Showing posts with label bathroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bathroom. Show all posts
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Friday, April 22, 2011
Picture Towel Hook
I was featured! Woot Woot!
I don't really have time to do any decorating projects right now. Too busy ripping out wallpaper and making sure we have usable bathrooms. It was nice to take a break from troubleshooting sprinkler systems to do a little crafting.
So I dug out frame G got at a yard sale for a buck.
Spray painted it white. Realized my backyard is not good for spray paint. Bits of plants and bugs got stuck in the paint. So I distressed the frame to remove the flora and fauna. And added a hook I got at Ikea.
For the print I totally
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| Three Men and a Lady |
The final product!
I need to get some command strips. It's currently hung using the wire on the frame which is not sturdy and causes the frame to lean from the wall. Now I just need to find a way to add "MAKE SURE YOU USE SOAP" for my kids.
Oh I am a linking MACHINE!
Friday, April 8, 2011
Toilet Saga
Our houses has nasty toilets. While vacant hard water, bugs, dirt sat there and baked on in the Houston heat. This is what they look like
Nasty! So new toilets are in order before we move in. First step remove old toilet. Step 2, try to save $100 by testing out the squat toilet. Decide its not for you.
Install new toilet (following manufacturers instructions) Un-install and reinstall toilet after you realize the drain flange is crooked and needs to be moved. Un-install the toilet AGAIN because the actual drain is damaged and needs to be replaced. Realize that you should probably install new flooring first. Also realize that it would be easier to paint the walls before installing new floors. Spend too many hours smoothing drywall. Paint walls. Install flooring. Install new drain and toilet.
BEAUTIFUL!
I want to pee in you!

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| The seat actually looks white in this picture. Its not. Its yellow splotchy scariness. |
Nasty! So new toilets are in order before we move in. First step remove old toilet. Step 2, try to save $100 by testing out the squat toilet. Decide its not for you.
Install new toilet (following manufacturers instructions) Un-install and reinstall toilet after you realize the drain flange is crooked and needs to be moved. Un-install the toilet AGAIN because the actual drain is damaged and needs to be replaced. Realize that you should probably install new flooring first. Also realize that it would be easier to paint the walls before installing new floors. Spend too many hours smoothing drywall. Paint walls. Install flooring. Install new drain and toilet.
BEAUTIFUL!
I want to pee in you!
Now we need baseboards, new mirror and decor!
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