Sentences with phrase «use bathroom item»

This provides a little extra protection from splashes or for example a hair brush or other in use bathroom item that might fall onto the screen and break it.

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He's also extremely dedicated to breaking this record: In addition to only using the store's bathroom, the only thing he will have to eat or drink are items that people give to him.

I also believe its better to have fewer items in your bathroom that are used more frequently, ensuring fresher formulations and higher quality.

As you start to teach your child to use the bathroom independently it helps to have a few key items on hand: a child - sized potty chair or seat attachment, of course, big kid pants (ones that will get your child excited to drop those diapers) and a step or stool that will allow your little one to reach the sink and wash up on their own are all good things to have from day one.

Use it to give children that little boost they need for reaching items around the house, or keep it in the bathroom, so they can feel independent washing their hands and using the toilet on their own.

This easy plastic knifed painted Christmas Tree craft is one you can do right now using basic craft supplies and items from your kitchen and bathroom!

Aside from the presence of water, bathrooms also contain lots of small items that adults use, like razors and tweezers, that you wouldn't want your baby to get his hands on.

When I used to design high - end homes for clients, I would try to do polished nickel throughout a bathroom or kitchen and always ended up with a few items that would have to be in chrome (toilet handle, mirror hardware, etc) and then I would feel like the room looked disorganized, mismatched by accident.

Other education - related items include: giving school administrators flexibility in teacher hiring and retention; restrictions on school bathroom use for transgender students; and prohibiting the use of taxpayer dollars to collect union dues, which would impact teachers.

: When ads are in bathrooms, in the buckets used to place items when you are checking through airport security, in restaurant menus and before, after and during movies, why are books sacred?

There is a hidden compartment behind the bathroom and between the neck of the trailer that houses an upgraded Navien tankless water heater and storage space for items that don't get used very often since the space can only be accessed via trap doors in the bedroom closet on the gooseneck.

Take a quick inventory in any bathroom your guest might use, and clear out any items you don't want rummaged through.

The IRS defines improvements as those items that «add to the value of your home, prolong its useful life, or adapt it to new uses» — such as putting in new plumbing or wiring or adding another bathroom.

Replacement of windows to energy efficient double pane, low E argon windows; Roof replacements using attic insulation to a minimum of R40Furnace and / or heating equipment; Toilet replacement with low - flush or dual - flush toilet (6 litres per flush or less); Replacement of water heater with an ENERGY STAR qualified instantaneous water heater; Modifications of kitchen and bathrooms; Other items will be reviewed and considered that improve the quality of the dwelling for the tenants.

«We wanted a quick sale,» she says, so they hired Gould, who put superfluous items into storage, had the carpets cleaned, moved furniture around in the house, and shopped for new bathroom towels and other accessories they could use again in their new home.

Use your storage space wisely by stacking towels under the sink, getting baskets to contain your lotions, perfumes, etc., and purchasing additional storage to stow away brushes, cotton balls, and other bathroom items.

-LCB- It is also a «through space» in our home... you have to walk through it to get to the bathroom, etc. -RCB- Handsome built an L - shaped desk that we could hide all of the wires and cords...... and we used vintage items to store office supplies.

I would use the $ 200 giftcard to buy items for the bathroom in the home I'm moving to.

Here is some footage Kevin put together to document our trip and to show the low - dough / high - impact items we brought home to use in our guest bathroom...

I use them with plastic liners under the bathroom sinks to hold hair products, in the pantry to hold all the mixes and samples, in the bathroom to hold extra tp & feminine items, and in my craft room to old future projects.

I've always used plastic boxes to corral toys, bathroom items, etc. and baskets are so much prettier.

I use them for hats / gloves / scarves, food in my pantry, storing electronic «stuff», and keeping frequently used items handy in my bathroom!

I use baskets for almost everything... to store items in my pantry, for toys, under my bathroom sink to gather small items together, and so many more ways.

The bathroom — it is hard to control all the items used in the bathroom — tends to become a free for all room!

It is a hassle to carry all those supplies with you all over the house and sometimes that is enough to prevent me from actually cleaning them.:) It's not that much more money, and I will have to replace my cleaning items less often since I will only be using them for their designated bathrooms.

Try grouping bathroom supplies by use as well; all your first aid needs should be in one spot while hygiene, makeup and other items should be grouped and stored together.

We came up with a solution that allows us to stylishly store bath toys on a daily basis -LCB- holes in the bottom of the buckets allow the toys to properly drain and dry out -RCB-, and then when we have guest, I can quickly move the buckets of toys to the cabinet under the sink and use the same rail to display adult bath items that give the bathroom a spa - like feel.

Oh Kelly what a cool way to use a ladder... you find the most creative ways to re-purpose items... Love the bathroom... I will call the front desk for reservations!

A lacquered tray elevates just about any vignette or an arrangement of items and can be used just about anywhere — in the bathroom, living room or the kitchen.

Shelves are useful in any part of the home but particularly so in the bathroom, a place to store all those little items that we all use on a daily basis; somewhere for the brush or comb, make up and of course within a shower they are invaluable.

These items can be added to not only the bathroom itself, but cloakrooms, shower areas all of which can just put these areas a better place to use.

By using a blend of recycled materials, the terrazzo finish is being mimicked to create colourful and highly durable surfaces — Smile Plastics reuses items such as yoghurt pots to create speckled surfaces, which can be seen in kitchens, bathrooms, furniture and even shelving.