Jack and Jill Bathroom Remodel - part 6 

This is an epic series! Great to see different building processes/materials used in other countries. Quite different to how we do it here! Keep up the good work.

As like me, there's always something to come along and put a stop to completion, more undoing of what was redoing....at least your "glowing" still comes through as a growing venture! LOL Looking good and cant wait for next video....good luck 😉👍🏼😊

nice work Sandra! you'r killing it really awsome how you just do this step by step!

Your measuring skills are awesome!

Thoroughly enjoy your videos. So educational and inspiring. I live in Vero Beach having moved up from Weston, Fl (Fort Lauderdale area). When we did our remodel in our bathrooms in both houses we used cement board for the showers. I found where the green board had failed in both homes. I am guessing moisture and quality may have contributed to the failure. I am truly in awe of your skills. Thank you for sharing. Hope the mold issue is an easy remedy. At least you discovered it now.

Super great series so far! Looking forward to the next installment.

I'm thoroughly enjoying this process.You da bomb girl! And it's very inspiring to me!!

In the final result, I am pleased Supersize! You're doing this out! Greetings from my channel 😄

Schizer!!! I guess codes are different everywhere. In my area green board would be used in the entire bathroom including ceiling. Use a gloss paint. I personally like semi gloss or eggshell. I seen a video the other day where a painter took latex paint and mixed it with water base polyurethane to paint the doors and moldings. Gives a great shine and durability of oil base paint. Without the oil mess.

I become more amazed at your know how and can do mojo :)

looking great!

I'm always amazed at how a house in the states is created... Over here everything is in concrete and bricks - so nothing to cut, no raised floor to change ducting and pipes so not much chance for such changeover... Even internal walls are mostly made of siporex...

in regards to the leak at the vent...more than likely it is leaking at the roof around the metal flange that's around the pipe. you don't need to replace anything just get some waterproof cement roof sealant. it comes in a caulk tube and seal all around it.

If the vent fan duct is not insulated, you can get condensation to form in the winter.

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If you can, consider replacing the square area of plywood around the closet flange with cement board. If you have dudes in the house, trust me..it's a wet area.

were doing the same thing ..EVERYTHING lol i have to ask do some companies send you stuff! and does your e book show step by step for cabinets , i'll support you SDG i can do everything too but i never made cabinets! and i want to save money and do all the work like i've been doing ! thank you!

I love your videos! What is your background. Do you do this for a living?

I didn't know you could use OSB as wet walls in bathrooms, will you be overlaying something on top?

Sawdust Girl, where else can I follow to see what projects you're working on?

Hi Sandra, you speak German at 0.10, thats nice. If you want to learn more words, let me know. regeards and have fun Gerhard

With all this inside construction what did you do to protect your HVAC?

It is better to put a mask on the place with glass wool.

what state do you live in?

cojo el avión y te ayudo a acabar el proyecto, jajajaja, sigue así