 Edison average). Several submissions were highly rated for creativity or functionality, notably one from an anonymous sender featuring an OR-gate inverter for the light switches (10/10 Edison) and Dominic's 'diabolical' cover printed with hair to obscure the screw holes (10/10). Conversely, submissions that didn't fit, like the one from Eric from the Painted Dribble Workshop that required the host to 'measure once, cut once' despite the host's error, received low scores (1/10 Edison). The host also reviewed bidet knob replacements and excavator handle adapters, emphasizing that viewer donations often exceeded the cost of items sent, and concluded by scoring the covers based on fit and overall concept. ### Open Sauce Promotion - Tickets for Open Sauce 2026 can be purchased using the code Black Friday for a physical, shiny ticket token. ### Initial Problem Setup - Host accidentally cut the light switch cover hole too large during a self-remodel of a double toilet bathroom, necessitating custom covers. ### Highly Rated Submissions - Joshua's submission featuring an OR-gate light switch inverter and a Nigel-themed cover earned a 10/10 Edison; Dominic's hair-covered cover also scored 10/10 for evoking strong emotion. ### Low Scoring/Non-Fitting Submissions - Carl's submission from Sweden received a 2/10 average for lacking a cover; Skyler's cover missed the trim ('Wayne Scott') resulting in a 3/10; Taylor's cover was made backward, covering none of the hole (2/5). ### Unconventional Submissions - Adam Stevens' package was opened by DHS and contained Hiltwood soaps; Justin from Colorado sent a detailed recreation of his Mars rover flatbed instead of a cover (10/10 for the diorama, but not scored as a cover); Peter's automated switch requiring a 7-minute wait was deemed impractical. ### Bidet and Accessory Reviews - Viewers also sent replacement knobs for a broken bidet, including one with a severed head design that required torqueing to operate, and adapters for the previously sent excavator handles.