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...
Repair Porcelain
You don't have to live with
that cracked porcelain sink. It's easy to fix...
Replace a Tile
Are you living with a
cracked or broken tile? Don't, it's easy to replace and
you can do it yourself...
Replacing Grout
Where there is chipped and
cracked grout there is the possibility of water damage,
why not fix it...
Seal Grout
Applying a sealer to your
tile grout is a necessary step to make sure that your work
looks good for years to come. It's easy to do... |
Get rid of any
loose grout by chipping it away with a pointy can opener.
You can leave good strips of grout in place. Just clean
away cracked and damaged areas. 
Clean and dry the
area thoroughly so there won't be any dirt or dust in the
repair. 
Apply the grout
to the wall with a rubber grout float . Hold the float at
a forty five degree angle and pull it diagonally across
the tiles. 
Wipe the tiles
with a slightly damp sponge to remove excess grout. Allow
the grout to dry. 
When the grout has
completely dried, wipe the tiles again to get rid of any
build- up.