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Tips on Keeping Shower Doors Clean - BathArt Refinishing

The bathroom is one of the most difficult places in the home to keep clean. Cleaning a glass shower door might seem like a daunting chore, but it's an easier task than you might think. It will take some elbow grease to tackle the glass if it hasn't been cleaned in a while, but once it's sparkling, you'll be motivated to keep it that way. Below, you'll learn some tips on cleaning glass shower doors.   Cleaning Shower Doors: Clean frequently: To keep your glass shower door looking great month after month, you need to stay on top of the residue that builds up with each use. Soap scum is especially visible on glass shower doors. Mold and mildew can grow in the corners, making showers an unhealthy environment. A quick cleaning every day will help to keep soap scum buildup to a minimum and keep your shower glass looking crystal clear. Heavier cleaning should be done at least once a week to kill any mold or mildew that may be built up and to clear up any hard-to-...

How to Caulk a Bathtub (10) Easy Steps

Water will penetrate your bathroom walls and cause expensive damage to your valuable home unless you take precautions with your bathtub. You'll need to make sure that you properly caulk the tub tub to avoid that type of water disaster. Steps Examine the joint between the bathtub and the wall. Clean all old caulk, mildew and soap scum from the edge of bathtub. Be careful not to scratch surface of tub. Wipe with denatured alcohol to clean and remove any moisture from each seam. Rubbing alcohol contains oil that leaves residue (to keep from drying out your skin) and should not be used for cleaning. 2 Use caulk approved for bathroom surfaces. There are choices in color and price. It seems more silicone costs more. Silicone Calk for Kitchen and Bath has a mildew preventer built in it. 3 Apply masking tape to both sides of where you want your new caulk bead, with the edges of the tape lining up to exactly where you want the bead of caulk to stop. This is a technique that pr...

7 Wall Paint Colors That Affect Your Mood!

So you're thinking of repainting your home. Well, you may not know this, but the color you choose can very well determine the mood or mindset someone will be in when they enter a particular room.  At BathArt Refinishing we are here to show you some wall paint colors that can affect your mood and what kinds of rooms would benefit or suffer based on which color you choose! We researched the top design and Women’s magazines to follow the hottest interior colors and trends then went the extra mile and researched how they can affect your mood! BathArt Refinishing #1 Refinishing Company In The Great State Of FL. 1. RED Red is known to raise a room's energy level. It is a great color for the living room or dining room because it will draw people together and start conversation. Not to mention red has been known to stimulate your appetite! It would even do well in an entryway because it creates a strong first impression. Red is not recommended in bedrooms or any other room whe...