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suction cup towel bar in shower

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door with 2nd coat of primer

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door with 1st coat of primer

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Shelf for wet wipes

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Produkt

52 in. Chrome Modern Low Profile Crystal Ceiling Fan with Light Kit and Remote

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Been hit with fatigue again and have sick family members I've been looking after. Also was procrastinating. Haven't cleared stuff out yet but am hoping to this weekend. I've been working on a new computer build because my current one is not able to handle all of the graphics and games I play with. Just waiting on the power supply unit and need to build a shelf for the new case so I can keep it out of reach of kitties. Anyway, I finally put up the robe hook I got from Ebay. It actually looks nicer than I expected. From afar it looks like it matches the towel bar. I had some trouble with the supplied screws. Metal was too soft and they were only meant to go into drywall anchors. Even though I pre-drilled, they would not go all the way in and they stripped out. I wasn't able to get them all the way in & then they got stuck. In my efforts to remove them I slightly bent the mounting bracket and scraped the wall panel. I will have to do some mild touch-up to disguise the scrape. I'm thinking a little white primer spread thinly over the area might help. I had to resort to getting the mouth of the drill around the screw heads to pull them out and then replaced them with star head decking screws. Those went in easily. Bracket was not bent in a spot that would interfere with how the post attached to it. I used a magnetic torpedo level to make sure the bracket went on level. It may look crooked in the photo, but its the wall panel that is crooked. Obviously it still needs cleanup, but I think it looks nice. I had to use a tiny precision screwdriver to get the set screw tightened down. I also used tt to tighten down the posts on the tp holder. They were moving apart because they could slide a bit as I didn't have the correct size screwdriver to tighten them down. Just happened to find a precision set on my mother's desk recently. Next step is cleanup and installing the hook for my slippers. I'm debating where to put the hook. I want to put it wehre I can easily reach my slippers but not have it look too ugly or get in the way of the towels or other stuff. It attaches via doublesided tape and the base is rather ugly so I might find a way to cover it up a bit.

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Svara på: Been hit with fatigue again and have sick family members I've been looking after. Also was procrastinating. Haven't cleared stuff out yet but am hoping to this weekend. I've been working on a new computer build because my current one is not able to handle all of the graphics and games I play with. Just waiting on the power supply unit and need to build a shelf for the new case so I can keep it out of reach of kitties. Anyway, I finally put up the robe hook I got from Ebay. It actually looks nicer than I expected. From afar it looks like it matches the towel bar. I had some trouble with the supplied screws. Metal was too soft and they were only meant to go into drywall anchors. Even though I pre-drilled, they would not go all the way in and they stripped out. I wasn't able to get them all the way in & then they got stuck. In my efforts to remove them I slightly bent the mounting bracket and scraped the wall panel. I will have to do some mild touch-up to disguise the scrape. I'm thinking a little white primer spread thinly over the area might help. I had to resort to getting the mouth of the drill around the screw heads to pull them out and then replaced them with star head decking screws. Those went in easily. Bracket was not bent in a spot that would interfere with how the post attached to it. I used a magnetic torpedo level to make sure the bracket went on level. It may look crooked in the photo, but its the wall panel that is crooked. Obviously it still needs cleanup, but I think it looks nice. I had to use a tiny precision screwdriver to get the set screw tightened down. I also used tt to tighten down the posts on the tp holder. They were moving apart because they could slide a bit as I didn't have the correct size screwdriver to tighten them down. Just happened to find a precision set on my mother's desk recently. Next step is cleanup and installing the hook for my slippers. I'm debating where to put the hook. I want to put it wehre I can easily reach my slippers but not have it look too ugly or get in the way of the towels or other stuff. It attaches via doublesided tape and the base is rather ugly so I might find a way to cover it up a bit.

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latest update

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New hinge on old toilet seat. The old hinge broke but I replaced it.

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Bolts used to hold seat on- they use rubber "bungs" instead of bolts and do not come loose.

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robe hook with hair turban and towel wrap

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robe hook compared to towel bar- looks pretty good from afar

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robe hook from ebay

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towel bar and tp holder up

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plastic bin for bath gloves-- also hides patched area of tub

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foot scrubber & anti-slip mat

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anti-slip mat on the wall to dry

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toilet paper holder

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toilet paper holder cropped

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towel rod with towel

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towel rod with towel cropped

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towel rod cropped

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towel rod up

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whole shower after painting

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tub cleaned and tp holder up

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tub cleaned out

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trim painted and curtain rod up

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trim all painted

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upper right trim painted

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upper left trim painted

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baseboard painted

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lower right trim painted

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lower left trim painted

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shower curtain open

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shower curtain mostly open

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shower curtain closed

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tub baseboard painted

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back scrubbers hanging from curtain rod

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whole shower/tub prepped for painting

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showerhead and right side prepped for painting

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upper right side prepped for painting

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left and corner prepped for painting

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upper left side prepped for painting

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upper center trim prepped for painting

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right side lower trim prepped for painting

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left side lower trim prepped for painting

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baseboard prepped for painting

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Amerock chrome towel/robe hook with white porcelain insert.

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Lower trim and Moen Monticello tub spout

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Upper right trim before painting

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Left side trim and baseboard before painting

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Left side trim

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Baseboard in front of tub

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Rear shower rod up- Moen Engage Magnetix showerhead installed along with Delta Lahara shower trim and Moen Monticello tub spout.

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Horizontal trim and corner trim up.

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Horizontal trim on right side plus tub spout stub-in & flange for shower controls.

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Gap between end of horizontal board and side of vertical trim. Friend was feeling sick & messed up on the measurement & cut. But I can fill it in if need be.

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Horizonal trim on the left wall

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Corner trim installed to cover ugly gap

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Holes cut for tub spout rough-in and shower valve.

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Shower surround glued up

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Mapei rapid set modified thinset mortar applied. I suck at mixing it and applying it.

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Clark Deitrch L-bead trim applied

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Aquadefense & mesh tape applied

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dry fit of Clark Deitrich L-bead trim.

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dry fit of the surround

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All 5 cement boards in place and cut to size.

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Vapor barrier up and top back wall cement board in place and cut.

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Side cementboards set in place before cutting.

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Lower back wall cement board dry fit in place.

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I added some shims and 1x4s to fill it out more.

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we had to add 2x4s and some furring strips for reinforcement. The re-used board is where the corner grab bar will go. I will get more boards for reinforcement and to bump the drywall where it needs to go.

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more accurate sketchup drawing

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It's actually cleaner than it looks but the shadows aren't helping

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Left side of tub

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Two days worth of scrubbing, chiseling, sweating, & swearing later-- Tub is as clean as its getting.

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Plastic trimmed and tub cleaned. It took a damn chisel to get the adhesive off.

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After scrubbing away the cleaning paste

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