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Posted by on under medicine cabinet, bathroom remodel, breaking the bank, breaking point, tile, medicine |

Though the economy has pushed many Americans into a corner, bathroom renovations can still be a change we make for the better without breaking the bank. You can hold off on replacing that medicine cabinet and retro tile for only so long. And when that breaking point—that this must change [...]
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Posted by blogs@bobvila.com (Emily) on under brave little toaster, junkyard, life expectancy, dad, mom, parents |

This summer, when I was visiting my parents, my mom was having our kitchen renovated. One Thursday, repairmen ripped out our stove cooktop, oven, and dishwasher -- appliances that we'd had since before I was born. As we watched, my dad said, "Doesn't this remind you of the scene in the Brave Little Toaster when the faithful appliances get sent to the junkyard and crushed?" And I'm not going to lie -- in that moment, I did feel kind of sad for our trusty old appliances. Emotional concerns ...
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