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Tim Whistler
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M'Lady's kat holdin' it steady while I tighten from below.
That is alot of crap on the shower shelves. Obviously not just for a man.
Wow Zanne, he should of smoothened that caulk out before it dried. He won't be able to get a very nice job now.
It’s a wrap at this point.
Tom, I'm hoping the caulk was still wet when he took the picture. He was exhausted by the time he got to that point. He had to adjust the walls to make them level and plumb.
Havasu, I don't know, my brother has like 10 bottles of stuff in my bathroom. Multiple bottles of various shampoos, conditioner, body wash, beard spray, etc. I have two bottles- shampoo/conditioner combo and bodywash. I fully admit I might add some Noxema face cream in there at some point just because I like the scent. Mom used it when I was a kid so it brings back good memories. I had a jar that I would open just to smell sometimes. Plus bugs don't like eucalyptus much.
Havasu, I don't know, my brother has like 10 bottles of stuff in my bathroom. Multiple bottles of various shampoos, conditioner, body wash, beard spray, etc. I have two bottles- shampoo/conditioner combo and bodywash. I fully admit I might add some Noxema face cream in there at some point just because I like the scent. Mom used it when I was a kid so it brings back good memories. I had a jar that I would open just to smell sometimes. Plus bugs don't like eucalyptus much.
Mitchell-DIY-Guy
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My second childhood home was in a small town in Massachusetts, and was built in 1968. It had 2 1/2 baths. The primary bathroom had a yellow tile theme. The other main bath had a green tile theme. Finally, the powder room had a blue tile theme. These were tile colors of the era, and my mother had matching colored toilet paper and tissues for each of the bathrooms. Today you can not really find color toilet paper or colored tissues, but they were popular back in the 70s. Nothing quite over the top like the carpeted photos above but certainly nothing like you see today.
I do hope the electric seat heater in the brown sheepskin motif fur-lined pot is on a GFCI and AFCI protected breaker. I bet the static electric shock on a dry winter’s day could make a guy stand up and take notice.
I bit the bullet and had a pro install two grab bars in each of two bathrooms.
I bit the bullet and had a pro install two grab bars in each of two bathrooms.
Mitchell-DIY-Guy
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It’s so important, particularly with older people. So are taller toilets
Yep. But only if those older people remember to use them. I just stubbed a toe getting out of the tub with the bypass door installed and almost fell to the floor.
