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Lacelady 07-11-2011 09:52 AM

More power to your elbow! Well done.

ssgramma 07-11-2011 10:00 AM

Nice job! We are embarking on our master bath remodel. I just moved us into the guest bath and tomorrow demo starts. Hope we can do it as fast and good as you did :-)

carhop 07-11-2011 10:19 AM

My DH would do anything I asked him to do but sence he passed away big things have been breaking I went through about $20,000 in the last two yrs in replacing things nothing that I could do myself I did everything when we were first married his hours were eratic sp? to say the least and after he retired he didn't think I could do andthing right

butterflies5518 07-11-2011 10:29 AM

congrats on a job well done!

quiltingcandy 07-11-2011 10:37 AM

Way to go!

cherylynne 07-11-2011 10:44 AM

You did a great job. Everything looks so bright and new!! Looks like you can paint, install a toiletpaper holder and then decorate with a nice quilted wall hanging.

Murphy 07-11-2011 11:22 AM

You did a wonderful job. Girls rule (smile)!!

Missysgottohelp 07-11-2011 11:28 AM

Way to go. Nice job!!!

Ramona Byrd 07-11-2011 11:30 AM

You did a marvelous job. It's a lot better to do it ourselves than to sit back and whimper "Poor little me, nobody will do it for me" when we can do it ourselves.

I do admit that I'm now doing a whole lot more than I figured on doing when I got married over 50 years ago, but since I'm in good health and have my late DH's tools and know how to use them........

Yes, we are woman and watch us work when there's no man around to do it for us.

Last year I put in a new commode in the master bath, one day before company came!!

And last week I had some water coming from under the kitchen sink, took hold of the pipe and the whole $%%^^ thing broke. Original to the 1940s house, it had rusted out. I don't want to get a new sink right away, so for under 10 dollars I put in plastic piping..works like a charm. No leaks at all. I got some advice from a nice older man shopping at Home Depot, he reminded me to use the plumber's tape, a thin plastic stuff that you put on the screw part of the pipes. Makes a water tight seal.

Next on my list is replacing the sink in the front bathroom (original to the house) and the commode, also old. I don't like
the looks of them, some stains are impossible to remove. Might want to paint the tub and enclosure, it works nicely but I hate the dark tile color. And I want small dark gray and cream tiles on the floor. I can find directions on the Internet for this.

MaryStoaks 07-11-2011 12:24 PM

Go for it Ramona! :thumbup: :thumbup:


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