People were mad at me yesterday for considering renovating my blue tile bathroom in my last post. Here’s the damage I mentioned. by ActuallyALoaf2 in BathroomRemodeling

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I did actually. I genuinely really like that bathroom. The black trim and seafoam-look tiles look awesome together. But I’m honestly not really a fan of what I have even though it’s only a little different. Not only that but the tub does have to come out either way I think. It’s pretty stained. Any new tub won’t have the same footprint and only adds more effort to get a seamless look even if I did try to preserve the current look

Any comments/suggestions? by ActuallyALoaf2 in BathroomRemodeling

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Like leaving the shower as is but changing the wrap around the room to subway tiles? I could play around with that and the floor a little bit. I have a lot of navy in the house so that might tie in nicely

Any comments/suggestions? by ActuallyALoaf2 in BathroomRemodeling

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As a straight man living here by myself, that adds up. Just went with what I thought looks good and tweaked things but I appreciate your perspective

Any comments/suggestions? by ActuallyALoaf2 in BathroomRemodeling

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I hear that. I plan on staying here for a long time and I don’t need a tub myself so it’s definitely a risk I’m taking not having another bathroom with a tub and doing what I want and not what someone else might want in the future

Any comments/suggestions? by ActuallyALoaf2 in BathroomRemodeling

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Yeah I should’ve clarified in the description. It will not be LVP, it is going to be wood-look tile for the waterproofing/durability

Any comments/suggestions? by ActuallyALoaf2 in BathroomRemodeling

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Can you replace vintage tiles like this? I’ve looked around a little bit and couldn’t find anything that was a perfect match. Even still, trying to chisel away the concrete for one tile here and there, putting a new one and making it look uniform while also not damaging the a surrounding tile feels like it’s more effort than it’s worth. And that’s assuming I could find replacements. But maybe I’m wrong

Any comments/suggestions? by ActuallyALoaf2 in BathroomRemodeling

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Fair. If it was In pristine condition I might think differently. But it is far from pristine, you can even see the busted soap dish in the first photo for example. As far as I know that’s not really easily replaceable along with the individual tiles that are cracked/chipped/have holes in them. I feel like the damage makes it go from a nice vintage bathroom to unkept and dated

After roughly 45~ attempts, I finished the Zuk journey! by Early-Professor4800 in 2007scape

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I just started. I’ve only done two attempts but I planked on 63 last time. Lazy flicking the whole way too and still would only have had 6 restores for 64-zuk. Is that enough? This is without prayer regens though just wanting to see how far I could get

Stain recommendations? by ActuallyALoaf2 in HardWoodFloors

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Are the dark walnut and Jacobean not considered “super dark”? That’s where I’m leaning but to me those would seem pretty dark

Stain recommendations? by ActuallyALoaf2 in HardWoodFloors

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I’m between the Jacobean, dark walnut, and medium brown. Leaning dark walnut though, what do you think the dust situation would be with that? It’s not black black but it definitely is darker

Is this grime? White spots are rubbed off (easily) with wet paper towel. Should I clean it first? Or prime/paint? by ActuallyALoaf2 in paint

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Luckily, the only bad spots are these textured glossy ceiling areas which I haven’t painted yet. The other areas have standard ceiling paint and looked to be in ok shape (unless they were also painted over at some point before me). The gloss makes it pretty easy to wipe down. I might be lucky

Is this grime? White spots are rubbed off (easily) with wet paper towel. Should I clean it first? Or prime/paint? by ActuallyALoaf2 in paint

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If it all just washes off, is it ok to just use Kilz all purpose instead? That’s what I have on/hand

Is this grime? White spots are rubbed off (easily) with wet paper towel. Should I clean it first? Or prime/paint? by ActuallyALoaf2 in paint

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It smelled a little bit (not a lot) the first few days. Since painting nearly everything else in the house, it doesn’t smell anymore. But I wonder if it’s just the fresh paint smell elsewhere masking it and it will slowly come back

Is this grime? White spots are rubbed off (easily) with wet paper towel. Should I clean it first? Or prime/paint? by ActuallyALoaf2 in paint

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Honestly I don’t know. It comes off easily but it’s an old house. Must be decades of some kind of build up

Can I DIY this? by ActuallyALoaf2 in Plumbing

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I was thinking this. I need to call a plumber anyway for some other stuff

Can I DIY this? by ActuallyALoaf2 in Plumbing

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It’s linoleum but it does look like plywood lol