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Master Bath: help me design to sell- HELP! (Apr 22 update)
We will have a property assessment soon- and I'm sure the realtor will give us good tips on what to do or not to do- but I want a head start.
Below is a photo of the master bath. Keep in mind- I was intending to do a total gut-job renovation, so it has not been updated in forever.
My goal is to concentrate, first, on anything that would prevent a buyer from making an offer. Secondly, to concentrate on things that may make a buyer mentally reduce what they are willing to pay. Then I can work on the finishing touches. The problem is, I'm not objective enough to recognize where each of the problem areas lie.
So- here are the potential problems in no particular order. Please tell me which problems you see as the priorities.
1. tile/grout. It's plain- but that isn't the real issue. The grout isn't dirty looking from lack of cleaning- the previous owners used a product that "painted" over the grout to make it look clean and new- but the finish came off with cleaning. I have the tools and skills to re-grout, if needed. Not expensive, just labor intensive.
2. walls. When I first moved in, I did my own mini-makeover and fell victim to the sandwash trend. Yup! The green walls are a sandwash finish. ::embarrassed:: So anyway- I could just leave them as-is. But if this would be a deal breaker for a buyer, it's a simple enough fix. Just Sand or skim coat the walls, retexture in an orange peel texture, prime and paint. (another labor intensive task)
3. gold finish. You can see that the shower surround and tub faucet have the gold finish. The shower fixtures also have that finish (as well as the sink faucets that are not pictured). Definitely dated. We've priced out a shower surround replacement- which would be around $1000 or so. The problem, as I see it, is that this is an all/nothing replacement. And it appears that if I were to change out the fixtures, I'd need to hire a plumber, and most likely have to rip out a portion of the tile on the tub deck to get to the "innards" of the plumbing. Even though the tile is a white- after 20 years I might not be able to find a perfect match. So tearing out tile may mean tearing out a significant portion of tile and re-tiling.
But the real problem is that the sinks (not pictured) are falling apart. Literally. Like I said- I let things go because I was planning a big renovation. If I replace the sinks, I will need to replace the faucets- and they kind of have to match the tub. Right?
So do I replace everything that has a gold finish? Do I just try and find sink faucets with a gold finish and keep the rest? Is $2000 (or more) too much to invest in this room? (thinking of shower surround, fixtures and plumber costs)
4. tub/shower pan. This house is 20 years old. So are the tub and shower pan, which are acrylic. They have some scratches and some places where the finish seems to defy cleaning- no matter what products I've tried. Obviously, replacing them would be cost prohibitive. Any suggestions on super duper cleaners?
5. towel bars. (or lack thereof) When we moved in there were towel bars. Cheap ones that were falling off the wall and were badly placed. Then we realized that a good place really didn't exist! We've been using the brass quilt stand in the corner- but that isn't going to work. Do you think buyers would notice if there were no towel bars?
OK... this is not even the whole of it. I have another side of the bathroom to photograph and show those problems. But what ideas do you have for me so far?This message has been edited. Last edited by: Tomatoqueen,
1.Do the grout re-do thing... take your time and do an area at a time, CLEAN grout would turn me on to that bath!
2. IF walls are clean leave, if you can paint over, then sand lightly and paint the color of the tile for a less 'broken up' look. And it will look CLEAN and fresh.
3. Leave the gold finish, some people like it, I don't think they would turn down your house for that. IF it became an issue, then meet client 1/2 way and leave a $500 credit. At least you won't be spending before the house is sold.
4. You can have the tub refinished (same color as tile), we did in Virginia when a tool fell in the tub and caused damage when we moved in, we had it repaired and the whole thing repainted, lasted over 10yrs beautifully.
5. Don't worry about towel bars, the one you have showing is fine, IF the new owners want towel bars and you are not leaving that one, then they will probably buy their own that matches what they will do with the bath in the way of decor.
Do NOT WORRY about NEW owners, just make a clean and presentable house for sale... stage minimumly (get storage unit and keep moving things into it) The LESS personal stuff the better.
I think you have great space in that bath and I am sure someone will fall in love with your house, don't worry. Start to detatch yourself from the house, as soon as you put it up for sale, it is NOT your house any longer... in your mind anyway... so try to resist 'decorating' for the future owners. Remember, you do NOT know the new owners yet, so don't try and predict what they love or don't love. They will be shopping price point (their pre-approved mortgage price range. And they will only shop within those perimeters. So show them a CLEAN functional home that they will be able to see themselves in!
Thanks Mary Ruth!
Here's the other side of the bathroom. Oy! Here are the problems on this side:
1. You can't really see it in this picture very well, but the counter is more of the white tile with the stained/painted grout and a wood edging.
2. The sinks are metal with enamel coating and both the sinks and faucets are rusting through. They will definitely need to be replaced. No simple clean up here- this is a maintenance issue.
3. The corner cabinet and light boxes are my own creation. I don't know WHAT I was thinking! (oh yeah.. that we had no storage space above the counter level). The cabinet just sits on the counter and covers up mirror in the corner. I had added framing around what mirror shows- but using hot glue to attach it was not one of my brighter ideas. I need to either find a better way to attach things or tear it all out. You may also notice that I never was able to get the stain to match, so the above counter wood is lighter than the below counter wood.
There is rope lighting above the boxes, but it really doesn't add much light- so the light boxes really are insufficient for the room.
4. See the floor? It's cork! This is a great option for bathrooms when done right. Unfortunately, I didn't have a clue what I was doing and was ahead of my time just enough that I couldn't get good information on how to install it. As a result, there are mistakes and some other issues. I am not sure how to resolve them.
So- any ideas on what to do or not do?
I might add this little bit of information- all other bathrooms have been redone, and this room really suffers by comparison. Since this is the master bath- it should be the best- yet it is the worst!
This is the one area of the house that will need the most work. I'm just not sure how much work!
It has been my experience that buyers are looking for clean rather that up to date. Whoever buys your home will want to redecorate anyway, so no matter what you do, they will probably undo. I agree with Mary Ruth about the grout and paint. Keep the wall color light relatively neutral. As far as the brass fittings are concerned, lots of people like them and they are coming back into favor again.
I'm sure your realtor will know best what kind of buyer will be looking at your house with what kind of expectations. That will give you the best guidance of how perfect the bath needs to be to sell the house without a buyer discounting the price greatly.
I agree with you that the things that might make a buyer think that the house hasn't been well-maintained would be the first things I would replace. I definitely would fix the grout so that it looks clean and fresh and I would consider installing new sinks and brass-colored faucets, but I would remove the chrome towel rings and replace them with wood, brass or black. I would leave your built-in and stage it by de-cluttering it.
I don't know how bad the acrylic tub and shower pan are stained, but if it's really bad, then I would consider refinishing them. Here's a link to a DIY solution. I have no experience, but you seem like you are a savvy DIY-er.
TQ, you've gotten excellent bathroom staging advice. And Gracie hit the nail on the head about buyer expectations.
A savvy realtor will know how to price your home to get the best offer in the shortest amount of time.
Best of luck!
thank you, everyone! I'm already starting to see the bathroom a bit differently. Some of the things I was worried about are not as big of a concern as I had originally thought.
Gracie- I'll have to look into that refinishing link. It may end up being the plan if I really can't get things as clean as needed.
So here's another question- if I leave the built ins, should I paint or do a unifying gel stain to try and get them to match the cabinets better? It's not a big thing, and I could put that on my second or third tier of to-dos.
So far I think the priorities are:
1. regrout
2. floor repair and reseal (you can't see it in the photo, but there are some spots that need some help- and if I can do this instead of reflooring, that would be best.
3. walls- sand enough to at least reduce the texture somewhat and then try repainting. If the texture is still overwhelming, I can do a skimcoat and orange peel texture- but I'll leave that as the backup plan.
4. replace sinks and faucets (with gold/brass)
5. clean, clean, clean.
backup plan: if something just won't come clean enough and cannot be repainted or refinished, have money set aside as a back up plan or as a buyer's credit.
Does this sound about right? Am I missing anything?
I think you have a good plan. I would just paint a more neutral color and not worry bout the texture.
In your built-ins, I would leave the matching baskets and remove all of the bottles, etc.
As others have said, the new owners may plan to make changes to suit themselves.
I'm trying to look at it from a prospective buyer's opinion.
I'm thinking it's a nice bathroom. I love all the room around the tub. Heck, I'd be happy with a separate tub and shower never mind what work it might need. And I like the built-ins. I may like a door on them better though.
Overall, I'd keep it to a minimum and let the new buyer's decide what they want to change. You can't make everyone happy you know?
I think you got a good plan.
CLEAN, less clutter, NO personal items showing when staging.
I like the bathroom also and the stain is a non-issue, let it go.
I haven't read all the replies. But no worries about towel bars. Easy and simple to use hooks instead.
The cabs could be painted out (white or cream) to lighten the wood look in there.
I would also suggest removing everything in the corner cabinet including baskets. To me, it's saying "not enough storage" in the vanity area. Add some white fluffy towels on the two center shelves and a small decorative tray on the bottom. Place something decorative on the top shelf. Perhaps a small pic on a stand would work.
Good luck with your update and congrats on the move!
~Like sands through the hourglass
~So are the days of our lives
I think you've got a plan, but there are two elements I want to suggest that I think will get you a better result than to worry about sanding down the sand finish. Buyers are unlikely to see that the way you do as dated, but they will be less of a decor fan and only see it as an upscale / fancy finish. This is particularly true if you use it to your advantage by using a glossy color that echoes that brass. sorry this is so long :-)
IMHO, it does add texture which with the brass you can use to your advantage. I would do the walls in a pale goldish tone like a pale sw ivoire (the next lighter from blonde) in a satin gloss so that the whole room looks bigger, the white and ivory against each other look luxe and expensive.
All the sand texture will make the walls look more velvety if you use a satin finish, the brass / gold looks deliberate against this color and all the light reflects more so the size (this is a big room!) will show well. It will look very high end if you go in that direction just by changing the color - but it is so neutral it works with your bedroom still beautifully.
Then, consider one more task. Add doing the wood in a polyshades in a dark cherry stain, so you get a real craftsman look out of the cabinets you have, but paint out the back wall of your corner cabinet ivoire to add light in there, polyshade the rest of the cabinets. I've used these stain finishes and they are easy and one coat and it makes the wood gleam like it was new. If it is in the budget, go to the local specialty hardware store and look for something deliberately craftsman in oil rubbed bronze to put on the doors and don't worry about them being different. Another good investment is to purchase full spectrum fluorescents as it will not read cool in there but like sunlight.
If you are determined, you can find new faucets at a discount now in orb if you are doing new sinks, but here's the thing. Spend that money on your new bathroom instead. You can get them painted with the coating that hides things until they live with it for six months and scrub on it and figure it out. That is what most people do, sweetie, and it works = see note above about refinishing sinks for less - better than starting over with uninstalling sinks under counter tops etc. They are clean and with the new paint color and stain color the whole room will suddenly feel expensive with the then matching brass.
You can always try to find craftsman style in antique bronze to install on your cabinetry that will bridge back to the brass - that works. ps I love your floor, so yes, just repair. pps. paint the black candle sconces with orb spray paint for this scheme to keep everything happening warm. This could work brilliantly with your window treatment and floor.
At least you could get a sample pot and try it over the tub where you can sand it off if you hate it before it cures.
pps. Most pros wouldn't sand it off, they would add spackle / float new texture smooth over some areas on top.This message has been edited. Last edited by: LibraDesignEye,
Thank you for all your ideas! I'm feeling better about the prospect of this bathroom.
I am working my way through the house, looking at each room and evaluating what needs to be done. This room has the most work- but there are other rooms with unfinished projects.
Speaking of which.... the family bath upstairs got a renovation which is 90% complete. Two things did not get done.
1- I had intended on installing an exhaust fan in that bathroom, but never got to it. and
2- I purchased a new shower/faucet set for the tub/shower, but it was not a DIY install job- so I would need to hire a plumber to do it.
Anyway- I think I'll pass on the exhaust fan expense, but should I go ahead and follow through with the shower/tub faucet? Right now it is in a box under the sink. I could just leave it for the buyers to do themselves. The expense is in hiring the plumber.
More pictures on other rooms later...
What Wanda said.
I echo Wanda and Ay.
Regardless of how beautifully your house is done, the new buyer will want to stamp their own imprint on it. You cannot anticipate what that will be.
Best to expend the least money and energy to get your house ready for sale to be cost effective.
TQ, agree about passing on the other bath's exhaust fan. WRT the unused, new fixtures, although you didn't attach a photo, it sounds as if it's not necessary. I agree with the previous posters that the new owners will want to put their own stamp on everything so I would return the items. The home centers usually have generous policies b/c they understand the pitfalls of reno projects. If you only receive a credit from one of the nat'l chains, perhaps you can use it in OR.
WRT your master bath, it has great bones. I wouldn't spend anywhere close to 2K but would modify your list, slightly. The main goal s/b (IMHO) to make it appear newer and more updated but w/o spending **$ you won't recoup on sale. (Incidentally, according to this year's statistics, those **$ won't be recovered.)
Taking the items on your list, in order:
WRT the grout, it appears clean on my screen. If it absolutely, positively needs to be regrouted (instead of more cleaning), I would update it with dark grout.
I would definitely repaint all the walls in a light, neutral color - something that works with the shiny brass/gold fixtures and flows from your b/r. White/ivory can be tough b/c of the multiple whites already in the room (trim and tile) so I would select a coordinating color. If you've already repainted your master in a light neutral, it s/b easy to simply move down the paint chip to something slightly lighter.
In conjunction with the repainting of the walls, I would remove the combo corner storage unit and lightbox plus the trim around the mirrors. IMHO, the combo of oak and lightbox plus the oak cabinets screams 80's. In addition, the corner unit impedes the space, making it feel smaller. Plus, it also highlights to potential buyers that the room possibly lacks sufficient storage space.
After removing the lightbox and before painting the walls, I would also consider removing the large mirrors - again for the purposes of updating the space. After repairing and/or retexturizing the walls to be consistent with the bath area, I would purchase 2 inexpensive, smaller rectangular mirror pieces and trim them with larger (that is, larger than what was used for the corner unit) picture frame molding, painted or stained to be consistent with your cabinets (see below).
Given the lightbox's position, I assume you have wiring and can easily (well, fairly easily) add basic, simple but updated, vanity lights above each mirror. Besides updating and enlarging the space, this change should remind buyers that you have dual sinks.
Considering your cabinets and also before replacing the sink fixtures, again to eliminate the 80's feel, I would have them professionally spray-painted - the color depends on the other colors used - probably in a high-gloss finish. Would also consider adding updated hardware.
Incidentally, it may not be expensive to have the spray-painting professionally done - if you can achieve a professional look on a DIY basis, go for it. Or, a hybrid project, e.g. the cabinet doors can usually be sent out and the base completed DIY.
So, I would prioritize these tasks before the sinks and faucets but would probably move up the crack repair to #1 (along w/grout cleaning or replacement) but only if the DIY spray can be used for your issue. If it's possible to replace the sink faucets w/o replacing the sinks, I would definitely do that. The round fixtures also date the space, IMHO.
You obviously understand the importance of cleaning and decluttering. Thinking about your list, I would place decluttering ahead of the regrouting and other projects. We always suggest the rule of thumb of paring down 50% of personal items, including furniture and everything else.
If you can use a local storage before relocating to OR, that's the way to go. Alternatively, you might think about packing things up and sending them ahead of you for storage there. BTW, if your daughter stays in the home, this can be a huge issue for her (and another reason it may be best for her to find her next home) b/c she has a young family and all the personal items required for children.
WRT the staging process, again you want to make the home (no longer your home, AYK) feel larger and updated but w/o spending significant **$.
Besides removing the corner b/r cabinet, I would remove the towel/quilt rack. With only those 2 items gone, I believe the mbr will feel much larger and more spacious.
WRT towels, I would pass on adding towel racks and allow the new buyers to select and locate their own, in their own style. (The quilt rack was also a huge reminder of their absence, IMHO.)
To stage the bath area and give it a more relaxing feel, I would place multiple large, fluffy white, neatly rolled, spa towels on the large/left (left in your photo) section of tile, under the window. In addition, I would place a collection of tall candles (different heights) or a nice basket of spa items (soaps, shampoo, etc) in the back corner.
BTW, very important - all these items (towels, candles, soaps, spa items, etc.) should remain unused. If you haven't relocated and are showing the home, then daily towels (and other items) can be used and stowed away, out-of-sight, prior to showings.
To stage the sink area, I would remove the gel soaps and other daily use items, leaving only guest towels and fancy guest soaps on the counter for anyone touring the home. Hopefully, if you're gone, your daughter could replace the guest towels and soaps with fresh, unused items after showings.
Also for staging reasons, I would remove the smallish candle sconces and replace them with 1 larger, staging item on the wall, e.g. a large grate or picture. Unfortunately, collections of smaller items can make spaces feel smaller, IMHO.
Can't really see your current window treatment but I would want something soft in that area.
Anyway, sorry for the long post. Hope something's helpful. You have a great bath and it will show well with very minor updates, IMHO.
And, all of the above is JMHO. Take care and good luck with your move and the sale!
P.S. You could also go gold-toned or antiqued on the molding above the sinks. It's usually easier to use the extra paint or stain from the cabinets when you're pressed for time. Decluttering typically eats up most of the time, IMHO. Good Luck!This message has been edited. Last edited by: BearCat49,
Thanks again!
I feel the need to say- yes, I know about decluttering, and I've already attacked that a bit more since the picture. In my defense- the house isn't on the market yet and we are still in "living" mode as opposed to "staging" mode.
Once the house is on the market, I will be changing gears. But this is a 2800 sf house with many rooms to address, so I'm doing the general "get it ready for the realtor's assessment" and then I'll go into detail mode.
Funny thing though- I'm online daily checking out real estate in the area where I want to move. Let's just say that I'm amazed at some of the pictures. When I see a four bedroom house- and none of the beds are made in any of the pictures... or another that seams to feature a very dirty hallway carpet... well- let's just say it makes me feel a little better about my house.
Why, oh why do people bother putting pictures online in selling their houses if they aren't even going to pick up first?
Just to add, when I bought my present home, the previous owner had the bathrooms decorated beautifully. Enough so that I didn't notice the off white walls, builder cabinets, plastic faucets and 12 inch deep tub until we moved in and it was empty. Then I thought "how in the heck did she make this look so nice when it's so builder grade!"
One thing I have to keep in mind. This is a 20 year old builder's grade home! It's not a custom home, nor is it fully updated- but neither are any of the other homes in my neighborhood.
Yes, I have made updates and upgrades to this home, and yes I do want to show it at its best- but buyers coming to this neighborhood and looking in the price range are not going to expect brand, spankin' new.
I need to let go of the improvements I had dreamed of making, and capitalize on what I have done. And I need to recognize that this is not (or at least, soon will be not) my house.
Atta girl! Don't be better than the homes around you for sure, you won't get your money back.
Well, I'd like to believe my home is already better than the homes around it.
We refinanced a couple of years ago. When the assessment came back, it was in that sweet spot of "better than average for the neighborhood, but not over improved".
Appraisers apply different, professional standards that may not coincide with buyers' expectations or wish lists. In addition, appraisals are technically only valid on the date completed.
It's terrific that you believe your home would stand out in a positive way, if compared to homes in your neighborhood. When preparing to list and sell, it's important (IMHO) to determine who your competition actually is, however. Buyers tend to tour homes and perform online searches by price range.
So, that means your competition may not be limited to your specific neighborhood but also include nearby tracts or other neighborhoods in the same general area. Moreover, if your area includes new home subdivisions, they could be your main competition.
Before you list, you may wish to inspect/review the competition yourself by putting a buyer's hat on, performing relevant online searches and doing drive-bys, if necessary. Open houses and/or touring comps with an agent can also be informative.
Hope the sale process goes very smoothly as you relocate. All of the above is JMHO.
I apologize - my intent was to help you - not place you (or anyone for that matter) on defense. I'm sure you have a lovely home. I mentioned above that my suggestions were for the staging phase, not daily living.
For the record, my additions to your to-do list should cost very little, assuming you complete them as DIY projects. (You've expressed your DIY skills in previous posts.)
You'd already planned to paint the walls so that's an insignificant increase in the overall cost, if any. The older, large mirrors could possibly be cut to size for each sink area.
Materials cost would include spackle and/or other supplies to repair the walls, mirrors (if necessary), picture-frame molding, basic vanity lights, extra paint for the cabinets and updated hardware, if desired.
You probably already own the other staging items and spa towels, if used, can eventually be enjoyed in your new home. Not including the sinks and fixtures b/c you'd already mentioned replacing them -
All together, my suggested additions to your list s/b a few hundred dollars to update the mbr and make it feel more spacious and stand out to potential buyers.
How important is the mbr? It's typically one of the last rooms toured by buyers, possibly leaving a critical last impression of the home in their minds. If it feels older, it can remind buyers that your home may have projects or require more maintenance than a newer home.
Anyway, sorry if I suggested more than you wanted to take on. As a result of your previous posts, I was under the impression that you were open to making a few minor changes in the hopes of maximizing your sale price and minimizing the days on market.
IMHO and good luck -
We just sold our home ( inspection pending) and I can positively tell you, no one knows what a buyer wants. The lookers were all different. They all turned it down for different stated reasons ( who knows if any of it was the truth) but not a one mentioned either of the bathrooms and they are , well how do I say this.... They leave a lot to be desired. Don't laugh but one had vanity, tub and toilet in raspberry. Yup, that is pink. The other you could touch all the walls if you put your arms out ( but had a wonderful shower) .
But the house was clean, clean, clean.
Don't worry too much now. Wait until you have to wait for the inspection......then you can start biting your nails!
Another thought. We just bought a house too. Large master bath, jetted tub, you could hold a dance in it. Many people would love it. I hate it. Wasted space and very feminine wallpaper border I have to remove. It just is not what I would want. But I am not buying a home for a bath. We bought the home anyway.
Oh Bearcat- I wasn't offended by your post at all! I just wanted everyone to know that the things that are obvious (like decluttering) are obvious for me, too.
What I like from the feedback here is that there are many different ideas- many of which had not occurred to me. So I'm sure I'll come up with solutions that will work for my family and situation.
Meanwhile- I had thought of trying to get the entire house to a certain level before even bringing in the realtor for an assessment. But now I think I'm confident enough to try and tackle the bathroom this weekend, and then move on to the next room from there.
Part of the rationale there is that this is "bulk pickup" weekend in our city. I can put out the old sinks and faucets for pick up and won't have to get a dumpster or arrange for paid pickup.
I'll keep everyone updated on where we are with things.
Thanks again for your ideas!
Once again I am so envious of your skills Tomatoqueen. You talk of taking out sinks like its not a big deal. Good luck with your updates.
I started with taking out the sinks but didn't get very far. When I went to shut off the water, the handle to the shut off valve snapped off in my hand. No water damage from this... but it does mean that we have to replace all the valves (but what do I expect?)- Luckily my husband can manage this.
Meanwhile, I started grinding out the grout to redo that, and then we took out a piece of damaged cork to repair that part of the cork floor, then sanded it down to get ready to refinish it.
Then came the really yucky messy part- I decided to sand down the walls first before painting over the sandwash texture. Talk about green dust everywhere! It looked like mold spores covering the entire bathroom!
Tomorrow I'll be working on putting things back together. But for now? I need to use the family bathroom and take a shower and get all that dust off of me!
Today I refinished the floor and finally decided upon a paint color. After buying and testing three different samples, mixing the samples, checking it out in different light, etc. I finally selected a color.
As it happens, the color I ended up with was color matched from the color in the hallway. Once the floor is dry enough to walk on, I can get started on painting. (hopefully tomorrow).
I had originally seen this as a weekend project. Nope! It will probably end up being a weeklong project. Hopefully I will have it done before the property assessment (still no date on when that will be)
Adding another post asking for help....
First of all, I did post an update on another thread which shows my progress, which has been pretty good.
...except for the cabinets. (see photo above)
The stain on the upper and lower cabinets never really matched.
I could have torn out the corner cabinet and light boxes, but decided to just let it be, even if it is dated.
This is where I got into trouble. I decided to try to unify the stain with polyshades- the polyurethane and stain all in one product.
oh boy! disaster. I don't like the color, I don't like the way it covers, and I don't like the fumes it leaves behind.
I'm looking at several days of fussing with it and trying to get it to look good.
OR- I could just paint it all out. (even priming and painting would require less time and effort than the staining process.
So I'm leaning toward painting. But what color?
I could paint it white- like the trim and the WC door. Though with all the white tile, that could be overkill on the white.
I've also considered a black/brown. The room is considerably lighter with the new paint, so maybe darker wouldn't be bad. But the only lighting in the room comes from the light boxes. I don't want the cabinetry to suck up all the light.
So- any suggestions on paint colors for the cabinetry?
(I'll add an attachment showing the new paint color so you have an idea of the changes so far)
here's another photo- duplicated from the other post-
I still need to get a different shot of this wall so I can get suggestions on placing the prints.
The frames on the prints as well as the curtain rod make me think the black/brown could work...
Here's a black//brown color that I like:
Painting the cabinets to match the trim in your house is the most logical choice. Black-brown is something people either love or hate. I don't think a bathroom can be too light. Oak is dated, so a fresh coat of white paint will make everything look better.
You are a working machine!
I agree, I think white would be the most universal. It will give the clean, airy,"spa-like" feel you want in a bathroom.
I really like the color you chose for the walls.
You can add black accents with the frames you have and other accessories.
Keep up the good work!
Another vote to paint out the cabinets white. Good luck and we are pulling for you on this project!
~Like sands through the hourglass
~So are the days of our lives
Thanks for the feedback! I'll admit that the darker painted cabinets is something that appeals to me- but I was questioning whether it would appeal to buyers.
That's why I need you to keep me on track!
I like dark cabinets too. But remember, you are trying to appeal to the the masses.
I've spent the better part of today sanding, cleaning, priming and painting the upper part of the cabinets. I will need to do a second coat of paint before it is ready to view- but it's coming along.
Now- my husband suggests just leaving the bottom cabinets as oak. I disagree. But perhaps he will need to see the uppers finished before he sees that I am right. And even if he disagrees... I'll paint them anyway. Just not today since I have enough to do.
When it's all done, there will be a LOT of white! I bought some white towels, too... which is just more white.
So- I will need to find enough of the right accessories placed in the right places to make this all work.
But it's coming...
Whoops! Guess I'm in trouble!
DH walked in and said "I thought we weren't going to paint the cabinets."
No.... YOU didn't want to paint the cabinets and I disagreed... and started sanding and priming while you were gone!
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Here is a link to the realtors site with more pictures and tour.
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still tryin: They did a really nice job with that house. It has a kind of a rustic feel to it, with a modern twist!
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A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain got 6!)
This thread's title means: Will we see a record number of records broken--WR's, Collegiate, and HS--this indoor season??
Well, obviously, this depends on two main factors: Whether enough meets offer the events, and who gives them a try!
Here's my take--the "possible" records, and 1 or 2 people who COULD break them...IF!!
60......Blake, Bolt (probably won't race indoors)
200....an easy record for the "B" boys from Jamaica.....IF
800....Several candidates to break Kipketer's mark.....ALL from the OG race!!
1000....Will they (see 800) take a shot??
2 mile....Only if the top tier guys run it!!
60H.....Merritt's 12.80 translate to a sub-7.30??
TJ.....Taylor or Claye here. Maybe Tamgho??
Hept....Eaton again??
200...Can Felix best Ottey's mark??
400...Kratochvilova's 49.59 is 31 years old!! SRR?? A Russian??
2 mile.....Defar could get her own record, IF....
5000....Ditto here!! Add Kipyego, Dibaba et al.
60H......Pearson, Harper, Wells??
HJ....Chicherova, one of the Americans?
PV....Will Isi best Isi?? Suhr breakthrough??
1000--a vulnerable mark....would take a 1:48.00 with a 31.52 last 200
5000....Lalang gets his own mark??
Wt.....Is Colin McCullough in college?? Best bet!!
60......English Gardner
200.....Kim Duncan?
1500....Hasay, in her final collegiate indoor season?
5000....Hasay here too, but hopefully on a 200 meter track!!
1500/1 mile.....Several guys close to 4:00! Any breakthroughs??
3K/2 mile/5K.....Edward Cheserek!!
800/1000/1500/1 mile/3000/2 mile/5000........ALL of them vulnerable.....IF the "biggies" race indoors!! (Meaning......Cain, Baxter, Meier's, Frazier etc etc!!)
60H.....Dior Hall, Kendell Williams
HJ....Gabby Williams!
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Re: A Record Record Season Indoors?
SAFP - 60m
We have unconfirmed reports tat she intends to run indoors this year.
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors?
I assume you mean Conor McCullough and I think the answer is no. He's not listed on the Princeton roster, and I didn't see any indication in the WTAG section of the January T&FN that he has transferred to another school.
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors?
Not necessarily. He was not much ahead at 60m in that 12.80 race, but then he really exploded over the last 3-4 hurdles. I wouldn't rule it out, but I wouldn't count on it either.
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors?
what will be a record this indoor season is the scarcity of world class meets. i looked up the iaaf site and they list only five permit meets in europe and one in the us (boston). in my lifetime i do not recall the last time there was only ONE scheduled world class meet in north america besides the usatf indoor championships ! i suspect many top athletes skipping indoors and concetrating on the outdoor season.
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I agree this one seems like the one most likely to go out of the lot imo .....in another thread i was asking about her 60m splits from her winning races .I think she will break it if she takes it seriously
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors?
No records yet.....of any kind.....that I know of...but.....
With the collegiate ranks firing up, and the high schoolers continuing to improve their marks, and with the Europeans set to go fairly soon, this SHOULD (could??) be a GREAT season for marks broken......
or at least getting on the Top 25 performers lists!!
Best HS mark I've heard of is a 13-5 PV by a girl last weekend.
There's also been a 4:48 mile.
The collegiates MIGHT produce something this weekend.
But WHEN will this site start posting a 2013 indoor list (for World, US, Collegiate, and HS)??
Or do you know what site to go to for 2013 indoor lists??
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors?
No one who is not named Bolt or Blake is breaking Fredericks' record, and I don't even know how they would fare. That's a massively impressive record.
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors?
Mary Cain is entered in the UW Indoor Preview 3000 this weekend!!
But isn't the UW track oversize?
That's where Jenny Simpson ran her 15:01 NON-record awhile back!!
So even if Cain runs faster than Melody Fairchild's 9:17.4, it won't matter, except in the minds of those who think OT's are okay for record-breaking!!
I don't!!
So, as far as I'm concerned, WHATEVER Mary runs this weekend, it will be a wasted effort.......or at least no better than a self-timed time trial on some rutted pebbly high school track!!!
ADDED on January 10th:
In Jack Shepard's HS Track, it says: No marks made on oversize tracks (larger then 200 meters) are accepted for record purposes."
As I said earlier, even if Mary Cain runs 8:50 or 8:58 or whatever, clearly better than Melody Fairchild's 1991 record, it will NOT be accepted as a HS record!!
And that is a SHAME!!!
Why did Salazar enter her in a race.....with a PACER, no less, who is set to run 4:56 for the 1st mile, thus setting Mary up to break the mark......when that mark will NOT count as a record??
Tell me, does anyone see Jenny Simpson's 15:01 5K, run on that same track, listed anywhere as the collegiate 5K mark??
This makes me SICK!!!!
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors?
We have our first (but surely not last!) record of the 2013 indoor season!!
Brianna Rollins of Clemson ran 7.78 in the 60H to break Ginny Crawford's old Collegiate Record of 7.84!!
Way to go, Brianna!!
(And this is just the first real weekend of collegiate meets!!)
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors?
Do you really think there is no point in running a race other than to attempt to break recognized records? That makes ME sick!!!!
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors?
Why? I do not think that the ultimate objective is the official high school record. If she runs 8:50, clearly it will be better than the 9:17 and no one will really care about the officiallity of the record.
Besides, maybe this way you do not have to record-breaking pressures in your first race-- and, the over-sized track is a bit easier on the legs.
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No, breaking records is NOT always the ultimate objective for running a race.
But in the case of Cain racing the 3K on Seattle's OT, the fact they're providing (according to this site's front page article) a PACER to come through the mile in 4:56 (9:52 two mile pace....and with Mary's kicking ability, probably well under that!!) says (to me at least) she's intending to try for a record.
If that is the case, I stand by what I said:
Simpson's 15:01 on this track is NOT considered the CR!!
Neither will Cain's (whatever "fastest" time she runs.....if she does!!) become the HSR!!
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors?
According to T&FN it is - it's just not the indoor record.
And get over this weird Cain/record obsession.
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors?
Well, T&FN and I totally disagree on indoor/outdoor records!!
We're all entitled to our own opinions.
There should be indoor records SEPARATE FROM outdoor records!!
("Fastest ever" is NOT a record!!)
As for my "Cain/record obsession".....they're two separate things.
I love seeing records (of ANY kind) broken!!
Don't we all??
As for Mary Cain being the one to break them....I'm NOT "obsessed" with HER!!!
I don't care WHO breaks the records!!!!
If Sarah Baxter or some other great HS girl was running that 3K in Seattle, I'd be saying the exact same thing!!!!
And why NOT want Mary (and ANYONE ELSE capable of breaking HSR's (or CR's, etc etc) to take advantage of their abilities....and try to set records??
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors?
First "official" record of the 2013 indoor season:
Penn State men sets new Collegiate 4 X 200 Relay record, time of 1:24.70, breaking old record of 1:25.05 (Rutgers, 2007).
Stay tuned throughout the day!!
Two (or FOUR) HSR's could be broken by day's end, with Edward Cheserek and Mary Cain making attempts on the one mile (and 1500??) records today at the New Balance meet at the Armory.
And who knows what else might happen!!
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors?
and psu did it with gehret no longer enrolled at psu
yes, we are all waiting to see salazar has planned
the talk of 4:25 the target for millrose makes me split the diff from 4:38.5 to 4:25 to expect 4:32-33 range
mary does not just set a reccord she shatters them
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors?
Yamile Aldama apparently set an age 40 indoor record in the TJ with her mark in Glascow of 43-2 (13.16).
This thread is for WR's, AR's, CR's, and HSR's, but thought this worth mentioning.
Also, Bernard Lagat's time of 7:53.36 is an age 38 indoor 3K record!!
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors?
Four minutes, thirty two and 78/100th seconds!!!
Mary Cain, age 16 years 8 months 23 days, SHATTERED the High School Record of 4:38.5, set by Debbie Heald in 1972, by 5.72 seconds!!!
Was she timed enroute at 1500 meters??
If so, she CERTAINLY broke the HSR of 4:18.9 set by Lynn Jennings in 1978!!
She HAD to have hit 1500 at about 4:15 or 4:16!!
Way to go, Mary Cain!!!
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
Very impressive indeed.
I fear, however, that she will cause a worldwide shortage of exclamation marks. Those things don't grow on trees, you know.
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
At just 16, it's reasonable to start thinking world Junior records for Cain. Mind-boggling
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What about AreaR, AsiaR, EuroR, AJR, WYR, EuroJR, MSR, AsiaJR, AfrR, NHSFR, SAR, AfrJR, SAJR, AsiaYR, WJR, EuroYR, AfrYR, SAYR, AYR and/ or national records?!!??! I'd like to see those records in this thread as well?!,!..,?
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Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
Not likely.
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
Thank you!!
I hope that was her OFFICIAL time, and not just Salazar or her mom timing her!!
TWO HSR's!!!
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
For your edification, allow me to post the correct world JUNIOR 1500/Mile indoor records
Please, in the future, read my post before replying. Thank you
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
all i say oregon 2014 willbe crazy
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
Cain quotes:
She was asked what it felt like running against pros.
MC: "It was a little bit less stressful. I could come in last and still run super fast."
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
No problem, but you didn't state indoor records in your post. Maybe I should have assumed that's what you meant.
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
Getting back to other records, Penn State's Cas Loxsom set a collegiate indoor 600 record this afternoon, running 1:15.79. He missed the AIR by .09 or, looked at another way, he missed it by a few hours--Duane Solomon ran 1:15.70 at about the same time of day, but Solomon was in Scotland, 5 hours ahead of State College.
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
So her splits were roughly
64!!! (oops, ran out of exclamation marks)
My point being: the girl can close on a good pace! (oh, there was one left)
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
I'll leave Mary Cain to rest for a few minutes, while I relate THIS new American Indoor Record:
Galen Rupp......3:50.92 in the one mile, breaking Bernard Lagat's record of 3:51.34!
This has been a GREAT day for record breaking!
(Aside to Marlow: I have a backstock of exclamation points set to last THREE average human lifetimes!!! )
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
Best line I've heard in awhile. Is it original?
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
I'd sure like to think so****
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Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
Isn't Lagat's record 3:49.89?
http://www.usatf.org/statistics/records ... n&sport=TF
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
Sure looks like it. But still 3:50 is a great time. I don't think we will see Rupp doing a marathon soon. Which is nice.
It is the fastest by an Oregon grad though. Go Ducks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (take that kuha!)
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
With 3:50.92 speed, the marathon can wait. This is what's needed to compete with the African runners--which he already was.
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
Yes, the final time compared with the en route 1500m time indicated a helluva finish.
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
I overlooked Lagat's 3:49.89 in 2005!!
However, according to MY records, Rupp DOES get the age 26 indoor mile record, just edging the 3:50.94 of Marcus O'Sullivan from 1988!
Re: A Record Record Season Indoors? (Cain--4:32.78!!)
News articles report 4:16.4 for Cain at 1500m. Pardon if this is redundant.
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Used for Amount WhyBurns Apply gel three to five times per day [2 stars]The herb Aloe vera is a popular remedy for minor burns, and a preliminary study found it more effective than Vaseline in treating burns.Canker Sores Follow label instructions [2 stars]A gel containing the herbal Aloe vera polysaccharide acemannan may speed the healing of canker sores.Constipation Refer to label instructions [2 stars]Aloe is considered a stimulant laxative because it stimulates bowel muscle contractions. Aloe is very potent and should be used with caution.Genital Herpes Apply a 0.5% cream three times per day [2 stars]One trial found that aloe cream shortened healing time of genital herpes outbreaks.Psoriasis Apply a 0.5% extract three times daily [2 stars]Topically applied aloe may improve skin-healing in people with psoriasis.Seborrheic Dermatitis Apply a topical herbal cream containing 30% aloe emulsion [2 stars]Topically applied aloe may help improve scaling and itching.Skin Ulcers Apply gel on gauze or dressings daily [2 stars]Aloe has been used historically to improve wound healing and studies have shown it to be effective in healing skin ulcers.Type 2 Diabetes 1 Tbsp (15 ml) of gel daily [2 stars]Aloe, either alone or in combination with the oral hypoglycemic drug glibenclamide, has been shown to effectively lower blood sugar in people with type 2 diabetes.Ulcerative Colitis 100 ml of an Aloe vera herbal extract twice a day [2 stars]Drinking aloe juice may improve your symptoms and your chances for remission.Wound Healing Apply stabilized gel three to five times daily [2 stars]Aloe has been shown to decrease inflammation, promote cellular repair, and facilitate wound healing.Crohn's Disease Refer to label instructions [1 star]Aloe juice has historically been recommended by doctors for people with Crohn's disease.Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease Refer to label instructions [1 star]Aloe is a soothing herb traditionally used to treat reflux and heartburn.Sunburn Refer to label instructions [1 star]Topically applied Aloe vera is often recommended for soothing sunburn.
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Dandy-Walker syndrome is a brain deformity that develops before birth. The deformity occurs in an area in the back of the brain. This area controls movement and cognitive learning. This syndrome can also affect fluid-filled chambers of the brain called ventricles. The ventricles may have an abnormal build-up of fluid.
Risk Factors
Dandy-Walker syndrome may be inherited. If a parent has Dandy-Walker syndrome, the child has a higher risk of the condition. There are no other known risk factors.
Symptoms of Dandy-Walker syndrome often occur in infancy. Some may not appear until childhood. Most are found within the first year of life. Symptoms may include:
- Impaired development of normal speech and language
- Slow motor development
- Irritability
- Vomiting
- Unsteadiness
- Lack of muscle coordination
- Jerky eye movements
- Increased head size
- Bulging of the back of the skull
- Abnormal breathing
- Trouble with vision or hearing
- Jerking movements of the arms and legs
Children with this syndrome may also have other birth deformities of the brain, heart, face, or limbs.
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Dandy-Walker syndrome cannot be treated. Instead, treatment will focus on managing symptoms.
The build-up of fluid in the ventricles may need treatment. Extra fluid can cause increased pressure and swelling in the brain. Fluid may be drained by:
- Shunt—a tube is placed in the brain to allow the extra fluid to drain out of the brain.
- Ventriculostomy—a connection is made from one ventricle to other areas that contain fluid. It allows extra fluid to drain out of the affected ventricle.
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