It's not as bad as you think... it's only time consuming... I'm doing TLC on an entire multi-unit by myself, for the purpose of renting, and I have to do four bathrooms just to name a few...
I’m a welder and a wood worker. And I live by the words of “if something isn’t right you just fix it” there is nothing that your not skilled enough to do. Your just have to learn and try. And if you mess up then fix it or worse case restart! Now taking your time can help a lot because your less likely to make big/costly mistakes.
Yes!!! Like a talk modern potted plant on the other side of the sink where he didn’t put the extra attachment would’ve been a great way to get rid of that negative space, and a nice accent
This project was no joke!! Huge learning experience and it's got me excited to tackle the next BIG Modern Builds project. Shoutout and HUGE thanks to Home Depot :)
So inspiring! I love the all white “sterile” feel in small baths that have no windows! Definitely using that in my own project. Thank you for excellent video.
Exceptional, Mike. All the white is a positive - color can easily be added via towels, a rug and a painting, poster or even a small plant. Beautiful fixtures! You've made me want to re-do my bathroom.
I like that you share your inexperience coupled with a can-do attitude. It's encouraging to know that I'm not the only one trying things out for the first time. Also, concur on your "sterile" comment.
the bathroom turned out beautifully. I admire the amount of work you put into doing the remodel as well as the video. thank God for those batteries with your parking lot shoot 😂
Btw, 1,000 applause to you. That bath tub was a nightmare to remove and then add another back in. You make it look unbelievably easy. I sincerely take my hat off to you. Very impressive craftsmanship.
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Well done. Did a bathroom a couple years ago by myself and it is no joke for sure. Your patience made the difference in this project. Keep up the good work.
honestly thought the same thing. "This is like @fixthisbuildthat's video".... but with that said, it's not bad to watch two guys do similar things, similar ways. It reinforced what I need to do. ---> Also check out I like to make stuff's recent video. Bob did an awesome overhaul on his master bathroom in two parts.
You don't know how much your videos are helping me feel more at ease about my home improvement projects. I just bought a house (built in 1915 yikes) and I'm overwhelmmmeeeddd but this makes everything feel more accessible. Thank you!
I will say these videos are not only really well made & super entertaining for some reason but they're also amazing background noise for working and same ngl.
Nice renovation! As a tip for your future projects, always make sure to install door trim BEFORE baseboard, that way you won’t need to ever make that funky cut out on the door trim.
We tried removing popcorn ceilings with the bag attachment, but what worked best for us was just attaching a dustpan to a better quality scraping tool and emptying the contents straight into a trash can.
@@mitchr85 Yup some of these idiots don't know that wood is very strong. Architects are even considering using wood for new skyscrapers due to the fact they can make it stronger than steel.
The white color in this small bathroom make' s it visually bigger and brighter. Those long, narrow tiles on floor gives the effect that this bathroom is a longer then it is. So technically you chose the right pallet of colors. And i admire that you did the most work yourself than actually hiring contractor or a handy man. Great job dude, i'm proud of you.
one thing to remember when installing a tub..is to aupport the bottom of the tub..i use spray foam in a can. lay a decent amount under the middle of underside of the tub. not to much. then place tub inplace before the foam is hardened. then put some weight in the tub untill the foam is dry. this will help prevent cracking of the tub later!
My wife and I are planning on redoing our daughters bathroom. Not only did I enjoy this video, and it gave me the confidence to try it. But I'm definitely recommending a Converge fan to others! 😉
Don't do this... Leave it to the professionals. This might've been adequate for a normal room (not really) but for a bathroom with wood, moisture and absolutely not waterproofing, this is an expensive waste of time and can even cause more expensive and dangerous damage when the wood rotts
@@julianjaramillo4849 All the guy was doing is warning people of potential issues doing a remodel this way. I hope you read more into this before you gloat spending $1,000 on a remodel and not doing it correctly. Saying He doesn't have a bathroom, insinuating he's not as fortunate or poor, and in the same comment promoting how cheap you are says a lot about the lower middle class mentality you clearly have.. You probably identify a lot with words like "Thrifty" or "Resourceful" and have even tricked yourself into thinking how cool that is, but to the rest of the world you're just.. poor.
I love watching these remodeling videos even though I don’t have my own place and probably won’t own my own place in 10 years. Also Montgomery, you’re attractive and I love your craftsmanship
@@slicerxr2860 Not necessarily, asbestos was used even throughout the 80s, albeit a lot less than before 1980. So it's still better to check even if early 80s
@@weneed6229 US houses are made to poor standards. Older houses can be stone/bricks which are much higher quality. That's why its very important not to pay too much for houses in the US.
@@kimvperez of course,america is all about spending money and remodeling. Its weird how americans use such materials for houses. Remodelling a house doesnt have to do with that.
David Glinski the cost would of gone to the roof. I guess like he said, he wanted a sterile look. And a better way to achieve that was with plastic inserts
Paco Ramirez I understand your point but on his blog he says the insert easy $365. A typical shower surround is about 70 sq ft. Multiply that by a nice tile at $2 and it’ll cost you $140. Add in $20 for a nice thinset, $50 for accent tiles, $15 for grout and you’re still only at $225. So I disagree, the price would not have “gone through the roof” and I wouldn’t call a plastic insert a “better” way to achieve a sterile look.
@@Dglinski2 plus $60 for cement board, $50 for redguard, and all the extra labor involved and a lot more rental time for that tile saw. judging by how he speaks about this bathroom renovation I doubt he's done many so what he turned it into is good.
OmniPresent by no means am I trying to diminish the work done in the video. He did a quality job and it really does look clean. I think this whole video was a great documentation of him learning and I would’ve loved to see him try his hand at some tile. To which you’re right, it might have taken more time and a little bit more money but may even look better than how it does now.
For the trim on the side you can over cut your new dry wall trace it along the old wall and recut for a perfect fit. [[Well as perfect as drywall can get]] This also works great for hole patching!!! I hope this helps!
I don't think it looks to sterile at all with the pops of color (black). I would suggest pulling the black towards the front a little though, as it is right now it's all in the back.. so like a black hand towel and black soap dish/pump, toothbrush holder, etc on the vanity top would do it, just a little to balance it out from front to back. High contrast black and white art on the wall above the hand towel with a black frame maybe. Little decorating things to pull it all together.
I agree and I think the nice thing about doing it this way, you can always switch to a different accent color and change everything out. I usually try to do this with a neutral bathroom and switch out all the accessories every season to keep things interesting. If you pick a color , you are stuck with it.
This video inspires me want to learn how to renovate the house! That’s so much interesting!and creative!like this toilet!so beautiful. It’s my type of toilet 😂
I’m glad here in America we have choices to choose from, ranging from very affordable to extreme luxury. Not what I chose for our remodel but I guess it depends on your budget. You certainly can do a lot on a small budget. Very nice given the choices made.
When I saw the thumbnail I thought it was just like decorating it but it was like changing every detail so this was the real deal .At the end it looked amazing!
Wow, construction standards are so weird in the US. No water membrane/moisture barrier, plastic hoses for plumbing _inside_ wooden walls, screws right through the shower wall into wood, screws throughout the whole room without sealant. It's like you guys want to get mold and other moisture issues. I'm not knocking this guy specifically, he seems like a great guy and the room looks nice, but the way Americans build houses is just... unbelievable.
@@BalsamicPork I am a "Handyman" and pride myself on quality workmanship. I would never do anything like this and feel sorry for the customer who paid for this.
*usually* we waterproof our restrooms, I thought it was really weird that he didn’t but when we go to remodel our restroom using this video as inspiration, we know to add the water proofing elements ☺️
Model builders, you did an outstanding job; keep up the good work. I'm restoring and renovating a 1964 house as well. I thank you for the tips and the skills that you're providing
I like a lot! Makes me wish I could remodel my bath room but I’m in an apartment! I would love to see the same kind of bathroom done with just a shower no tube!!
Man, you look really nice doing your job so perfectly, I guess i'm in love ... but I'm not certain if it's with you or your job. I subscribed, tnks for share your skills.
I love your attention to detail it's totally awesome. I want to build a french style home in Arizona. Its classical complete with a modern Victorian garden grand yet simple, not anything ostentatious. You got a new fan here much love !
How did you find out how to do all this stuff? I mean I had a business wallpapering and painting yet I never learned any of this stuff. How long did it take? Is your Dad in the business? I am hooked. Tell us your story Dude!!! I love it all. Greetings from Texas!
Heck no. Was on a project at a million+ dollar residence and of course had to get a faulty shark bite. Happy to have insurance, not happy to have a claim. I feel any good plumber would stay far away from shark bites. My opinion for whatever it's worth
I've been hearing that lately from a few people. Not sure what the deal is... I guess all I can suggest is clicking the notification bell (even though I hate saying that). I'll see if I can't get ahold of my youtube contact about it! Thanks for letting me know
These videos inspire me to change everything in the house even though I know damn well I am not skilled enough to do it
Haha! We all start somewhere!!
It's not as bad as you think... it's only time consuming... I'm doing TLC on an entire multi-unit by myself, for the purpose of renting, and I have to do four bathrooms just to name a few...
You are! I'm beginner too but let's just try something!
I’m a welder and a wood worker. And I live by the words of “if something isn’t right you just fix it” there is nothing that your not skilled enough to do. Your just have to learn and try. And if you mess up then fix it or worse case restart! Now taking your time can help a lot because your less likely to make big/costly mistakes.
This is like those cooking show;
“We’re going to use something that everyone has in the kitchen”, and then they pull out the dolphin meat.
This made me blow from my nose very heavily 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmao
Some green plant accents would’ve make that br perfect
Angel Castillo I couldn’t agree more
Yes!!! Like a talk modern potted plant on the other side of the sink where he didn’t put the extra attachment would’ve been a great way to get rid of that negative space, and a nice accent
Boring Ben definitely, it would also give a contrasting color which would be very interesting
Andrea Sculthorp agreed!
and a couple aesop bottles on the counter 😂
the floor was my favorite part about the bathroom. it’s so nice
This project was no joke!! Huge learning experience and it's got me excited to tackle the next BIG Modern Builds project. Shoutout and HUGE thanks to Home Depot :)
Great video! Working on a half bath right now. Home Depot has been a huge help with our project. I should film the rest of the renovation...
I hear ya. Just finished my bathroom, it takes a lot of time and effort if you are completely redoing the entire thing. Great job!
@@DennisNestor You should!!
@@davidsinclair4589 Thanks David
rough price estimate for parts for the whole reno?
So inspiring! I love the all white “sterile” feel in small baths that have no windows! Definitely using that in my own project. Thank you for excellent video.
Exceptional, Mike. All the white is a positive - color can easily be added via towels, a rug and a painting, poster or even a small plant. Beautiful fixtures! You've made me want to re-do my bathroom.
this guy is reading my mind.I've always had the love for an black and white bathroom.Love everything its amazing work you do!!!!!!
So white it made me realize how dirty my laptop screen is lmao
no kiddin...
Lmao
Katie Howell same
Ahahahahaha 😂👍
LOL
Imagine my mum coming home to see me removing our bath tub
this is my favorite comment
Siri Chicago 😂😂
I’m sure she’d be proud
thats was pretty funny! 🤣
"I'm tired of bubble baths mom!"
Why am I even watching this? I don’t need to remodel my bathroom.
mylestic lol cuz he is hot af
Same
Saiko Cabrera lmao ur right
mylestic lol I should say I “can’t afford” to remodel my bathroom.
Yes you do.
I like that you share your inexperience coupled with a can-do attitude. It's encouraging to know that I'm not the only one trying things out for the first time.
Also, concur on your "sterile" comment.
the bathroom turned out beautifully. I admire the amount of work you put into doing the remodel as well as the video. thank God for those batteries with your parking lot shoot 😂
Haha!!
Btw, 1,000 applause to you. That bath tub was a nightmare to remove and then add another back in. You make it look unbelievably easy. I sincerely take my hat off to you. Very impressive craftsmanship.
I love the sterile look in bathrooms. Great work and design on this one!
"Popcorn ceilings are really ugly."
Me - Looks up at ceiling: "Ewww, your're right"
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i don’t own a home, i don’t even rent one, i live with my grandparents - it’s just where i’m at in my life ..yet i really enjoy these
Sort yourself out bruv.
Well done. Did a bathroom a couple years ago by myself and it is no joke for sure. Your patience made the difference in this project. Keep up the good work.
Looks killer, Mike! I had a lot of flashbacks watching this 😀
Fix This Build That exactly what I was thinking! This video is so similar to yours
Love both of your work!
I second that haha
I was literally just thinking that
Me too but from my party days and focused around the toilet mostly!
honestly thought the same thing. "This is like @fixthisbuildthat's video".... but with that said, it's not bad to watch two guys do similar things, similar ways. It reinforced what I need to do. ---> Also check out I like to make stuff's recent video. Bob did an awesome overhaul on his master bathroom in two parts.
You don't know how much your videos are helping me feel more at ease about my home improvement projects. I just bought a house (built in 1915 yikes) and I'm overwhelmmmeeeddd but this makes everything feel more accessible. Thank you!
15:23 2 shots of vodka lol
14:47 as well
how'd you hear that LMFAO
Lmao I heard that too
Immediately heard it. I was like "VINE! MY HEART!!!"
I really had to look this up lol...
I will say these videos are not only really well made & super entertaining for some reason but they're also amazing background noise for working and same ngl.
Nice renovation! As a tip for your future projects, always make sure to install door trim BEFORE baseboard, that way you won’t need to ever make that funky cut out on the door trim.
Fantastic job!! So impressive that you take on all these new-to-you projects with no fear, and execute them amazingly! Inspiring!!🙌🏻
We tried removing popcorn ceilings with the bag attachment, but what worked best for us was just attaching a dustpan to a better quality scraping tool and emptying the contents straight into a trash can.
Wow. WHAT a difference! That tile is beautiful!
wood houses just seem like they're being held together with wishes and prayers
hahahahaha
thats why the #1 american saying is “thoughts and prayers”
nice quote
They don’t crumble in earthquakes like homes in other countries. The homes in the U.S have adapted to the unique circumstances of its location.
@@mitchr85 Yup some of these idiots don't know that wood is very strong. Architects are even considering using wood for new skyscrapers due to the fact they can make it stronger than steel.
The white color in this small bathroom make' s it visually bigger and brighter. Those long, narrow tiles on floor gives the effect that this bathroom is a longer then it is.
So technically you chose the right pallet of colors.
And i admire that you did the most work yourself than actually hiring contractor or a handy man.
Great job dude, i'm proud of you.
one thing to remember when installing a tub..is to aupport the bottom of the tub..i use spray foam in a can. lay a decent amount under the middle of underside of the tub. not to much. then place tub inplace before the foam is hardened. then put some weight in the tub untill the foam is dry. this will help prevent cracking of the tub later!
Or install a cast iron tub. Quality that will stand the test of time.
My wife and I are planning on redoing our daughters bathroom. Not only did I enjoy this video, and it gave me the confidence to try it. But I'm definitely recommending a Converge fan to others! 😉
What was total consumer cost of all the materials and supplies?
12349
Don't do this... Leave it to the professionals. This might've been adequate for a normal room (not really) but for a bathroom with wood, moisture and absolutely not waterproofing, this is an expensive waste of time and can even cause more expensive and dangerous damage when the wood rotts
kar oma you go ahead and spend $6K to remodel the bathroom you don’t have. The rest of us will spend $1k
@@julianjaramillo4849 All the guy was doing is warning people of potential issues doing a remodel this way. I hope you read more into this before you gloat spending $1,000 on a remodel and not doing it correctly. Saying He doesn't have a bathroom, insinuating he's not as fortunate or poor, and in the same comment promoting how cheap you are says a lot about the lower middle class mentality you clearly have.. You probably identify a lot with words like "Thrifty" or "Resourceful" and have even tricked yourself into thinking how cool that is, but to the rest of the world you're just.. poor.
Alt-F4 Your Life yikes man. Didn’t hold back eh ?
That is so true about the white in the bathrooms. Give you like a clean feel besides it looks amazing
I love watching these remodeling videos even though I don’t have my own place and probably won’t own my own place in 10 years. Also Montgomery, you’re attractive and I love your craftsmanship
I love people that can do this kind of work. He makes it look easy. I tackled a project like this once and can be really challenging.
IMPORTANT: Some popcorn ceilings can have asbestos in them, making it hazardous to remove. Get it checked before removing like he did.
You should be fine if you house was built after 1978
@@slicerxr2860 Not necessarily, asbestos was used even throughout the 80s, albeit a lot less than before 1980. So it's still better to check even if early 80s
They scare you so you pay someone to do it.... spray/wet it down and then scrap off, should be fine.
I don't know how I ended up on this channel but I'm glad I did. This is amazing work.
It is easy when your house is made of paper.
Americans like to remodel because the styles and trends change so fast, it's not their fault. but.... it kind of is
@@Greg-xj9cn lol, american houses are also made of paper as well, so it's kind of necessary to remodel every ten or so years
ElasticNine26 not all, it depends on the houses. In certain cities the houses are hard to remodel.
@@weneed6229 US houses are made to poor standards. Older houses can be stone/bricks which are much higher quality. That's why its very important not to pay too much for houses in the US.
i went to america once and when i stayed at my friends place i leaned against the wall and my hand went through
I just really like the white finish! IT looks really clean and modern!
Fascinating how they build houses in America out of cardboard 🤭
S Vlaski Why would we build them out of anything else if we love to remodel?
@@kimvperez good point 🙂
@@kimvperez of course,america is all about spending money and remodeling. Its weird how americans use such materials for houses. Remodelling a house doesnt have to do with that.
@@kimvperez Why not just make them good from the beginning? idiot
@@nielsnielsen9013 because "good" in the 80s is shit now
I don’t know why I do watch it when I don’t need it but !! It’s satisfying
Looks clean but why do the insert plastic stuff again? Why not spend a bit more time and tile and get that high quality finish?
David Glinski the cost would of gone to the roof. I guess like he said, he wanted a sterile look. And a better way to achieve that was with plastic inserts
Paco Ramirez I understand your point but on his blog he says the insert easy $365. A typical shower surround is about 70 sq ft. Multiply that by a nice tile at $2 and it’ll cost you $140. Add in $20 for a nice thinset, $50 for accent tiles, $15 for grout and you’re still only at $225. So I disagree, the price would not have “gone through the roof” and I wouldn’t call a plastic insert a “better” way to achieve a sterile look.
@@Dglinski2 plus $60 for cement board, $50 for redguard, and all the extra labor involved and a lot more rental time for that tile saw. judging by how he speaks about this bathroom renovation I doubt he's done many so what he turned it into is good.
OmniPresent by no means am I trying to diminish the work done in the video. He did a quality job and it really does look clean. I think this whole video was a great documentation of him learning and I would’ve loved to see him try his hand at some tile. To which you’re right, it might have taken more time and a little bit more money but may even look better than how it does now.
The insert was part of the deal. If you follow other DIYers they are ALL using the same product.
I don't need a bathroom like this, what I need is a man like you, I love people who know do things.
Using glossy floor tiles in bathroom is a good way to have head broken.
But work is realy fine.
I have glossy floors and my gf slipped and almost hit her head.
Use rugs
For the trim on the side you can over cut your new dry wall trace it along the old wall and recut for a perfect fit. [[Well as perfect as drywall can get]] This also works great for hole patching!!! I hope this helps!
I'd put some caulking on the trim under, above, and on the joints.
Cant believe I am just watching this! Awesome for a first time!
Crushing that algorithm game 👊🏾
The white in that bathroom looks incredible. Great video.
I don't think it looks to sterile at all with the pops of color (black). I would suggest pulling the black towards the front a little though, as it is right now it's all in the back.. so like a black hand towel and black soap dish/pump, toothbrush holder, etc on the vanity top would do it, just a little to balance it out from front to back. High contrast black and white art on the wall above the hand towel with a black frame maybe. Little decorating things to pull it all together.
Emily Lindstrom and a darker garbage can in that little space next to the vanity
I fully agree
I agree and I think the nice thing about doing it this way, you can always switch to a different accent color and change everything out. I usually try to do this with a neutral bathroom and switch out all the accessories every season to keep things interesting. If you pick a color , you are stuck with it.
I love watching home improvement videos 😍😍😍. I need someone like you to help me with my home.
This video inspires me want to learn how to renovate the house! That’s so much interesting!and creative!like this toilet!so beautiful. It’s my type of toilet 😂
Never thought of doing a washroom so white - thank you for proving me wrong. Cheers.
Holy crap this was like the first time I’ve ever seen a video like this and it was definitely amazing nice job man you just got another subscriber 😄
I’m glad here in America we have choices to choose from, ranging from very affordable to extreme luxury. Not what I chose for our remodel but I guess it depends on your budget. You certainly can do a lot on a small budget. Very nice given the choices made.
I just wish i was you so i could fix my whole house for free😂🤣... Great video
When I saw the thumbnail I thought it was just like decorating it but it was like changing every detail so this was the real deal .At the end it looked amazing!
Haha!! Thanks 😁😁
Modern Builds thanks for replying loved the difference between before and after
He makes it look so easy but I feel like in reality it’s hard
It is not easy
Gorgeous bathroom. I love the white on white which makes those little accents really pop.
Great remodel, but dude, you got to bag that toilet when taking it out and plug the sewer line. Sewer gas is no joke.
I can say I recently changed out my toilet and it didn't smell in my house let alone that room at all. I don't have a septic though
Love love love the floor. Beautiful tile and grout selection.
Wow, construction standards are so weird in the US. No water membrane/moisture barrier, plastic hoses for plumbing _inside_ wooden walls, screws right through the shower wall into wood, screws throughout the whole room without sealant. It's like you guys want to get mold and other moisture issues.
I'm not knocking this guy specifically, he seems like a great guy and the room looks nice, but the way Americans build houses is just... unbelievable.
Indeed😂
Yeah don’t take this guy as an example for what the US does
@@zuroxtv2199 It's an example of what a "Handyman" does. Anyone worth their salt wouldn't be that careless.
Yeah Americans in general definitely dont know how to construct things.... See: One World Trade Center.
@@BalsamicPork I am a "Handyman" and pride myself on quality workmanship. I would never do anything like this and feel sorry for the customer who paid for this.
Beautiful! The floor is so pretty.
How much time and about how much money did the entire project take? Great video!
Beautiful, clean, modern...excellent!
14:57 "Two shots of vodka" 😂😂 this dude chose a dope ass mix for background music
That new bathroom makes me feel so good
dude! What about adding water membrane to protect the wood and back of the walls from water moisture seeping in?
dannyfresh you do realize that he’s using a plastic kit right? Why would he spend money and time installing something that isn’t needed?
@@elyh777 Precaution in case it ever became a problem later on
@@elyh777 there's a reason Schluter and the likes there of come with a lifetime warranty.
James Verstegen James Verstegen show me a contractor that installs waterproofing membrane behind an already waterproof product.
Eric Liddle agreed but I’m a bit confused on what this has to do with my comment?
This bathroom is goals! Love it
Bathroom remodelling process in the US look very different to the UK!
*usually* we waterproof our restrooms, I thought it was really weird that he didn’t but when we go to remodel our restroom using this video as inspiration, we know to add the water proofing elements ☺️
@@leilanim7338 We waterproof here too, this guy chose not to do it. This is not how a company in the US would remodel a bathroom.
BRNK I’m from the US, that’s what I’m saying. That in the US we’re supposed to waterproof & I’m not sure why this guy didn’t.
The tile you chose really brought it all together beautifully👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
My dude love the video but would love it more with a price tag at the end for reference....
Again awesome content keep it up.
Jake O'Neill it’s sponsored
Model builders, you did an outstanding job; keep up the good work. I'm restoring and renovating a 1964 house as well. I thank you for the tips and the skills that you're providing
The potential for asbestos in the popcorn ceiling should mentioned. Testing is needed and possible abatement.
only if it's older than the 1980s
@@selenascott7278 Contractors were allowed to use up their stock so you can find asbestos in mid-80s properties. Best to always get it lab-tested.
Beautiful and universally appealing.
I lost my shit when he dropped the sink 😂👍 instant like
I like a lot! Makes me wish I could remodel my bath room but I’m in an apartment! I would love to see the same kind of bathroom done with just a shower no tube!!
2:05 "Make sure you're not cutting through any electrical wires or plumbing"... how exactly do you make sure of this though?
Mr. Good Dick you don’t go by outlets or pipes
That floor tiling is absolutely incredible. Love the shot at 16:55. Great work!
Thanks Isaiah!
16:56 no caulking around the base of the toilet.
mustafa mustafa you don’t need it
NOOO! thats old school. looks crappy and it doesnt allow toilet to sweat.
@@ilaris781 sweat?
love how he put oldies into the video!!!
"This time I was not as messy as i was in the shower and i was able to clean everything up really easily" huh..
I appreciate you’re honesty. Gives beginners confidence !!!
14:55 "two shots of vodka" wtf lmaooo i thought i was going insane
You're very good for doing some of the stuff you did for the first time.
Man, you look really nice doing your job so perfectly,
I guess i'm in love ...
but I'm not certain if it's with you or your job.
I subscribed, tnks for share your skills.
I’m so agree with you I love a white bathroom especially with silver hardwares nice job man
In other words:
1) paint everything white
2) change all bulbs to Cool White
I love your attention to detail it's totally awesome. I want to build a french style home in Arizona. Its classical complete with a modern Victorian garden grand yet simple, not anything ostentatious. You got a new fan here much love !
How did you find out how to do all this stuff? I mean I had a business wallpapering and painting yet I never learned any of this stuff. How long did it take? Is your Dad in the business? I am hooked. Tell us your story Dude!!! I love it all. Greetings from Texas!
Not an electrian, not a drywaller, not a plumber, not a tile setter but yet a bathroom reno expert. That seems legit.
Dude your voice over sound is amaaaazing 😍 what kind of mic are you using?
SHEESH you did a super job on the tile floor 🔥 Nice work
You should try shark bites for the plumbing. Super easy and makes you comfortable doing shower plumbing.
Heck no. Was on a project at a million+ dollar residence and of course had to get a faulty shark bite. Happy to have insurance, not happy to have a claim. I feel any good plumber would stay far away from shark bites.
My opinion for whatever it's worth
@@ONSLAWTT *You tried going cheap and easy at a million dollar residence???? And you're a contractor/plumber? That was idiotic.*
Beautiful man
@@ONSLAWTT That is absolutely correct. Stay away from shark bites. A plumbing nightmare for me.
Great job! I love white bathrooms! They look clean and fresh.
bathroom remodel was fine, but damn! Mike is fineeeeeeeeeer
Masterpiece you created there 👍🏼
Hey mate...you’re not showing up in the subscriptions for me or a couple of my buddies who also subscribe to u..love your content brother
I've been hearing that lately from a few people. Not sure what the deal is... I guess all I can suggest is clicking the notification bell (even though I hate saying that).
I'll see if I can't get ahold of my youtube contact about it! Thanks for letting me know
Modern Builds yeah notifications are on thankfully so I know when ur posting that solid content
Now that's sharp very clean!!
did I just hear the vodka vine
diss e glad i wasnt the only one
Your scary dude look at your profile pic
great job man! your videos are really helping me stay sane right now.