The bath panel doesnt fit and nothing else works. | Page 2

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hufartd said: ↑

Go to city plumbing ( chesser) ask for a bristan bath pop up
Decent quality but pricey £35 ish.
As its a square Bath get a 600 mm gloss white wet wall panel as bath panel,
cut to size. (grant Westfield )in Edin or city plumbing will get one in for you (£60) ish.

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going to give it a shot tomorrow

Im amazed to see that noone else on the internet seems to have the problem with the TC-OB24C. I dont know what on earth type of trap they are connecting it to. All I can think of is that they got a trap with the pop up and maybe then the shop forgot to give me it. Bizarre.

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When does one shower/bath? | Page 2

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Before bed.

How can you go to bed dirty???? Yuk.

Never in the morning. Did I get grubby overnight? I did not.

In this house I bathe as my bathroom retains its old bath and I think I shan't have a shower installed. I have had shower-tap-attachment-thing put on though. So I bathe and then rinse my hair with the shower-bit.

I prefer a bath. Much more relaxing.

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February 06, 1994|By JoAnne C. Broadwater

The couple wanted the design to blend with their house so they chose a 1,500-square-foot rectangular addition with a peaked roof.

The two-story structure, built by Riehl's Construction, has a master bedroom, study, bath, laundry room and utility closet. A spacious living room is brightened by a 12-foot window opening.

"It was truly a pleasure having them here," Mrs. Iannacone says of the builders. "They came in singing and whistling, they had a wonderful sense of humor and they prayed when they sat down together for lunch. We never had to worry about foul language. And they really cared about their . . . craftsmanship."

"They appreciated the concerns that we had and they wanted us to be happy," adds Mr. Iannacone. "They had honesty and pride in their work."

Down the road from the Iannacones is a historic center hall Colonial home that dates to about 1790. It belongs to their neighbors, Joseph and Karen Barbacane.

In 1991, the Barbacanes hired Riehl's Construction to add a 700-square-foot family room to their L-shaped farmhouse. The addition has a cathedral ceiling, skylights, ceiling fans, slate flooring, carpet and bow windows. Beneath it is a recreation room for their children.

"We had exposed beams in the kitchen already and we wanted to have [the addition] in keeping with the rest of the structure as opposed to new and modern," says Mr. Barbacane. "We liked the idea and the look and the way their work turns out. It's nice to have it done the old-fashioned way, the way things used to be done."

The Barbacanes also had a new barn built on the foundation of one that had collapsed. The barn has a three-car garage and a horse stall at one end. Upstairs is an exercise room with hot tub and shower and an open storage room where they've held a crab feast.

"It's an exquisite structure," Mr. Barbacane says. "When we first talked to the Amish about doing it they said they had driven by and they figured that barn really needed them."

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40 Bathroom Hacks, Projects and Tips to Make it Clean, Tidy and Stylish - Page 2 of 4

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Bathtub Tray

Although I’m more of a shower person myself, I know there are many of you out there who really look forward to soaking in the tub after a long day. A bathtub tray is the perfect little project for you, then, so that you can rest your cup of tea (and by ‘tea’ I mean ‘wine’, of course), set your scented candle, and keep your book dry and safe.

DIY Instructions and Project Credit –  Lil’Luna and Instructables

Cup/Jar Organizer

In need of some more space for your cosmetics or other little bits? This wall-mounted cup or jar organizer is absolutely perfect! Not only does it utilize wasted space, but it looks so neat and clean – almost like a piece of minimalist modern art.

DIY Instructions and Project Credit –  ABeautifulMess and LovelyLittleDetails

Glass Top Vanity

I keep my cosmetics in a little chest of drawers in my bathroom, but the real issue is that I can’t always see everything I have, and this becomes a serious problem when I find myself in a mad Monday morning rush. This glass top vanity overcomes this issue wonderfully, and, despite all the visible products and tools, it actually looks neat instead of cluttered.

DIY Instructions and Project Credit –  LizMarieBlog

Hide Linoleum Floors

If you live in an older house you may be cursed with those unsightly vinyl or linoleum bathroom floors; it’s really not the fun kind of retro, unfortunately.  How do you save yourself from the ugliness everyday? Simply paint it! You can go neutral, or turn your bathroom floor into a real statement piece.

DIY Instructions and Project Credit –  ViewAlongTheWay

Coke Toilet Cleaner

Have you ever found yourself in a rather embarrassing bind where you notice that your toilet is looking a little dirty and you have people coming over, but no toilet cleaner around and you don’t have time to go buy some? Surprisingly—or maybe not so surprisingly—, Coca-Cola will come to the rescue!

DIY Instructions and Project Credit –  WikiHow

No More Foggy Mirrors

Don’t you just hate how your mirrors fog up after a nice hot and steamy shower or bath? Wiping them just makes it even worse! Well this awesome little trick only requires a bar of soap to ensure that you can stare at your beautiful reflection the second you step out the shower.

DIY Instructions and Project Credit –  TheCreekLineHouse

Unclog Drains

We ladies are all too familiar with hair and products clogging our shower and bath drains; it’s an unfortunate, inescapable fact of life. Instead of dishing out on drain cleaner though, you can simply combine two common household ingredients to get that water flowing in no time.

DIY Instructions and Project Credit –  GiraffeLegs

Clean Your Shower Head

I’m not sure when you last inspected your shower head, but I’ll bet that once you do, you’ll feel a little grossed out by all those water deposit marks. Thankfully, this is really easy to clean with everyday household products… and no scrubbing!

DIY Instructions and Project Credit –  FrugallySustainable and TheNYMelroseFamily

Pretty Towel Storage

Instead of simply folding or hanging your towels normally, why not make an interesting and pretty wall holder? This brilliant project uses decorated tin cans to house rolled up towels. And there’s even a bonus little project to hang your toilet rolls, too.

DIY Instructions and Project Credit –  Thewhoot

Mason Jar Soap Pump

I much prefer liquid soap to a bar of soap sitting by the sink, but if you want to make it look even prettier, ditch the boring plastic bottle and make your own refillable Mason jar soap dispenser. These jars are a DIYers dream, so why not make use of them all over your home?

DIY Instructions and Project Credit –  CreativeGreenLiving