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I Hate My Bath
Amy and Kevin are really embarrassed about their outdated and moldy bathroom. Amy also loves doing her girlfriends make-up for events. However, there is just no place for it in the current space.
Tara and her daughter Maia moved in with Chris two years ago and they're on a mission to make his cabin-style home more livable.
Michelle and Mike bought their 1950's home a few years back in order to take a job at a local university. They love the location and the home.
Pamela and David love their home, but one tiny bathroom for a family of four is pushing them to the limit. Their basement toilet is surrounded by makeshift curtain walls, with a utility sink on the other end of the room, and they desperately need it converted into a fully functional second bath.
Kelly & Dan moved into their 1970s rambler seven years ago to accommodate their growing family. But, they can't stand their ugly and awkward faux Italian bath with its horrible layout!
Jen and Joel have two nightmares on their hands: their horrible guest bath and their equally horrible master bath. Their guest bath has shockingly red walls and a tub that leaks, and their master bath is barely useable.
Homeowners Paul and Jean have a bathroom that's too big for its own good. An oversized vanity, unnecessary cabinets, and a huge, outdated tub deck are making this bathroom feel cramped and uncomfortable.
Elizabeth moved into her 1920's bungalow and found out her bathroom belonged back in the 20's. Literally falling apart, with no storage to speak of, this bathroom needs a major make-over.
Tammy and Bobby have a family-friendly house on a huge lot, but there's one huge blemish on the second floor: their bathroom. This lavender eyesore is outdated and barely useable, and may be beyond saving.
When Aimee and Marcus first bought their 1988 split entry home three years ago they saw a lot of potential. However, they hate facing their least favorite room.
Ellen and Dan's third floor master bath is unusable. With an undersized shower, odd angles, and windows that let you see in, not out. A previous tenant's art-project-gone-wrong on the walls adds to the claustrophobic feel of the room.
Doua and his wife Yeng moved from the city to their 1978 ranch-style house a year ago. They love their home's country setting, but they don't really care for the house itself.
Carmen and Joe's bathroom is stuck in the dark ages. Mold is taking over the shower, and the cringe worthy green and pink color scheme isn't helping the mood!
