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Bathroom countertops can get cluttered quickly. At least in my home with kids, they do! So I like to try and have a place off the counter tops for as much as possible.So I made these wall mounted toothbrush holders to get the toothbrushes off the counters but also because I hate that gunky water that collects at the bottom of toothbrush cups. I love combining simple design with practical use and this is one of those rare DIY's that I was really pleased with as it did both.You can take a look at more on my blog: https://yourdiyfamily.com/2018/01/diy-wall-mounted-toothbrush-holder/
Trays are one of the most versatile decorative accessories in your home. Not only are they beautiful to look at, they can be functional as well. In this video, Tamela shows how to use one decorative tray to create four different tray displays that you can use in your home décor.
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I will be removing the filtered water faucet to DIY a concrete countertop, but I don't know how to plug the remaining hole to make this work. Any ideas?
I need to do something with my bathroom vanity and counter. They are an awful pinkish laminated old style 1990 1 oval sink vanity. But I don't have the money to replace it. The length is about 66". They want about $1000.00 to replace.
We bought an 80's house with UGLY cultured marble counter tops that have the molded sink in the bathrooms - they are scratched and stained and have ugly color combinations. How can we cover/paint these - we are on a tight budget with other home reno's going on. I have looked into those repaint "kits" but those seem more for laminate counter tops and not the cultured marble. ANY suggestions would be appreciated. Just don't have in the budget to completely replace these right now. I have considered removing them and replacing with wood and inexpensive sinks but wasn't sure how this would hold up in a bathroom.
We have moved into a 40 year old home and the bathroom counter is one solid piece with “shell” shaped sinks molded into that countertop, so the sinks are not separate from the counter. I’m guessing they are sone kind of acrylic looking beige marble. I have seen a counter resurfacing kit on line and at the big box stores, and have a concern that the info on the box does not really cover. Since the sink is part of the countertop, the product would be applied to the sink surface in addition to the counter. Would the product withstand being used in a sink, with all the use a bathroom sink gets like Hand washing, soap, toothpaste, etc? Has anyone used a product to resurface a counter with the sink included that was durable and waterproof enough to withstand daily use?
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