FINALLY! It's Done! 

Spencer, you remind me so much of my amazing dad. When he married my mom back in 1956, he’d never even painted a room, but when they bought a brand new tract home in 59, they quickly realized that if they wanted something done, my dad would have to do it, because money was tight. He dove in and within a couple years, he’d tiled the kitchen and bathroom, painted every room, built storm windows for every window, built a small porch off of the back door, planted a huge garden, built a brick barbecue pit, and laid a concrete driveway. Within 5 years, he’d divided the basement into a laundry room, play rooms, and family room, hung paneling, tiled the floor and steps, wired overhead lights and sockets, and hung a dropped ceiling. Ultimately, he could wallpaper like a pro, do plumbing work, build anything (he was in the process of finishing his longtime dream of building a huge model railroad layout when he was diagnosed with & died of colon cancer), and lay brick, concrete, and stone! This was at a time when you didn’t have access to computers or even “how to” books to help, and he didn’t have anyone to teach him. ro While he was working so hard on all of these projects, he was also a devoted husband, highly successful businessman (despite dropping out of school in 10th grade due to his ongoing struggles to read), and he was a phenomenal dad to me, my brother and sister! My mom used to get so frustrated with him, because it took him so long (in her opinion) to finish a project, but like you, he was a perfectionist and he wouldn’t stop working on any project until it was perfect. Even when he had caught up on home projects, I can’t count the number of times he would drop everything to help one of us kids with a project, no matter how big or difficult it might be! Now here I am, 65 years old, and one of my favorite smells is wood & sawdust, because some of my best memories are those where I sat with my dad for hours and watched him work on our basement, or build me a chest for my dolls & doll clothes, or lay track down for his HO trains! There don’t seem to be many men out there like my dad anymore, but you’re one of those men. And I know Kinsey, Beau and Cam will thank God every night that you are in their lives!💞 PS I apologize for the length of this comment. Just felt like I needed to share this!

The shower looks so much better now that the grout is done. Good Job Spencer! 👏 Your babies are beautiful

Beautiful shower tiling, first time ever tiling,,,,,,and first time for most all of the build,,,,,,,WHAT a GUY! Congratulations!! beautiful music and scenery, thank you for sharing!

The bathroom looks like a professional job. The final details really makes the entire build look like top quality.

Looks nice. As far as the curtain vs glass door decision, you can always replace the shower curtain with a glass door a year or two from now.

We started with a shower curtain and switched to glass. Shower curtains tend to stick to you while showering and glass allows better control over where the water ends up. Splash control. Just found it saved us less damage to the rest of the bathroom.

Hi guys I've watched from the beginning of the build, and it has turned out way better than I thought it would. Spencer has done a remarkable job considering he had to learn on the job so to speak, and Kenz your jokes are so much fun, and all the video work plus herding two very cute rug rats I salute you both. One thing I would caution you about don't get so focused on the house that you miss a big safety problem outside, A toddler and a pond can lead to a heart ache like no other. Fence is cheap compared dealing with a tragedy. I'm off my soap box now. keep up the great work.

The first video of yours that I watched was when you poured the foundation supports for the containers. Fortunately there weren't that many videos yet so I was able to catch up on all the other ones you had posted before the next video came out. I'm not even sure if that was 2 years ago or 3 years ago because the time has just flown by. I can say that I am thoroughly impressed with the way you two have worked. Your work ethic is something to be proud of. Spencer, you have not only been the jack of all trades, you have become the master. Keep up the good work. After watching what it's taken you to finish that bathroom, I had to laugh when you said you only had one more bathroom and the kitchen.

Hi from England Everything you have done has been done with love, patience and hard work. Congratulations 🎉 Don’t spoil it with a shower curtain. 🥴 I have a very small bathroom and we have a glass door and believe me it works. Light and airy and no cleaning a curtain so easy to wipe down glass. What a lovely family. 🤗love you all Susanne🥰

After you have finished everything with the tiles, cover the whole thing with Rainex Glass water repellant. Will go into those micro-holes not visable and seal them. Will need to use Rainex couple times a year after cleaning tiles. It really works!

The shower is looking great! Personally, I would put a half width glass wall in instead of a curtain. It'd look fantastic imo, and easy to maintain. I put one in my second bath, marvelous look! Love ya'll ❤️

Tile looks great almost done! Because of your situation I would just use a shower rod and curtain too be able a have a shower indoors. And drain the system out side and save the heater system. That can be used later on. And put the glass doors in later getting 72" - 84" which you might want the taller to have the top track above the window. Just treat the glass with rainex and a squegee after every use. You can thank me later! Something to think about is a hot tub and a outdoor shower, and cooking counter with a burgala, shade screen 🤔. Expanding your living space too enjoy those spring to winter as well. Your sweat equity is building, just use it to reinvest into the property. Anyway it's your call , take care and be safe and God bless amen. ❤

Just an observation: Your fixed solar installation has a lot of water shed area. It could be a good place to gutter and collect a good bit of rain water.

The tiling looks great !! You guys are doing a wonderful job on your house !! Keep it up. Don't get discouraged when things go wrong---nothing ever goes perfectly all the time!!

Spencer I cannot believe this was your first time tiling a shower. It looks beautiful. I think y'all made good choices on the floor and the walls. I love it. Your videos flyby I really enjoy them see yall in the next one.

Great job! Installing a shower is a HUGE project and it takes a lot of work. You did a great job.

We used glow in the dark grout in our cabin bathroom. Looks awesome. Found it on Amazon. Oh yeah… the grout looks white with the lights on. Glows green with lights off. 👍

The shower looks fantastic and you’re right, the grout was the icing on the cake! Also, so glad you got lots of 🌧 rain! I think you’ll find over time glass will be the better choice, you can enclose it 3/4 of the way and leave the rest open. So easy to keep clean and have water stay in the basin!

You've chosen the right color for your bathroom which brighten and makes it look roomy. Love the subway tile on the wall as well as the small octagon/hexagon on the floors. The step in tile into the shower just adds a dimension to the whole bathroom. You're right about curtain versus the glass door, actually you can move freely with curtain. I don't usually comment, but had to compliment your nice bathroom.

You did great on the shower! I'm a 36 year tile contractor. If you need any advice please message me and I'll teach you a few tricks and easy ways. I also specialise in how to clean and maintain your grout to avoid mold or color change. But feel pround of your work looks fantastic! Blessings to your family

I would use glass for the walk in shower and curtains with tub enclosures. Just my personal preference and easier to keep water in the shower with you instead of on the floor. Looks great. Recommend caulk at each seam where the walls meet and not grout. We had the grout start cracking on us and we had to scrape it all out and put in caulk.

I've done several tile jobs in my own homes. I was told by a professional tile setter. Anywhere a wall meets another wall or floor or tub you should always use caulk not grout in that area. Walls and floors will move ever so slightly and crack the caulk joint and then water will find its way in.

What a blessing to get rain, just in time! The bathroom looks great.

Someone I know has a small bathroom with a glass covered shower, but the whole shower covering can be folded inwards so that the shower area becomes open and part of the bathroom. The whole floor was also made so that all the water on it flowed into the shower drain if anything got on the floor and the folding glass had this odd fiber looking band where it met the floor and that kept the shower water away from the rest of the small bathroom when showering. It was so well made that it is a memory that stayed with me. I even asked about it and it worked because every part of the floor had a water barrier and if you put a marble on the floor it slowly rolled towards the shower drain. I've never seen anything like it before or since. They also used this cute trick with small tiles that was made so that it almost looked part of a beach were only the bottom parts of the shower walls was had the tiles. It was one of the cutes bathrooms I had ever seen up to then, but I know the same idea has been used other place too, due to the available room size.

I used the same tile you’re using for your shower curb, for the floor in my master bathroom. It’s held up well after 1 year of wear. Shower looks great! Hack for removing old painters/masking tape that’s been up for a long time. First run a putty knife along the painted edge ( keep from pulling up any paint.) then take either a hairdryer, or a heat gun and blow heat atop the tape. This will activate the adhesive, and make it easier to remove. Another thing, if you find your roll of painters/masking tape is old, and shreds when pulling a length off the roll. Throw the whole roll in the microwave for 15 seconds, and it’ll restore the tape.

200 to 3000 gallons of water after one rain storm…that’s terrific! Btw…I’ve had the same reaction during my diy tiling efforts…the grout changes the look so much. Thank you for the video!

I think the curtain idea too is the best for that bathroom looks fantastic! 👍🏻

My son does a lot of tile work and he is very impressed with your work and is especially impressed with you tapping the floor tiles on the shower and taking up and regluing the one that did not set right. Good job, he could use a good tile man. LOL however he is MIchigan. You guys are doing so well, it has been such an adventure and I am glad I could come along with you. It's unbelievable how much time has passed since you started. Keep up the good work, will be finished soon. PS, when you do finish, please keep posting on youtube, you have become family and we will still want to see your future adventures.

I think that shower turned out beautiful, I have done tiling before and it can be quite a chore, and it is always a learning experience, but I feel that you are learning great and with the other tile jobs you still have it will get easier for you, and when you are done you will be more of a master tiler. I am loving the way your house is looking and I love all of your new videos that I can watch. Take care and I look forward to your next video, sending love and hugs, bye for now.😊💜

Hi guys, what I admire most about you Spencer is how he is so meticulous with his work. You both have done such an awesome job on building your home. All the way from South Africa 🇿🇦, I have been watching your channel every week for more than 2years and I send so much love and appreciation for your family🌸.

As someone who was on her way to become a tiler, did the training, but haven't any certificate, I can say that the bathroom looks really good :-) Well done!

NO to a curtain, will look unfinished!! Please do glass Good job on the tile looks beautiful 👍❤️

The shower looks awesome..and you painting wow...team work..can't wait to see the other bathroom done..i haven't thought about shades or curtains this is looking better all the time.. Y'all take care ..see you on the next one Cheers 🥂🥂🥂🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Curtain will attack you when you are taking a hot shower :p It makes showering so much more comfortable if you have a glass wall. And still looks very spacious! Tiles look beautiful! Really cool to see it all come together!

Shower looks great...try the blue painters tape instead of the tan masking tape it comes up easier... beautiful 😍❤️

Wow... You both have inspired me to remodel my kitchen after watching your progress with this build. I can see how much of a perfectionist your sweet hubby is by the blood sweat and tears hes poured into his workmanship. You will have many years of happiness living in your home knowing its unique and done the way you both wanted it done and how it turned out. I love it so far and hope you guys will continue to make post & videos about projects to come. I love watching how much the kids are growing with every new post. May God bless and keep you all safe.

The tiling job is beautiful, well done Spencer. As usual you did a stellar job. Your skill and persistence never ceases to amaze me. You both are an amazing young couple with your two beautiful children and dogs. So glad you got so much water from the rain I know that was a bit of a rough spot for you. Much love and blessings be upon you your family and your beautiful home. 💕🍏😎

I know you are glad that the shower is almost done, I don’t know about the curtain idea though, I think glass, or something else might be a better choice. This has been a long journey, and you guys worked so hard for this, your rewards will be great. I’m so happy you finally got some good rain too. 😊

Yes, let there be water - whew! The shower looks awesome - little Miss Beau's clear, healthy voice and sleeping babe is so sweet! You've all come so far, so precious and beautiful - congrats and much love. 💕

Because of your curb's tile design it would be wise to put two coats of grout sealant on it. Add one coat two months after finishing the shower, and the next two to four months later. It may sound like overkill, but the deep soaking of sealant will give the tile longevity. I also highly recommend getting a curved shower rod. The three inch (or so) outward bend not only creates a more spacious area, it controls the curtain's thermal wind flap by making the middle press against the curb. The air flows in from the edges instead, making it mix with the steam before it gets to you. A clear or mostly clear vinyl shower curtain is also a good option to make the shower less closed in and sitting beside a closed curtain not feel blocked in. I first discovered this because I had rescued a cat that would always worry, shout and try to rescue me when she couldn't see me in the shower. At present I 'm using a vinyl curtain (from BB&B) with bamboo stalks printed on it up to the five foot level. The middle of the print is thick with leaves and the ends sparse with stalk for half a foot. I also find it easy to take a shower and wipe it down with a squeegee to prevent water spots. I just pin the bottom with my foot and scrape down. The place is looking great! Bye.

Looking back at two young adults and one dog. WOW! You have built a beautiful home and a wonderful family. So glad you got good rain!!

I think a half glass shower wall would look better then a curtain with the design of the bathroom. By the way you did a great job with the shower!

For the second bathroom, soak the tiles in water for around 30 minutes (depending on the type of the tiles) before installation which helps the tiles absorb the mortar after which you should pour water on them every morning for a couple of days to avoid mortar shrinkage.

It looks amazing! Tiling is very patient work well done Spencer. The tiles keep coming up because you keep standing on them before the bond has set.

Spencer, keep on with your build. Your home is beautiful. Kenzi, you are parenting 2 very adorable youngsters. This project is 3 years so far. Both of you are kind and encouraging through all aspects of an incredible challenge. We all admire you.

love the bathroom and the tile is beautiful! glass would open up the small bathroom making it look much bigger and show off that beautiful tile, a shower curtain will make the room look small, dark and closed off. Nice tile job Spencer!

I hope the dark green, padded-top bucket gets a prominent place inside the house. It's done just as much work throughout the build as you guys have. Another great video.

Spencer the tiling looks fantastic. You did as good as any contractor would do. The house looks fantastic. 🇨🇦

Positive thoughts for a smoother outcome on the second bathroom. Everything looks amazing you two. So glad that your water situation is turning out better. Thank goodness for Mother Nature and all the rainfall. Enjoy your week & see you next week.

I put down everything when I know you've posted a new video. I get a nice hot cup of tea and sit and watch your video. It is such a blessing and makes my day. It is nice to see the tiling progressing. You decided on curtains instead of sliding doors. Well it is easier to change that decision if curtains doesn't work. Ascetically, you're probably right to keep the bathroom looking larger with curtains. Beau is one happy little gal, what a sweetie. Cam looks like he's getting ready to walk around soon. They don't stay babies for long, so enjoy the time minus diaper change time and hissy fit time. Glad to see your water situation has dramatically changed - prayers work! You all have a great week and be well and stay safe. God Bless.

The problems you encountered exactly mirrored my own experience when I changes my bath tub into a walk in shower in Spain. When you rubbed your finger along the cut tile at 7:20 I winced remembering the cuts I had and the flowing blood… those edges are b……y sharp. The grouting transforms the strength and locks everything into place. Great job.

Mackenzie, you are going to have to get that green Cabellas bucket bronzed for Spencer when the house is completed. Like you, it has supported him throughout the entire build. 😉

Failing to grout that floor and then standing on it will ruin the bond with the floor tile. Grouting the tiles locks them into place. In most tile installations I have seen the wall goes in first and then the floor so you do not have this issue.

Bathroom looks amazing. So interesting to me that with all that Spencer has accomplished he still speaks with cautious optimism. He is so humble. Really glad that Mackenzie is not only so supportive, but such an amazing cheerleader to him reminding him of how amazing he's doing. And Mackenzie, in addition to all that she does to help with projects, she is also a great mom, and is doing an amazing job with the content choice and editing. Not an easy thing to do. Such an inspiring couple on so many levels.

Great job on the tile, the next bathroom will go faster. But the to protect the floor lay down some painters clothe and a piece of plywood on top, this will protect the floor. Walking on the unprotected tile, you put pressure on the edge of the tile which will loosen them. The painter clothe keeps the plywood from scratching the tile and the plywood applies even pressure on the tile.

This was such a satisfying visit in so many ways. it is always nice to see the end of a project. Spencer, you did a fantastic job on the shower. It looks great, and now Kenz can stay warm when showering, cause she will be inside!. i am sure it will also come in handy keeping the kids clean! I was really concerned about your water situation, and really breathed a sigh of relief about the 'water report', Thanks for including that! Seeing Beau out walking with mom and baby brother warmed my heart. she is getting so big and cute! i was interested in Bear's checking in on her . It might be nice to have a report on "bear and the babys". That would make a great filler spot on a posting. Finally, the shots of the house and surrounding area was great to see. you have made your dream come true. well done!

It's awesome to see how skillfully your home has been built. I've seen people that have worked putting in tile for years that do not take as much care as y'all had.

1000% better with the grout wow. I was not a fan of that tile the whole time you were doing it but the grout makes it looks so much nicer in there. Mud/taping drywall and tile are the reason I could not do what you guys have done. I absolutely hate doing both of those with a passion. I think they are both an art form that I do not have the patience for haha but you did really nice looking work congrats.

Our tile-ready shower pan base came with a 3 part epoxy to adhere the tile to the base. It was Part A resin, Part B catalyst, and a part C filler powder to thicken it. Once our marble tiles were glued down with this I think you would need a jack hammer to get them up once it cured.

I was feeling the same way as Spencer was about the shower floor tiles until the grout was laid, and then BAM! I loved it! What a difference grout makes! Your master bath looks so stunningly beautiful by a professional! Spencer you are talented in everything you do! Great job you two! See you on the next one. Chow fro Michigan

Spencer, I'm not sure if I missed it, but it looked like you grouted into the area between the tiles that the S/S shelves are meant to go. On your next shower tile job I suggest you do the floor tiles last so you don't step onto and loosen them while doing all the walls. What a super job you two are doing and so meticulously. I Look forward to visiting with you each week. Gosh that short clip of your little one, what a precious little guy and such fun also to watch the antics of you little girl. A really lovely family.

Wow, doing tile is so difficult I can't imagine what it is like to do it on your own. Great job so far. Love the progress that you are making.

Great job Spencer on the tile. I know how you feel about tiling. I hate it too. Won’t do it again. After 15 years of a totally tiled mosaic bathroom, I tore it out ( floor to cold in winter even in Florida). Grouting corners are easier if you put the grout in cake decorating bag. Hope that helps in the other bathrooms. Stay happy.

My tile guys always do the walls first. Then grout. Then the floor and sides of step wall. Then grout those. Then the top plate.

I was in the middle of watching another video on another RU-vid channel when I got the notification. Immediately I click over. This channel takes precedent over every other channel.!

Good job! I love your container home. I have had shower doors and shower curtains. Shower curtains are so much better. Get a decorative one and a liner, just replace the liner as needed.

One way to put grout into a tight spot is to take a heavy duty freezer bag fill it, nip a corner off, and then use it like a pastry bag. The grout can be squeezed out like frosting a cake and how much comes out depends on the size of the corner you nip off and a smooth sponge can be cut to size to work it. The reason you angle a sponge at 45 degrees will tooling-wiping of excess grout is so it leaves it behind slightly indented to the tiles edges. If its wiped at 90 degrees or parallel to the tiles edges it can dig out the grout as it passes making it uneven or fail later on. Patience is needed after grout goes on initially since over tooling it with a sponge immediately can pull it out just as easily and as it sets up you can go back to clear the excess it leaves. There will be a thin film left behind after it cures that can be wiped of the surface and the grout might need sealing if it recommended by what on its mix.

My, how the family has grown, it brings tears of joy to these old eyes. I see your family as a wonderful part of life, thank you for the journey. May it never end.

Spencer's work ethic is amazing, patient. Slow and steady wins the race.

Nice job Spencer, i have done alot of tiling and i have to say your first job was A1 i have some very good advice on how my wife keeps our tiled shower sparkling clean with no scrubbing. She mixes two items and puts it into a spray bottle and sprays the entire shower once a week and lets it stay on the wall until the next shower or wait an hour or so and then uses the hand sprayer to rinse down everything thoroughly. It removes soap scum and prevents mildew and leaves all of the fixtures and glass sparkling. Her formula is half white vinegar and half BLUE Dawn dish soap. The vinegar has to be HEATED and placed in the spray bottle first and then add the dish soap. It only works with the Blue Dawn Soap. Give it a try, she no longer has to scrub our shower with bleach products. p.s I vote for tempered glass, it will stay clean with the soap and vinegar . Love what you guys are doing. Have watched from the beginning. All I can say is you have guts to decide to leave it all.

Amazing!!! So glad you chose a shower curtain, so you don't close off the beautiful tile work as much . Your entire house is absolutely beautiful

The results are amazing, great job!! We did our bathroom with the same tile on the walls. Love how fresh and clean it looks.

For someone who has never done any sort of tile work before, you have done a wonderful job Spencer. Be proud of yourself.

SPENCER, YOU DID A VERY GOOD JOS ON THE TILING OF YOUR SHOWER! I especially like the way you finished the curb. And you are able to do it that well because you are not satisfied with a "will do" kind of job. Patience and endurance are in your vocabulary! Keep it up. And I just loved little Cam sleeping in his bed!

Try using that Frog Tape for masking off for painting.It comes off easier.Also using a shower curtain is better than a glass shower enclosure.Easier to clean than glass.Just replace the curtain.If you do decide to use a glass shower enclosure I would recommend getting a squeegee to use after taking showers.

Not sure if you've already started grouting the tile yet or not, but take my advice and DO NOT buy quick setting grout. We used it when we remodeled our bathroom at home and the grout set before we had a chance to wipe it down with a sponge. We basically had to start over at that point. Just use the regular time setting grout and make sure that you work in sections and not try to tackle all the grouting at once. Quick setting grout is more designed for tiling professionals who work super quickly and know exactly what they are doing. Just my 2 cents, hope it helps!

Reconsider the glass shower door instead of a shower curtain, the curtain will block light into the bathroom and make the shower space feel narrower than it is, the glass door is a better option.

I would use glass as a shower room, what is the rest of the shower room floor going to be? If the floor isn't sealed you will have problems in no time using a curtain. You got to remember, it's not a wet room. Not sure if you have a extractor fan in the room, but I would have installed one with a timer on the lighting circuit, so that you can remove the steam from the room. Once the steam lands on them cold wall tiles you will have problems.

I think a glass in the bathroom would keep it bright and open. It would show the tile work off too. You could put plants in the shower. 🥰

It's nice to see a smile in the eyes of Spenser. There were a lot of days when there was despair in his eyes. God ha blessed you with water and a beautiful family.

Wow I love the tile in the bathroom looks great!!

The house is looking great and so is the bathroom. I do Home renovations primarily kitchens and bathrooms. Quick tip: one of the most common reasons as to why the tile didn’t properly adhere with the mortar is mostly because the mortar was drying up or “expiring”. Make you mortar a little milkier or make less at a time so this Doesnt continue to happen. All the best!!

It looks amazing! Nice job on that shower! You guys did an amazing job on this house wow!

Hey it’s been a long journey, but the results are so rewarding, nice job guys

I'm in love with the tiles and the floor and their journey this far! Spencer amazes me everytime!!!! Way to go!!!!!!

I think he did a pretty darn good job with the tile!!! Looks awesome, ESPECIALLY for your very first time doing it!!

Think it would have been a nice touch to paint ur shower floor with pebble colours..or to have used real smoothe pebbles. I've watched ur videos for quite some time now and it's really impressive how its come along. Well done both of u. 🙂

That looks awesome! Tiling is some hard tedious work and you did an excellent job!

Quedó hermoso el baño. Felicitaciones todo es muy bonito cómo está quedando su casa. Me encanta ver sus videos🙏👍😁🤗👋

definitely a curtain for the shower..there is no elbow space between the toilet and shower to have a glass screen..I know how much fun tilling is (not) been there, done that..it's coming along very nicely and one can forget how much rain is very needed until you are souly relying on it to run your household..

You have a truly beautiful home made from something that many people would not even consider using. Spencer is a very remarkable young man, to be able to turn his hand to the many different skills needed to build a house from scratch with literally no training, apart from using RU-vid. You both have my respect. I have enjoyed watching the build from start to almost completed. I hope when your home is finally finished that you don’t disappear from RU-vid. I’m sure you could find something else for Spencer to build.

Spencer, the tile work is absolutely outstanding for someone that's never dune it before it's as good as a professional. McKinsey, the kids are so wonderful to watch as they grow up. Thank you all for shearing your story. Give little Beau and Cam a big hug for me and tell Bear and Io I said Hi. God bless you all.

Love the picture of Cam sleeping, so precious 💕! The shower looks Great Spencer, nice job 👍!

So thankful you got the rain you needed. Beau is growing so fast. What a cutie pie she is. Cannot get over how big Cam is already. He is adorable. Your children are precious. Great job on the shower Spencer. It looks beautiful. And touching up all the baseboards and paint is also a big job. You just continue to bless us all with your journey. God bless you all.

Spencer...top-shelf job on the tile work! You amaze me each time you tackle something new...you just nail it and make it look professionally done. Great job!

I'm loving the continued journey in the bathroom, and I'm really glad some of the bad luck of the past six weeks seems to be reversing. I don't know if you guys keep an outdoor light on at night, but if you do, you might think of using those lights that have their own solar intake so the lights aren't pulling on your batteries. My friend who is off-grid changed out several lights to nature-powered lights, and it really made a difference to her battery life. Of course, her tiny home and solar array are much smaller than yours, but I thought I'd spread the idea since sharing is caring. :)

Great update. Tile looks amazing. Glad the water level is back up. More rain coming.

If you're going with the shower curtain idea - since you said you might miss the outdoor shower, maybe you could turn the old shower tarp into the shower curtain!? Looking great team 👍🏼

I can almost feel the excitement from Kenzie at the thought of being able to shower in the house! Lol. Wonderful job on the tile and grout! You guys are an inspiration for sure!

I was so excited for you guys that you got the rain that you needed! That is crazy that your tanks filled up that much! The bathroom looks great! Cant wait for the next step!