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Hi y'all! It's Lauren from Bless'er House, and I'm so excited to be back sharing another DIY to perk up your basic builder grade .  My inbox has already been flooding with emails begging me to spill the details on this one! In December, I shared my statement- making faux fireplace that completely transformed our living room.  After the New Year, I devised a plan to bring another big statement-making feature into our home, only this time, in our bathroom. factory window " width="410" height="800" />   I had seen these gorgeous industrial style factory window shower doors all over Pinterest recently, and I was instantly smitten for them.  The only problem was those gorgeous doors were very much out of my price range and would require some demo work with professional installation.   So I figured out a way to make the factory window look on my existing builder grade shower door . The best part- I accomplished it for just under $60. How to Ma...

NB: the following contains potential spoilers and scenes which may be considered NSFW. The scariest moments in horror are often the most intimate - this is why knives are a far nastier, button-pushing instrument of death than the gun. As the Joker famously put it in The Dark Knight, “You can savour all those little emotions...” Intimacy may be the key to understanding why, in horror films, so many dreadful things tend to happen in bathrooms. The bathroom is often where we go to be by ourselves - either to answer the call of nature, brush our teeth, or simply relax in the bath after a hectic day at work. Equally, the water closet also sees us at our most vulnerable: naked, or at least with our trousers down, and often with nothing more to defend ourselves with than a mobile phone or a copy of TV Quick. The following is by no means an exhaustive catalogue of every terrible bathroom moment that has occurred in cinema, but it hopefully offers a broad cross-section. So from nasty exper...