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Soak in the luxury of soft bathroom towels from Next. In plain and patterned designs, our range lends a vibrant look to your bathroom. Think striped or printed towels in grey and blue, as well as colour popping floral, fun prints and monogrammed styles. Whether it is hand towels or Egyptian cotton pile sets, our towels ensure an elegant finish.

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Charcoal Grey Egyptian Cotton Towels

£5 - £24

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Dove Grey Egyptian Cotton Towels

£5 - £24

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Natural Stripe Egyptian Cotton Towels

£10 - £28

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Charcoal Grey Luxury Pure Cotton Towel

£6 - £30

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Bobble Bath Mat

£7 - £16

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White Egyptian Cotton Towels

£5 - £24

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Aubergine Purple Egyptian Cotton Towels

£5 - £24

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Charcoal Grey Diamond Geo Towel

£8 - £26

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Daisy Bath Mat Bath Mat

£16

Mink Brown Egyptian Cotton Towels

£5 - £24

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Bottle Green Egyptian Cotton Towels

£5 - £24

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Dusky Pink Egyptian Cotton Towels

£5 - £24

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Ochre Yellow Egyptian Cotton Towels

£5 - £24

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Giant Bobble Bath Mat Bath Mat

£16

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Navy Blue Egyptian Cotton Towels

£5 - £24

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Black Egyptian Cotton Towels

£5 - £24

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White Luxury Pure Cotton Towel

£6 - £30

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Bobble Bath Mat

£7 - £14

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Juniper Green Egyptian Cotton Towels

£5 - £24

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Bright Teal Blue Egyptian Cotton Towels

£5 - £24

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Dove Grey Luxury Pure Cotton Towel

£6 - £30

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Blue Stripe Egyptian Cotton Towels

£10 - £28

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Slate Blue Egyptian Cotton Towels

£5 - £24

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Pipe Shelves For Bathroom

Pipe Shelves For Bathroom

The room that many of us go to clean up often turns into the messiest, most cluttered space in the house. No matter the size of your bathroom, it's important to have a designated spot to house your towels, toiletries, and spare cleaning products. Get your space — master bath, powder room, kid's bathroom, or all of the above — under control with these bathroom shelf ideas, which range in style, price, and functionality. And yes, even if you're working with a tiny powder room, there's a storage solution, such as over-the-door and under-the-sink shelves, that instantly add some order — and style — to your small space.

Before you head to the hardware store, examine your bathroom to target your biggest need: towel storage, makeup organization, and so on. Then browse through these beautiful DIYs, bust out your toolbox, and turn your bathroom into a zen zone.

1 Above-the-Door Rack

Here's a friendly remember that step stools exist for a reason. Add a shelf above your door to store items that you don't reach for daily, like extra linens

SHOP INDUSTRIAL SHELVES

2 Under-the-Sink Storage

Just because you opt for a free standing sink doesn't mean you have to compromise storage space. This rustic beauty offers ample space to store spare linens, beauty products, or anything else pretty enough to be left on display.

RELATED: Storage Ideas for a Tiny Bathroom

3 Repurposed Bar Cart

Forget the booze: Stock a bar cart with baskets full of your bathroom necessities, especially your growing bath bomb collection.

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4 Clear Floating Shelves

Your beauty splurges deserve to be on display, so leave 'em out in the open on a set of clear floating shelves. Like a traditional medicine cabinet but way prettier.

SHOP FLOATING SHELVES

5 Over-the-Toilet Storage

Keep everything you need — towels, toilet paper, and more — within arm's reach on this easy-to-assemble etagere.

7 Open Shelves

Open shelves encourage you to keep your towels and toiletries tidy. Instead of wasting precious floor space, the built-in kind keeps everything tucked away and off the floor.

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9 Industrial Pipe Shelves

10 Over-the-Door Storage Rack

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$69.00

Short on wall space? Hang this chic storage system, which holds towels and toiletries, on the inside of your bathroom door.

11 Antique Window Cabinet

If you have young kids, cabinets are the best option. Closed doors, however, can lead to clutter. Prevent stockpiling and protect fragile items by putting them behind a rustic wood and glass cabinet.

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Amanda Garrity Associate Lifestyle Editor As the Associate Lifestyle Editor for GoodHousekeeping.com, Amanda oversees gift guides and covers home, holidays, food, and other lifestyle news.

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Bathroom Privacy Wall

Bathroom Privacy Wall

Thayer Allyson Gowdy

I live in a mobile home built around 1970, so there are about three layers of wallpaper in the bathroom. Once I got to the actual base, I realized that it wasn't paneling like the rest of the home. I'm not even really sure what it is -- it has a really grainy texture, almost like plywood. And now I have no idea what to do with it! All I know is that I don't want wallpaper. Please help!

Jennifer Muri

Dear Jennifer,
It sounds like the best solution to the grainy, plywood-textured walls in your bathroom is to cover them up, which is what the previous homeowners tried to do -- by wallpapering over them.

You'd be surprised at the number of good options that are on the market today for paneling. It's not the faux wood paneling of yesterday -- today, manufacturers can simulate almost anything using the latest technology. For example, if you prefer a tiled look, check out Georgia-Pacific's Lionite tileboard. These 4' x 8' boards have a baked-on, water-resistant melamine finish -- perfect for the bathroom. They are offered in a number of colors and textures and are available at most home improvement centers, including Home Depot (homedepot.com) and Lowe's (lowes.com). Georgia-Pacific also offers one of my favorite "quick fixes" -- Ply-Bead Panels. These 4' x 8' panels are made of durable southern pine and come in 1.6" beaded board. All you need to do is give them a coat of paint. Beaded board is a great look and, installed floor to ceiling, would cover your old plywood easily. Check out Georgia-Pacific's Website at www.gp.com. It offers great tips, product specs and installation guidelines that you might find helpful in your decision-making process.

Another option, which I also like, is the paintable textures from Graham & Brown. I know you said you didn't want wallpaper, but this is different. It is a prepasted product that is easy to install and has texture and pattern. Best of all, it's paintable, so you're not committed to one look -- you can change it to match your towels from season to season. It comes in a number of great patterns that would be appropriate for the bathroom. I like the "Linen" textured wallcovering. It would conceal your blemished wall, yet add a soft texture and a spalike feel to your space. These wall coverings are available at Home Depot, The Great Indoors (www.thegreatindoors.com) and Menards (www.menards.com), or you can call (800) 554-0887 to get more information about the product. The paper costs about $13 to $15 per 11-yard roll and is 20.5" wide.

Good luck with your project!

Jennifer

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How To Drain Water From Bathroom Sink

How To Drain Water From Bathroom Sink

How to Repair a Bathtub Drain

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Knowing how to repair bathtub drain issues will save you a great deal of trouble should any arise. Apart from not having to hire a plumber to work on your bathtub drain, you also don't have to spend money on labor for tasks that require easy fixes. The key is to understand how bathtub drains work and know how to disassemble and then put the drain parts back together.

Types of Bathroom Drain Stoppers

There are several types of bathroom drain stoppers. These include the following: Push Lock or Foot Lock Drain – Pushing down on the drain stopper will either hold or release water. Roller Ball Drain Stopper – Pushing down on this bathtub stopper will also hold water, but you'll need to pull it up to release water into the drain. Lift and Turn Drain Stopper – As its name suggests, this type of bathroom drain stopper works by lifting and turning it. Lifting and turning it in opposite directions will either hold or release water. Pop-Up Drain Stopper – This bathtub drain has a lever-type stopper where the lever controls the hold-and-release position of the stopper. Plunger Drain – Also a lever-type stopper, this type is similar to the pop-up drain. The difference is the stopper or plunger is not visible. The lever moves the hidden plunger up to hold water and down to drain it.

Clogged Bathtub Drain

Slow draining and stuck bathtub water are two of the most common tub problems. The main cause for both issues is a clogged drain, which you can easily resolve on your own. All you need to do is determine the type of bathroom drain that you have, understand how it works and know how to disassemble it.

Most of the time, the clog consists mostly of clumps of hair and gunk. To clear out the gunk, use a wire hanger or cheap drain-clearing tool such as Zip-It or a drain snake, both of which you can find at your local hardware store.

Unclogging a Push Lock or Foot Lock and Roller Ball Drain

Disassembling these types of drains to gain better access to the clog often involves rotating the stopper counterclockwise to remove it. In other designs, you may need to unscrew the cap stopper along with the shaft to gain better access. Once you remove these parts, use your drain-clearing tools on the drain. You should be able to remove the clog in a few tries.

If you don't have a drain-clearing tool lying around, you can use a stiff wire such as a wire hanger. Bend one end of the wire to form a small hook. Insert the hook into the drain,twist it several times and then pull it out. The entire clog will often come out at once. Clean the parts you remove with a mild soap or vinegar before reassembling.

Clearing the Drains

Aside from manually unclogging the drain, you can also try to use another method of unclogging a drain that drains slowly. Wait until the water has completely drained from the tub. Mix one part baking soda and one part vinegar, and then pour it into the drain. You will hear a fizzling sound, which means the solution is working to clear out the clog. Rinse the drain with boiling water after the fizzling sound stops. You may also use this method along with the manual method of unclogging a bathroom drain for better results.

Leaky Drains

For leaky drains, cleaning the moving parts of bathtub drains usually fixes the problem. Disassemble the plug, linkage, trip lever and any other moving parts you can remove. Clean the parts with a brush and a mild cleaning solution or vinegar. Rinse and reassemble. If the tub still drains, try to adjusting parts such as the plug, cap, linkage or locknut depending on the design of your tub drain.

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