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Thanks for the patience on this one, everyone! It took forever to finish. I meant to have it completed before I went to Japan and even brought the footage with me to finish editing while there. I made a mistake when I was moving my editing library over, so I would have had to start from scratch (since I already began editing it).So I just waited until I got home to finish editing it. It's a shame because I made a point to do the pie in the face bit at the end before Jen and I left.Thank you to the handful of you guys that contributed especially for this project. It made a huge difference! I honestly love doing this kind of stuff, so I appreciate all of you for enabling me to do it. I'll be adding some chapter markers later, but I hope you enjoy the video.

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Beginner Attempts to Renovate TWO Bathrooms for the FIRST time

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Anthony Carlson

Hmmm. At least I can refer to this when I make modifications to my house.

hthardman

There were basically several chunks that were really expensive. The initial $1k for the drywall supplies, primer, paint, flooring, etc, and then the 2 vanities were the other big surprises. Had that original set I looked at worked out, it would have been under $500 for both. But the cost for both vanities and vanity tops were just around $1k which hurt. And then the rest was a mountain of little things. 2 toilets, 2 toilet seats, upgraded wax rings were like $300. All the fixtures on the walls, the mirrors, the vanity lights, light bulbs, caulk, construction adhesive, floor transition pieces, water faucets, all the trim, etc. The trim was unexpectedly expensive, I think because I underestimate just how much was needed for the door frames, around the base of the floors, and then the ceiling in the master. That got costly. Lots of learning for me and hopefully it doesn't look like total crap to the viewer. My mentality was that at least it looked better than before, even if it wasn't super "professional." And certainly safer now in the master. I neglected to mention in the video I got anti-mold everything for the bathroom. Anti-mold drywall, anti-mold paint primer, and anti-mold paint. So I'm hoping the problem won't return or at least not nearly as bad if it does.

Anthony Carlson

Interesting. Well, my house I bought is actually in good shape so hopefully it won’t be too bad one day lol.

Michael Goggin

Man, what a transformation! You guys did a great job!

Jacob Lunbeck

The before and after really shows how much work you put in. Fantastic job!