Bath Shower Home Design

Shares 209 Do you have boys? If you do, then you know how absolutely terribly , disgusting boys bathrooms can be. Especially when they’re little, but our grown men can even be bad. My family lived in a small 4 bed / 2 bath home up until a few months ago. All 5 boys shared one tiny bathroom. It was scary. I’ve learned a few tricks to help keep a boys bathroom clean . These couple of simple tricks can make a world of difference in the boys bathroom, though it won’t ensure a spotless room. This post is sponsored by American Standard, who has provided me with product.  All reviews and opinions are my own. boys bathroom clean , the struggle is real. Moms of boys completely understand." width="600" height="1200" /> Tricks to Help Keep a Boys Bathroom Clean 1. That Bathroom Rug – Pull the bathroom rug as far away from the toilet as possible. Trust me. You’ll still want to comfortably reach it from the shower or tub, but try to keep it at least a foot away. The c...

These tips and tricks for getting rid of the boys bathroom smell  is in partnership with Scotch-Brite Brand™. I’ve spent the last few months evaluating some of the Scotch-Brite™ products and I’m sharing all about my tips and successes on Somewhat Simple, because #CleanFeelsGood! As always, the opinions expressed here are my own and the results you see in the post are 100% accurate. Any moms of boys in the house?! Then you know exactly what I’m talking about when I say these 3 dreaded words- Boys’ Bathroom Smell . It is something we all deal with, but only a select few know how to handle it. Today I’m going to share my secrets to success on how to get rid of the boys bathroom smell . It’s a simple process that will change your life. (Or, at least change the way your bathroom smells!) Boys Bathroom Smell - on Somewhat Simple" width="700" height="1000" /> I was recently talking to my sister-in-law about how I keep my boy’s bathroom from smelling like urine al...

Story time! When I was a sophomore in college, the women’s bathroom was out of order for an entire semester. That meant I had to go downstairs to use that floor’s women’s restroom, which wasn’t horrible. Then, three weeks into that routine, the downstairs women’s bathroom was also out of order. That meant that I either had to walk down two flights of stairs to shower or- GASP- use the boys bathroom. I tried both, but once winter came around and the hallways started getting freezing AF, I had no choice but to use the boy’s bathroom right next to my room. And it was…awful. While it was terrible to live like this, it also taught me how to be really resourceful when it comes to bathrooms . In case you didn’t notice, men are gross (especially 19-year-old men) so I REALLY had to be careful, especially when it came to showering. Of course, not everyone will have to use the boy’s bathroom, but there are some dorm showering tips I learned that year that everyone really needs to know.   It wi...

Meet my family, in our annual “Turn the Couch Around Easter Photo.” Notice that I am the only female in the picture?  Yep, I am surrounded by boys. Even my dog and cat are males. This picture is a slightly more accurate representation of what things are usually like around here 🙂 So now that you have a good picture in your mind of the daily craziness that is my house, you will understand why one of my missions is to have my house be as kid-friendly as possible. By “kid-friendly,” I don’t really mean toys everywhere and washable fabrics . . . What I’m really going for is a home where the basic functions can be worked by both adults and children. I want to teach my kids independence, and that they are capable of doing things without always asking for Mommy and Daddy’s help.  Plus, sometimes I just need a break from the craziness 🙂 The bathroom is traditionally one of the  least kid-friendly spaces in any home .  There are all sorts of gadgets in bathrooms which are hard for kids to m...

October 8, 2015 Holly Sosa This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #CraftedExperience #CollectiveBias We have a large four bedroom home, but it only has two bathrooms. For our family, this works and we have no complaints, but since our guests use the same bathroom my kiddos do, I try to keep the design neutral and spa-like. Without getting too kitschy, I’ve kept the design nautical, using a couple octopus prints and calming ocean blues . sew shower curtain 10" width="800" height="1200" /> sew shower curtain 11" width="800" height="533" /> The shower curtain in this bathroom has evolved over the years because it’s right next to the toilet. I’ve got two boys. And a shower curtain nestled next to the toilet. I’ll leave you to figure out the dilemma that leaves me with. We’ve gone through three shower curtains in three tears thanks to missed targets. And every single...