MajesticBaldEagle96

Decided to visit the Eastern Michigan University campus today, especially to do a toilet paper test with the green logo “Standard” Afwall at the Bowen Field House. I hate to say, it got replaced with a junk Kohler fixture. 😡 I did find some other goodies and will post them shorty today.

1 month ago | [YT] | 4

MajesticBaldEagle96

At long last, I finally managed to film some facilities in Ypsilanti today. I do hate to break it to you, but the Methodist church with the Crane Purtons got renovated, with the new fixtures being junk Kohlers. At least I filmed the bathrooms before the renovation, you will see them in my Renovated/Demolished Bathrooms playlist. :(

1 month ago | [YT] | 3

MajesticBaldEagle96

Here is the abandoned motel along US 12 that my brother and I visited in 2020, via Google Maps. The structure was built in 1940 and abandoned circa 1990. You might remember the toilets, the Eljer and Case forward-trappers and the 1980s Briggs Conserver.

2 months ago | [YT] | 4

MajesticBaldEagle96

Thought you might be interested in my bedroom entertainment center, which you might have recalled seeing in my Discussion posts. In addition to vintage toilets, I share a fascination with vintage electronics. I forgot to mention, I turned 29 on February 2nd. :)

2 months ago | [YT] | 10

MajesticBaldEagle96

Well, here’s a nice dream to start off 2025. It involved me exploring Ypsilanti’s abandoned Willow Run Bomber Plant, in which I discovered a bunch of 1940s forward trap toilets on flushometer, which actually worked, and I recalled filming them. I wish I could share plumbing video footage from my dreams to the community, but that’s 100% impossible. I do plan to return to Ypsilanti to film additional facilities from Eastern’s campus, as well as from numerous churches.

4 months ago | [YT] | 4

MajesticBaldEagle96

Well this absolutely sucks, the church were I filmed the extremely rare 1956 Case forward trapper, as well as the original “Standard” Altas and Compacts, has closed, and likely to be razed.

5 months ago | [YT] | 3

MajesticBaldEagle96

I added a new playlist today that features fixtures that no longer exist either because the bathrooms were renovated, or because the buildings were demolished. I’m glad I filmed them, but it’s a shame they aren’t around for plumbing fanatics to film. :(

5 months ago | [YT] | 9

MajesticBaldEagle96

Had this dream last night of being in a bathroom that had ‘90s Kohler Highcliffes. The interesting facet was there was a Kohler Derry Urinal that had consumption tags below the logo, which stated “1.6 Gallons per flush,” which probably isn’t true in real life. I certainly wonder if there are any Kohler Derries with consumption tags. I’ll let you know of other future plumbing dreams. :)

6 months ago | [YT] | 4

MajesticBaldEagle96

I certainly wonder why I can’t get my Liked Videos playlist to go public, I bet the plumbing community would deeply appreciate to know I’ve been viewing and liking their posts. It contains over 12,000 vids. :)

7 months ago | [YT] | 8

MajesticBaldEagle96

Lastly, here’s a long lost vintage bathroom I remember from my childhood. There was a two-screen cinema, which was part of the Maple Village strip mall, built in 1965-‘67. The men’s facility had blue fixtures and blue tiling, while the women’s facility had pink fixtures and pink tiling. I forget what brands and models the toilets were, probably AS or Briggs fixtures. In 2005, the cinema went out of business, and was gutted and renovated into a Plum Market in 2006-‘07. I did mention other lost vintage bathrooms in a video, which is in the discussion playlist on my channel, if you remember.

11 months ago | [YT] | 7