Bath Shower Ha Na

Man oh man… I am tired. I have spent the better part of this past week installing the new shower tile, grouting, replacing the shower head, and more in the master bath. Given that it was also Independence Day in the U.S. and most of my family and friends were out celebrating the holiday, being stuck in a small bathroom with bits of water from the wet saw in my hair (a missing splash guard  will provide the ultimate hair texturizing spray ) and thinset under my fingernails (the ultimate nail whitener ?) was not exactly how I pictured a “vacation.” porcelain floor tile " width="720" height="1357" /> Those posts — including how I wound up waterproofing the shower, installing the new tile (and some nifty new gadgets that helped), and all of that is coming soon. But first: let’s go back to the floor tile and fix a problem that’s long past due, shall we? If you read the post about the master bathroom tile floor install , you probably already knew that this post...

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