Currently, our bedroom has one teeny, tiny bathroom attached. The bathroom is fitted with a toilet, sink, and shower. The tile is circa 1955 and pink. The shower floor is...pink...ish. As we removed the baseboards in the bedroom adjacent to the bathroom, we noticed a large amount of mold and mildew damage. So, when we removed the floors and turned on the shower, we could see the leak that must have been occurring for years. In the last three years, we've never used the bathroom connected to our room. Two weeks ago we got a sledge hammer out and tore the place apart.
The phrase "I'm fixin' to ..." is as acceptable as the measurement "over-yonder" for distance here in our neck of the woods. We take the advice and tips from the pros on T.V. up north and show you how to do it here in the South. Welcome to Texas y'all!
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Sunday, July 18, 2010
1950's Bathroom
The best place to start is the beginning but seeing as our lives are currently consumed with this bathroom renovation, we start here. Sure, we'll go back and look at the 4 months we remodeled our first home, cutting out floors, replacing the cabinets, standing on the dirt ground while in the bedroom...all those are to come.
Currently, our bedroom has one teeny, tiny bathroom attached. The bathroom is fitted with a toilet, sink, and shower. The tile is circa 1955 and pink. The shower floor is...pink...ish. As we removed the baseboards in the bedroom adjacent to the bathroom, we noticed a large amount of mold and mildew damage. So, when we removed the floors and turned on the shower, we could see the leak that must have been occurring for years. In the last three years, we've never used the bathroom connected to our room. Two weeks ago we got a sledge hammer out and tore the place apart.

Currently, our bedroom has one teeny, tiny bathroom attached. The bathroom is fitted with a toilet, sink, and shower. The tile is circa 1955 and pink. The shower floor is...pink...ish. As we removed the baseboards in the bedroom adjacent to the bathroom, we noticed a large amount of mold and mildew damage. So, when we removed the floors and turned on the shower, we could see the leak that must have been occurring for years. In the last three years, we've never used the bathroom connected to our room. Two weeks ago we got a sledge hammer out and tore the place apart.
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