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Update Your Toilet Seat In 15 Minutes

by Rod McTavish on Sep 02. 2010 in Bathroom

Is your bathroom dated? Are you considering making the space livelier and a little more comfortable? One easy and inexpensive method to brighten the room is with the addition of a padded toilet seat.

Today’s padded seats are a better quality than those of days gone by. New technology has made better quality materials available giving these seats a nicer appearance.

Changing the appearance of your restroom is a very simple process and takes very little time. Virtually anyone can handle the removal of the current worn out seat without the use of a hired helper. The majority of new seats do not require any special equipment and most can be installed and fastened by simply using your hands. In a matter of minutes you can replace the worn seat and begin appreciating the new padding.

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Bathroom Design Tips: Redecorating a Small Bathroom

by Rod McTavish on Aug 09. 2010 in Bathroom

Designing a smaller sized bathroom can be quite the challenge. You want to maximize the space and make the room pleasing and comfortable for yourself and guests. Working with smaller rooms is always tougher because you want to include different pieces but also want to prevent cluttering the already tiny space. There are a few tips that will help you with your bathroom design and make sure you come out with the best results.

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Searching For A New Toilet Bowl Brush

by Rod McTavish on Aug 02. 2010 in Bathroom

Buying a toilet brush and  toilet brush holder isn’t hard at all. Practically any store you walk into will have one there. But why not buy one that is of good quality? No sense having to constantly buying new toilet brushes because they fall apart.

We have all seen (and probably have in our own homes) the boring old white toilet brush holder. You know, the one that looks like a small pets water dish. They are a necessary evil to have in the house. But you can find better ones that are cleaner and more sanitary to use in your bathroom.

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Small Corner Baths Aren’t Only for Tiny Bathrooms

by Rod McTavish on Jul 01. 2010 in Bathroom

Of course, people think that a small corner bath are only installed in bathrooms where there is limited space, and this is surely the reason why most homeowners are inclined to install them, when reconstructing their bathrooms. However, even bathrooms that are large can have small corner baths installed in them, in order to enhance the entire decor in the bathroom.

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Benefits and Drawbacks of a Wet Room Remodel

by Rod McTavish on Jun 02. 2010 in Bathroom

One of the latest trends in bathroom remodeling is the wet room. This style of bathroom is a much more integrated and space saving approach to bathroom construction. Rather than having the shower area separated off from the rest of the bathroom, it is integrated into the construction of the entire room. The room is waterproofed, and the drainage system is incorporated into the floor of the room itself.

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Choosing The Right Undermount Sink

by Rod McTavish on May 18. 2010 in Bathroom, Kitchen

When you are building or remodeling a home, you will undoubtedly have several different places in the home that require you to choose a sink. In most cases, if you are building new or remodeling, you are upgrading your home and want something more than very basic accessories. One great way to add style and class to a kitchen or bathroom is to go with an undermount sink. The look of this kind of sink really gives you an instant upgrade in the look of the room, especially if you have chosen a solid surface.

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Bathroom Upgrades for the Elderly

by Guest Poster on May 08. 2010 in Bathroom

According to CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention) report, more than 30% of people aged 65 and up experience accidental falls each year and most can happen in the bathroom. Even a small accident can cause a major health issue to the elderly. To prevent accidental falls in the bathroom, you can install either walk in showers or walk in baths.

If your bathroom has a tub, you might want to consider changing it to either a walk in shower or walk in bath. Of course depending on your budget and needs you can choose either one of these.

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Tips on How to Unclog a Toilet With a Plunger

by Rod McTavish on Apr 30. 2010 in Bathroom, Tips and Advice

It happens to all of us. Suddenly your toilet does not flush and you’re faced with a mess. It is tempting to keep trying the flusher in the hopes that the clog disappears, but avoid the temptation. Too many flushes can lead to flooding, which is even messier to clean. Even though the problem may seem large, it is quite possibly an easy fix. Before calling for help, learn how to unclog a toilet with a plunger. Often, just a few motions with a super cheap tool are enough to fix a toilet and save on an expensive visit from the plumber.

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Should You Buy A Self Contained Shower Cubicle?

by Rod McTavish on Apr 30. 2010 in Bathroom

The modern self contained shower cubicle designs that are for sale as prefabricated kits are usually very modern looking, often modular units with lots of gadgets and are great for apartments, small spaces, new homes and those who have opted for a modern décor style. For those who want a practical and efficient means to enter a unit and shower without  having to clean an entire room afterwards, and for those who appreciate high tech comfort, the newest self contained shower cubicle styles are ideal…albeit often very expensive.

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The Different Types of Shower Mixers

by Rod McTavish on Apr 27. 2010 in Bathroom

If you would like to learn about the different types of shower mixers available so you can make a better decision on what type is best for you, then you will want to read this article. There are many types to choose from, such as the manual type, push-on type, and then you have the bath mixer type. After reading this article it should be easier for you to make a choice on what type would be better for you.

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