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August 28, 2020

Bathroom Refresh

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Before & After of our Bathroom on a budget

When we moved into our home almost three years ago, I knew right away there were some things that need to be taken care of. Our bathroom was one of them & it wasn’t in bad shape. However, the toilet was facing the door & your knees were bunched up to the radiator cover.

We wondered why anyone would have the toilet that way. So we contacted our friend who is a plumber & asked him if the toilet can be facing the vanity. He came over to look & take some measurements & sure enough it can be turned. We were happy about this.

The tub had glass sliding doors….again, it had to been made for a short person because you had to duck to get into the tub. We decided to get a whole new toilet & we are happy we did. So we had a new toilet installed & switched around & got rid of the disgusting & ugly glass doors on the tub & added a curtain rod & shower curtain. What a difference it made!

Bathroom Refresh

  The old vanity was in bad shape and it was a shame that it could not be saved because it was solid wood. However, it was pretty beat up. And guess what? You guessed it, it was made a short person! LOL

Bathroom Refresh
Bathroom Refresh

We are going to sand the mirror & restain it to a darker finish to match the vanity.

A Bathroom refresh also includes the details

We have been doing little by little on a tight budget & it is coming along nicely. The door & glass doorknob is original to the house, which I love & I am so happy it is still intact. We changed out some little things, for example, ceiling light fixture, Towel hooks & outlets & covers.

As soon as we have the funds, we are going to make sure the sub-floor is well braced & we are wanting to add a claw-foot tub. But that project will be expensive.

So for now we will live with some of the updates we already made & we are quite happy with how it turned out. Things take time & money.

What do you think about the bathroom refresh? Leave a comment & tell me what you think!

Until next time…

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