Olympic Toilet Problems
Here at Bath Fixer we pride ourselves in knowing a thing or two about bathroom remodeling. But, even a novice could avoid some of the problems the Sochi Olympics is experiencing.
Bathrooms for the Very Young and Old: 5 Tips to Keep Your Loved Ones Safer
It may be unoriginal to compare the first five years of a person’s life with the last five years, but that’s because there is some truth to the comparison. For ages, some basic parallels have been drawn by people who have cared both for their babies and for their aging parents. They know, twice over,…
Turn Your Houzz into a Home with an In-Home Remodeling Consultation
Ahhh, Houzz, the place where people in the market for remodeling go to covet and swoon. If you haven’t checked it out, grab a glass of water before you do, lest you drool yourself dry. Photographs of incredible interiors abound on Houzz—from homeowners, designers, and contractors alike—making it a great place to start if you’re…
Design Ideas for a Small Bathroom: Do You Really Need that Bathtub?
Lyndon B. Johnson once said that every man has a right to a Saturday night bath. Kind of an odd statement, since baths—not showers—were still the primary way people bathed during most of Johnson’s life. (You’d think showers would be the luxury.) Today, baths really have become the special, occasional treat Johnson made them out…
Don’t Be Your Contractor’s Maid
Have you or someone you loved ever suffered from LJC? LJC, or low jobsite cleanup, has been around ever since the first for-hire hammer was slung. It’s what happens when you hire someone to upgrade your house into something prettier, and they ironically make it messier in the process. Sure, you wind up with a…