Bathroom Organization
Towels in a heap, soap
slivers piling up, hair dryers and curling irons all over?
Here are some tips for the bathroom...
Bathroom Surface Renewal
Thinking of refinishing your
bathroom but just don't have enough in the budget? Try an
epoxy paint that will make all sorts of bathroom surfaces
look like new...
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...
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...
Repair Porcelain
You don't have to live with
that cracked porcelain sink. It's easy to fix...
Repairing Grout
Hurry and replace the grout
in your shower when it cracks and falls out, or you could
end up with some serious water damage... |
Use a 5 in 1 tool,
the pointed end of a bottle opener or a chisel to loosen
and remove all of the worn sealant. 
Then clean the
entire area with a damp cloth and remove any dust and
residue. 
Fill the tub with
water. If you caulk an empty tub, the normal weight that
gets in and out of the tub every day will cause the seal
to loosen more quickly. When the tub is full, let it sit
for five minutes to settle. 
Run a nice smooth
bead of mildew resistant tub and tile caulk along the
seam. Smooth the bead with the curved edge of an old
spoon, an old playing card or even a wet finger. All you
have to remember is to get a nice seal on the top and the
bottom of the bead.