This corner here is kind of the final frontier for this hallway.

Then I tied a hair elastic around the whole thing to hold it in place, and went about my day!.I did this at about 8am and I planned to leave it all day before checking my results, but Chris was working on something on our other renovation in our other bathroom that morning and about an hour later he decided he wanted to take a shower.

I thought I’d have to restart this experiment afterwards, but to our surprise, when he took the bag off and turned the shower on, it worked perfectly!.And just like that, our shower was working like new again!.Needless to say, we’re all pretty excited about this little fix-up around here.

I definitely encourage you to add this trick to your bathroom cleaning routine if you don’t do this already!.For more neat cleaning tricks like.

how to keep your bathroom faucet shinier for longer.

cleaning archives.The fact is though, when you’re renovating, you’re going to have to live with all kinds of ugly when you run out of time to get something done right away.

If you learn which state of ugly you’re most comfortable with, you can plan a little bit for where you can stop and take a brake without losing your mind and feeling like you need to give up sleeping to get a project done.I’ve discovered that I’m really comfortable with walls ripped back to the bare studs, or even just plain drywall and plywood floors.

Some might find that they can live with the old ugly finishes for a long time as long as a space feels “done”.Others might be happy to paint over old finishes, which I’ve done, as a happy medium for a little while.