As I stated in a previous post, the second bathroom was all shades of ugly:
One initially wonders, who picked out that ceramic tile? It looks like someone had a projectile diarrhea accident all over the floor. But that’s just me…
Speaking of which, I won’t go into details about the present left for us in the toilet from the tenant, but he clearly demonstrated how angry he was about having to leave. It was a lovely housewarming gift. Hopefully that memory will be erased from my brain with the remodel.
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The shower stall |
When we had our inspections done on the house, this is what happened when the inspector ran the shower:
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Outdoor Shower |
Oh yes, that be water gushing out of the side of the house. Thus the reason why we have never taken a shower in that bathroom.
This week, the demolition of the bathroom began!
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Goodbye ugly tile! |
Removing the tile was an arduous task for the contractors because it had been GLUED on.
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Goodbye ugly toilet |
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Goodbye slapped up cabinet! |
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Shower tile going going… |
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Gone! |
Now comes the task of replacing everything. I freely admit that I find picking out tile and fixtures etc is mind numbingly tedious – maybe it’s just me.