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16 Apr 2008

Electrical Work Downstairs

Author: Stefan | Filed under: Bathrooms, FIxtures

Are you afraid of electricity? Probably not, especially if you have only flipped light switches and plugged in blenders. Well, when I decided to tackle the task of finishing up the bathroom downstairs, I suddenly got a little nervous. I guess 110 volts isn’t going to take me out, but I learned my lesson about [...]

6 Mar 2008

Dual Sinks for Master Bathroom

Author: Summer | Filed under: Bathrooms, FIxtures, House, Interior Design

It’s time to get the sinks for the master bathroom, since we are getting close to finishing up the master bedroom and bathroom. We decided that we want vessel sinks, like we put in the guest bathroom, BUT we want the master bath sinks to be porcelain as opposed to glass. The glass vessel sink [...]

8 Feb 2008

Installing a Pedestal Sink

Author: Summer | Filed under: Bathrooms, Downstairs, FIxtures

Our sexy techno bathroom now has a sink. And it even works! Stefan decided that he wanted to try his hand at plumbing and installed a pedestal sink in our downstairs bathroom, so we picked out a Kohler sink from Home Depot and a Pegasus faucet in brushed nickel. Installing a sink seems like an [...]

15 Nov 2007

We Have Hot Water!

Author: Summer | Filed under: Appliances, Bathrooms, FIxtures, House

My dad hooked up the tankless hot water heater he brought down and it is SO nice to have a hot shower again! It’s easy to think, “Why do you even need hot water? Puerto Rico is already so hot, it probably is nice to take a cold shower!” Well, cold showers got old real [...]

5 Nov 2007

Thank F*&^ing God My Dad is Here

Author: Summer | Filed under: Bathrooms, Family/Friends, FIxtures

My Dad arrived in Puerto Rico yesterday and he has already gotten SO much shit done on the house. First of all, he showed up with a tankless water heater for us (and guys thought girls liked flowers…)! Stefan and I couldn’t find the type of waterheater we wanted here in Puerto Rico and we [...]

30 Sep 2007

Vanity and Sink for Guest Bathroom

Author: Summer | Filed under: Bathrooms, FIxtures, Interior Design

The blue DecoLav sink arrived while we were playing poker the other night (The UPS guy showed up after 9pm. Weird.), so Stefan and I were excited to find a vanity so we could get it installed. We went to way too many bath stores, that we have already been to multiple time and still [...]

27 Sep 2007

Cheap, Wobbly Ceiling Fans

Author: Summer | Filed under: FIxtures, House, Videos

When we purchased ceiling fans for our house, Brian gave us some recommendations on good fans and good fan brands. He is very diligent when it comes to installing fans and wants no wobble whatsoever. His ceiling fan schpeal all came back to me when i was sitting in my office in California, listening to [...]

20 Sep 2007

DecoLav Sink Has Been Ordered

Author: Summer | Filed under: Bathrooms, FIxtures, House

I order the DecoLav sink for our guest bathroom! I purchased it from FaucetDirect.com and it should be delivered to our house is Puerto Rico. Which should be interesting, since we’ve never used our physical address for shipments yet, so we’ll see if the UPS guy can find: Summer Hogan/Stefan Rest Carr. 414 Km 0.5 [...]

17 Sep 2007

Bathroom Sink for Guest Bathroom

Author: Summer | Filed under: Bathrooms, FIxtures, Interior Design

Stefan and I have been searching for a sink for the stupid guest bathroom for at least 2 months now, and it’s getting ridiculous. We just want to finish the bathroom, damn it! The big problem is that everytime we find a sink we like, it only comes in white, which won’t work since the [...]

23 Aug 2007

Armadietto Store in San Juan

Author: Summer | Filed under: Bathrooms, Construction, FIxtures, Puerto Rico, Videos

Before Stefan left for Oklahoma, we went shopping for a sink for the guest bathroom. Gino (our tile guy) told us about this somewhat high end bath and kitchen store in San Juan, called Armadietto. He wasn’t kidding when he said it looked like part of the cemetary. It WAS part of the cemetary. Kind [...]