wow. 2 posts in one week?!!? AMAZING! i can't even remember the last time this has happened here on this blog. what can i say, i'm really excited to get back into the swing of things. nolan said he doesn't want to replace anything until we're ready to fully renovate the bathroom because he doesn't want to install something (i.e. a toilet) only to have to un-install later....and all that is going to have to wait until after the wedding (boo).
so, with nolan's foot firmly planted in the land of we-are-not-replacing-anything-until-after-the-wedding land, i can only do minor things to make this bathroom as functioning as possible. (minus a sink) in time for our house guest, CECE!!! (hi cece!)
GUEST BATH IN ALL ITS ORIGINAL GLORY:
so, with nolan's foot firmly planted in the land of we-are-not-replacing-anything-until-after-the-wedding land, i can only do minor things to make this bathroom as functioning as possible. (minus a sink) in time for our house guest, CECE!!! (hi cece!)
GUEST BATH IN ALL ITS ORIGINAL GLORY:
POST DEMO MESS:
i can't believe they ripped off the sink/cabinet/wall mirrors.MOSTLY EMPTY:
ideally this is where i'd say "all clean!" but it's not. it's still pretty nasty in there. BUT it's mostly cleared out :)
THE PLAN:
- clean as much as possible
- get toilet working again (it has no water, anyone know why that is?
- get a new shower head (i'm sure that doesn't count)
- get a new shower curtain
- find a shower caddie
- bathmat
- door hooks
i'm excited!!!
:)
I still cant believe the demo-ed the sink area... did they charge you less for the mistake? they should actually pay for a new sink!
ReplyDeleteIm no plumber but could you just fill up the toilet with water (with a bucket) and turn on the water valve thing... would that make it work?