Bath Shower Home Design

Starting and finishing your day in a sparkling clean bathroom makes life a little more enjoyable. But there is a catch- someone actually has to do the cleaning of the bathroom consistently ! Cleaning your bathroom doesn 't have to be as difficult and time consuming as you might think. Here's our guide to five simple steps that will get the job done fast. So, grab your rubber gloves, long handled duster , vinegar, mop and a handful of cleaning cloths before you begin cleaning your bathroom. Step One You're going to clean your bathroom literally starting at the top. Grab a duster that has a long handle and start dusting the ceiling. Once the ceiling is done, work your way down the walls. By working in a downwards motion any dust and debris will move to the floor (where you will clean last). Once the walls and ceiling are done then dust the bathroom door back and front, the tops of tiles that might be on the walls, and any cabinetry, shower rods and vanities that meet the b...

I recently had occasion to stay at the Sheraton Mahwah for 7 contiguous nights while in the NY/NJ for business and, overall, it was a great experience. The hotel is an interesting place as it is half office complex and half hotel. The bottom floors seem to be offices while the top is dedicated to hotel rooms - the top floor (22) has the lounge and Platinum-level rooms. There are also meeting and convention rooms and facilities on the first two floors. I had the occasion to nose around and was impressed by all of the facilities. They have recently completed a sweeping remodel of the hotel facilities and it shows: Rooms: The beds are comfortable with no lumps and are obviously new. The sheets were crisp and clean. The pillows were soft with no smell or scent. I had a nice table/desk for calls and laptop work (I am a California business owner so would come back to the hotel at 5 or 6pm EST and work with my staff back west until midnight or so..). The bathroom was clean with no mildew ...

You’d probably love to be one of those people who consistently exercise after work. But life gets in the way — kids, work, social commitments — and your daily fitness routine goes out the window. A morning workout routine seem like an obvious answer, but how do you actually, you know, do it? Sleep is your friend Yes, you can turn yourself into an early riser. But not overnight. “It’s possible, but you have to adjust gradually,” says Dianne Augelli, a fellow of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and a professor of medicine at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York. “The body can take an hour or less of [ sleep schedule ] change,” Augelli says. If you normally go to sleep at midnight and get up at 8 a.m., you will not feel rested if you suddenly switch your bedtime to 9 p.m. and get up at 5 a.m. (The American Sleep Association recommends seven to nine hours of sleep per night for adults.) You probably won’t be able to make yourself go to sleep that early anyway, Augelli ...

You’d probably love to be one of those people who consistently exercise after work. But life gets in the way — kids, work, social commitments — and your daily fitness routine goes out the window. A morning workout routine seem like an obvious answer, but how do you actually, you know, do it? Sleep is your friend Yes, you can turn yourself into an early riser. But not overnight. “It’s possible, but you have to adjust gradually,” says Dianne Augelli, a fellow of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and a professor of medicine at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York. “The body can take an hour or less of [ sleep schedule ] change,” Augelli says. If you normally go to sleep at midnight and get up at 8 a.m., you will not feel rested if you suddenly switch your bedtime to 9 p.m. and get up at 5 a.m. (The American Sleep Association recommends seven to nine hours of sleep per night for adults.) You probably won’t be able to make yourself go to sleep that early anyway, Augelli ...