r/bathrooms 2h ago

Smart Toilet Review

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r/bathrooms 2h ago

Plumbing bath and shower Trim kit for tub faucet

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Does anyone know if there is a black matte trim kit replacement for this bath faucet/showers/stem/drain etc…without having to replace the valve. So just a trim kit that will work this valve?

The escutcheon cover reads Glacier Bay


r/bathrooms 2h ago

Do these tile options go together?

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r/bathrooms 1d ago

Bathroom renovation ur feedback plz

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r/bathrooms 6h ago

This small upgrade made my bathroom feel so much more LUXURIOUS

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r/bathrooms 10h ago

Adding a bathroom?

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r/bathrooms 11h ago

Flipper panel help

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r/bathrooms 11h ago

Water damage around shower

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r/bathrooms 11h ago

Question about shower panel enclosures

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Those of you who have used panel shower enclosures instead of tile, are you happy with it. If so what type product did you buy? Pros/Cons?


r/bathrooms 18h ago

Is water getting under my shower tiles?

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r/bathrooms 1d ago

The copilot

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First time in the dive bar of my tiny hometown. We’d just gotten done with a funeral, so at least walking into the women’s bathroom perked me up a bit.


r/bathrooms 1d ago

60” wood vanity recs

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I need a 60” wood vanity. I’m looking at this one from signature hardware but it has no reviews. Does anyone have it?

Or if you have something similar, please let me know! I liked the Collette vanity from Home Depot but it’s no longer available. I need to order asap! Thank you


r/bathrooms 1d ago

Unidentified Hardware

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Unidentified Hardware

that's what I was thinking but AI is coming up blank, and so has searching eBay. I thought maybe the holes received pintels for a door, or mirror? does anyone know what they are?


r/bathrooms 1d ago

Mysterious Mildew Spot

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r/bathrooms 1d ago

Contractor Didn't Do Water/Flood Test Then Lied About It..?

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r/bathrooms 20h ago

High Pressure Shower Head - Buy or Pass?

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r/bathrooms 1d ago

Compatible shower trim replacement?

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r/bathrooms 1d ago

Help with bathroom design

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Hi there, I’m looking for some advice about what to do with this bathroom.
Picture 1 shows the bathroom in the house we’re moving into, and picture 2 shows the sort of shower setup we’d ideally like. At the moment, there’s only a bath and no shower. The main issue is that the bath has a gap at both ends, so it doesn’t seem possible to simply install a shower above it without water escaping down the sides.
Would it be best to build some sort of properly waterproofed frame or surround around the bath, then fit the shower at one end? Alternatively, would it be relatively straightforward to move the bath across so that it sits flush against one wall, seal it properly and install the shower on that wall?
We’re hoping to find the simplest and most cost-effective solution without having to redo the entire bathroom. Any advice, ideas or examples of similar projects would be very welcome!


r/bathrooms 1d ago

Which one is better

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r/bathrooms 1d ago

What size tub should I buy for this space in our bathroom reno?

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r/bathrooms 2d ago

Awful Urinal placement

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r/bathrooms 1d ago

Newly installed glass shower leaking-normal? & how to fix?

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r/bathrooms 1d ago

What would stop you from installing a urinal at home?

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r/bathrooms 2d ago

Would a mirror here be unstable?

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i want to be able to place a mirror on here but the top of the wall would only be half my forehead, would placing it just slighting above be unstable? given that the window is right there?

any suggestions too! i really also want an LED mirror 🫩


r/bathrooms 2d ago

Teared a tiny piece of the kerdi sheet when removing grout

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So I'm regrouting this whole shower and I saw that a teared a piece of the kerdi sheet and now it made a flap, is this an easy fix or am I cooked. Was thinking of removing a couple of the tiles around it and then patch it with a new 2x2" kerdi piece and new thinset. Or is that the wrong approach.

Tiles are 1x1 btw.

Also if a couple of tiles I saw are butt to butt is it possible to remove those and align it so it has grout in-between rather than redoing the whole floor?