@bushies.girl wrote:Hope you can get it sorted out Brighton
bty my toilet is in my bathroom, tucked beghind a wall, cant say it bothers me greatly lol
I think in a family with young kids my father appreciated the separate toilet where he occasionally retired for some peace and quiet, armed with a good book or a magazine...and of course the door could be locked. 
One example of bad design were some houses built in the 60s (all very similar) with a separate toilet at the end of a passage....where the other end was the front door. Before the era of really effective security screens (supamesh etc) in hot weather you might open the solid front door but keep the screen door locked. Then there's a knock at the door....and the home owner is in the loo. What to do? You can be clearly seen exiting the toilet by any visitor. Things were more private in those days. Our house was a different design but some neighbours railed against whoever it was that came up with such a stupid placement of the toilet. I've also seen a house where the toilet and bathroom are directly off the lounge. I think it's fine for the home occupants but it is not good for visitors, social events etc.
Yes I do realize it's an exhaust fan, I've always had one where I've lived but it's always come on separately from a separate switch. Oh dear, so it seems I',ll need an alectrician to put in another switch? See I like to stand for hours in front of the mirror admiring myself and don't want a fan going all the time. 
Jokes aside not much there to admire but guess I'll put up with it for now.
btw the toilet is in the bathroom, I didn't know it mattered that much.
Anyway thanks for all the suggestions. 
not much there to admire but guess I'll put up with it for now.
I've seen your pic and that's refutable.
Farnsy, in Oz we are tough, toilets are outside.
Heard of redbacks ?
