Bath Shower Home Design

Everybody has their own ways of cleaning.  I have noticed that people have different ideas of clean.  And I have really noticed this as I have looked around the internet (Hello, Pinterest!) to find solutions to household cleaning questions .  I often run into “solutions” that just don’t work for my housekeeping problem.  My latest problem was our spotty, streaky, hard water stained glass shower .  You might not have noticed it immediately upon stepping into my bathroom, but I hated how spotty my glass shower was.  Mind you, it was really upon close inspection, that you would have noticed my clear problem.  And so I went to the internet to solve all my household problems.  What I wanted was “like-new” shower glass .  What I got, was not!  And I tried a LOT of solutions. And then my nerd cleaning buddy , Gil (a car glass repairman ) and I were talking cleaning one day (as you do) and he gave me a discourse (seriously!) on the best products for cleaning glass .  I was overwhelmed by his e...

eHow Home Housekeeping House Cleaning How to Clean Bathroom Glass Shower Doors Without Chemicals Follow glass shower door s" title="" class="photo hide" longdesc="http://cpi.studiod.com/www_ehow_com/i.ehow.com/images/a04/kk/8l/clean-glass-shower-doors-chemicals-800x800.jpg" /> Monica Hill Cleaning glass shower doors can be hazardous when using synthetic cleaning solutions . The familiar brands most picked up by consumers may offer attractive packaging , but they are often compounded with chemicals that are harmful to pets and young children. By using natural agents as cleaners, consumers choose a eco-friendly way to disinfect and deodorize. Here are some ways to effectively clean glass shower doors , offering a healthier solution. Things You'll Need Scouring pad Water Start by sprinkling a teaspoon of baking soda onto the scouring pad. Apply in a circular motion to the glass shower door . This will cut the soap scum. Rinse the glass shower ...

I absolutely adore a clean home .  But the second one thing gets out of place, or I notice one water spot on the bathroom mirror , you better hope that I’m having a good day.  If not, it’s going to be time for a showdown. Okay, I may not be that bad ( you’d have to ask my hubby and kiddos ), but I’m pretty adamant on keeping a well organized, extremely clean home . With five people living in our house, three of them being age 10 and younger, sometimes, okay a lot of the time, that’s hard.  The children don’t fully understand why it’s not acceptable to leave their shoes laying wherever they took them off, or why little bitty LEGO pieces need to be put away as soon as their done playing with them.  Obviously, they’ve never stepped on one of those boogers in the middle of the night while running to see what’s wrong with a crying child. But, I digress. I’ve been working with Scotch-Brite on various cleaning challenges throughout my home.  The first challenge was the dreaded ring around ...

I had just finished showering and turned off the water. Soaking wet, I did what millions of Americans do every day -- I reached for my snazzy sliding glass shower door . Seconds later, glass was raining down on me. The door had failed somehow and exploded into a million little pieces. The sound was hideous, something between nails on a chalkboard and a torrential downpour. Only this didn't make me wet, it made me bloody. This was the grisly scene in my bathroom after a shower door exploded on me while I showered. I bled substantially from a wound on my right foot and had to walk on glass to get out. Glass shower doors are a substantial upgrade from old, mold- magnet plastic shower curtains found in many older homes. They look great. They let ambient light into the shower and make the bathroom look larger. If you have fancy tile rimming your tub, they show that off. The aesthetics come with a cost however, as I recently learned the hard way: Glass shower and tub enclosures ca...

shower enclosure " width="998" height="939" /> Custom shower enclosures can give a bathroom a sophisticated, luxurious look without breaking the bank. Other than using a standard shower curtain , a glass door is the next most-popular option for enclosing a shower. Here’s a quick crash course on shower enclosures to help you create your own spa-like retreat. Selecting Your Shower Door System shower enclosure dreamline" width="1000" height="939" /> Nothing opens up a bathroom, especially a small one, like a glass shower enclosure . These types of enclosures are available in a variety of tints and textures. Glass enclosures allow more light to enter, are easy to keep clean, and make your bathroom feel more spacious. The two main types of glass enclosures available are framed or frameless. Framed systems use a metal framework to secure the thinner glass panels . The metal is typically in a finish to complement the hardware and ...

<?xml encoding="UTF-8"???><?xml encoding="UTF-8"???> Shower stall enclosures may be all in one bath/shower combi units or separate cubicles. Separate shower enclosures are much easier to fit in any bathroom refit you plan to do The all in one bath and shower units are best suited to a new build rather than a bathroom makeover project . They are very bulky and easily damaged while trying to fit them through narrow doorways and up stairs. Shower Stall Enclosures - Different Shapes & Sizes Decide where you want your shower stall to go before you decide on what shape of shower tray you prefer. Draw out a scale plan of your bathroom floor on squared paper. Make cut outs for sink and toilet. Put the toilet cut out on your floor plan because that is the most difficult to move from its current position. Make different cut outs for five or six shower stall enclosures . Try out the shower stall cut -outs in different positions on your squared scale...

November 18, 2015 5 Bathroom Cleaning Tips I am a compensated 3M-sponsored blogger. Opinions are my own and additional products used in the project were selected by me. 5 Bathroom Cleaning Tips with Scotch-Brite - Simple cleaning tips to get your home ready for guests! #CleanFeelsGood {ad}" width="500" height="714" /> It never fails; the holidays always seem to sneak up on me. One minute I’m planning summer vacation and the next minute I’m trying to save up for Christmas gifts. It’s always something, right? One thing that always happens during the holiday season in our home are family parties. The most stressful thing about that for many is simply getting the house cleaned. It’s especially difficult with little children that are able to make a mess in all of half a second! 5 Bathroom Cleaning Tips with Scotch-Brite - Simple cleaning tips to get your home ready for guests! #CleanFeelsGood {ad}" width="600" height="395" /> Thank...

This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #GetUnderTheRim #CollectiveBias   The holidays are coming and, for many, that means entertaining friends and family. We started a new tradition last year of having family over on Christmas Eve so, being the Type A person that I am, I’ve already started planning for it. I generally have always decorated my home for Christmas before the holiday chaos begins anyways, but I’ve also started planning the menu we will have and deep cleaning our home. I also like to get ready for any overnight guests I may have, like my younger siblings who need a place to stay when they come to town. One room on the list to tackle is the guest bathroom. Since we live in a small home, we only have two bathrooms and our “guest” bathroom is also the bathroom that everyone in our home uses. Living with three males I’m sure you can imagine the mess I have to deal with in there. Generally Sinisa cleans the ba...