We\u2019re always looking for ways to improve the home as it\u2019s best to have our property looking as great as it possibly can be. <\/p>\n
So when you come to conducting your next home improvement, how about looking at the bathroom or shower room. <\/p>\n
This is a fantastic room to consider as the bathroom is one of the focal points of any home. <\/p>\n
And the good news is, the improvements we recommend below aren\u2019t tricky to implement and won\u2019t break the bank either. <\/p>\n
Are you used to an under par shower? If so, then why? We\u2019re not talking about the hygienic issues of your shower but actually the shower strength itself. You may possibly need to change the whole showerhead, which isn\u2019t particularly expensive, but we have one tip that can help you increase the pressure. <\/p>\n
Soak the showerhead overnight in a mixture of vinegar, baking powder and water. In a minimum of four hours the acidic properties will get at the limescale and break it down. <\/p>\n
Nowadays it\u2019s all about being green and environmentally friendly, and this doesn\u2019t end when it comes to the bathroom. A water efficient showerhead will limit the amount of water that\u2019s used, without you actually feeling any difference whatsoever. Clever ah? Want to know if you should invest in an energy saving showerhead? Simply place a 2L bucket when you shower and if it\u2019s full within just 12 seconds, there are savings to be made. <\/p>\n
You might think it a little strange to have plants in the bathroom, but actually it\u2019s quite common in many households. Not only can plants brighten up the room, but they also clean the air around you. If you\u2019re looking for some perfect plants to do this for your bathroom, take a look at the Mother-in-Law\u2019s Tongue and Golden Pothos. And don\u2019t worry because they\u2019re not affected by steam. <\/p>\n
Ok, so your shower is sorted and you\u2019re running more efficiently; now it\u2019s time to take a look at your bathroom\u2019s d\u00e9cor. There\u2019s a whole world out there of colours and styles, so you can really get down to what you love. Something we\u2019ll always recommend is painting the ceiling a lighter colour than the walls as this tends to lift the room and give it an airier feel. <\/p>\n
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