Shower Doors
Shower doors can save you
the fussing around that can come with shower curtains and
hooks, but they can be difficult to keep clean...
Bathroom Organization
Towels in a heap, soap
slivers piling up, hair dryers and curling irons all over?
Here are some tips for the bathroom...
Bathrooms
Who wouldn't like to make
cleaning the bathroom an easier job? Well I have some tips
that will help you keep your bathroom cleaner...
Caulk a Tub
Cracked and worn caulk in
your bathroom can cause water damage as the water seeps
into the walls. Well, it's easy to fix so you should do it
as soon as possible...
Change Toilet Hardware
Changing the hardware on
your toilet is an easy and relatively inexpensive way to
change the look of your bathroom...
Install A Vanity
You have your old bathroom
vanity out. You've done the repairs and patching. Now it's
time to install the new vanity...
Remove a Vanity
So you've had it with that,
nasty old bathroom vanity. Well replace it. You can do it
yourself. I'll show you how...
Remove Bathtub Decals
Bathtub decals are great for
giving you a non-slip tub, but they can get cruddy. If you
want to remove yours, here's how it's done... |
First step, clean,
clean, clean. Wash the surface well with a mild abrasive
and some triple zero steel wool. Rinse it well and then
scrub again with just some steel wool, and rinse that.
Then repeat once more. Your final scrubbing shouldn't
leave any residue on the steel wool, and allow the surface
to dry. 
Open a window for
ventilation and put on a pair of latex gloves. Mix the two
parts of the epoxy together, stir well and cover. Then let
it sit for an hour. 
When the time is
up open the can and apply the paint to the surface in one
direction rather than back and forth as you would with
regular paint. The special formula in the mixture is self-leveling
so you don't have to worry about brush marks. 
Let the surface
dry for at least 12 hours and then apply a second coat.