Let #39;s Play Pokemon Brown - Part 4 - Hayward City
I reach Hayward City and explore the surrounding buildings and routes. I thought that there was a gym in the town, but there isn #39;t one. Just a rival battle up north that I will fight tomorrow probably. I haven #39;t recorded since Monday. Bathroom remodeling that kept me from recording, as it is too noisy to do much. I #39;ve been playing an Emerald Hack called Flora Sky in the mean time. It features a whole new region with 4th and 5th generation Pokemon. Quite interesting. I #39;m up to the 3rd gym #39;s town. I might consider this hack for the next LP.From:Brad19319ProductionsViews:0 0ratingsTime:26:22More inGaming

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One of the most important parts of the kitchen bathroom remodeling process is the delivery of your new cabinets, appliances and other products. Custom home builder Rob Fisher of Fisher Custom Homes (www.fishercustomhomesva.com) explains just how valuable Reico #39;s delivery service is, especially the work of our drivers. Learn more about the Reico Delivery Advantage at httpFrom:jimatreicoViews:2 0ratingsTime:01:10More inPeople Blogs

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The '10th Annual Fall Eastern PA Home Show' will be held Oct. 27 and 28 in AG Hall at the Allentown Fairgrounds. ReBath Northeast will have four displays set up for show goers to see. Everyone who stops by the ReBath display will receive a coupon for $450 off their bathroom remodel.

Forty Fort, PA (PRWEB) October 26, 2012

Home shows are a great way for homeowners to get ideas and information about remodeling their homes. Brian McCarthy, owner and manager of the Lehigh Valley part of ReBath Northeast, thinks that having displays at home shows can be invaluable to his company and to homeowners.

Home shows are a great way to introduce people to our product and our company, McCarthy said. We bring displays of different products to the home show and we have ReBath representatives on hand to answer all of the customers questions. If the customer is really interested we take their information and call them to set up their free estimate.

ReBath Northeast will be bringing a large display to the home show that will include examples of a bathtub replacement and wall system, a bathtub liner, a flat shower base replacement and a walk-in shower with seated base. There will also be several different wall system colors and styles.

For homeowners who do not already know what ReBath does, McCarthy thinks that the home show is the perfect place to introduce them to the ReBath way. With one day installation and a lifetime warranty, show-goers will be pleasantly surprised by ReBath.

Everyone who stops by the ReBath booth at the home show can pick up a coupon for $450 off a bathroom remodel.

Over 150 other companies will also have displays at the home show. Admission is $8 for adults and $7 for senior citizens. Children 12 years and under are free. Anyone who brings a nonperishable food item to benefit the Allentown Ecumenical Food Bank will receive a dollar off their admission. Only one discount per person is allowed.

About ReBath Northeast

ReBath Northeast is a franchise of ReBath LLC, which sells patented DuraBath SSP acrylic products. ReBath Northeast is a bathroom remodeling company that specializes in the tub and shower area, installing tub and shower replacements, bathtub liners, tub to shower conversions, barrier-free showers and walk-in tubs in as little as one day. ReBath Northeast can also remodel the rest of the bathroom in as little as two days. The service areas are located throughout Eastern Pennsylvania including the towns of Reading, Sayer, Perkaise, Plains, Muncy, Dingmans Ferry, Dushore, Newfoundland, Weatherly, Oxford, Benton, Mount Pocono, Blakeslee, Shenandoah, Montrose, Beaumont, Forest Hill, Beavertown, Bangor, Danville, Woodlawn, Jessup and Rutledge. For more information about the services ReBath Northeast offers, visit http://www.rebathnortheast.com.

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Finnleo and Amerec, divisions of TyloHelo Inc., have noted an increase in the number of bathroom remodeling projects that include both a sauna and a steam shower.

Cokato, MN (PRWEB) October 28, 2012

Saunas and steam showers are complimentary design elements in a bathroom. A shower adjacent to the sauna is ideal as one showers to cool off between sauna innings or at the completion of the sauna time. Steam is an easy-to-add shower enhancement without requiring any additional floor space. Since a steam generator can be tucked into a nearby cabinet or mechanical room and does not intrude upon shower space, a standard shower can be easily converted to a steam shower, allowing the home owner to enjoy the benefits of sauna AND steam.

Health benefits of sauna and steam include:

When asked why both a sauna and steam room is desired, many clients said they prefer a steam shower as a start-the-day-perk-me-up while the sauna is preferred after a workout and for relaxation. Others said a spouse prefers one and he or she prefers the other. Because little space is required for the installation of the steam generator and the shower functions normally when the steam generator is not in use, it is an efficient use of space and is a cost effective way to increase amenities offered in the home.

To learn more about saunas or steam rooms, visit http://www.finnleo.com (saunas) or http://www.amerec.com (steam).

Craig Lahti TyloHelo Inc 1-800-346-6536 318 Email Information

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A friends tragic accident inspired one Wisconsin resident to launch an accessible bathroom remodeling based business to help elderly and disabled Wisconsin residents stay safe in their homes. Accessible Bath Solutions recently announced the addition of the Simplicity Wheelchair Lift Ramp which has proven to be an affordable, yet functional unique ramp unlike any other on the market.

Appleton, WI (PRWEB) October 24, 2012

With the help of family and friends, along with Accessible Bath Solutions LLC owner, Ben Ritchie, the mans home was adapted and modified to fit his needs so he could continue to live in his home. After undergoing the rewarding experience of helping a friend in need, Ben Ritchie founded Accessible Bath Solutions LLC, a certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS), in an effort to help other disabled and elderly individuals stay safe in their homes.

With a background in the building trade, Ben Ritchies years of plumbing experience allowed his plumbing service in Appleton to specialize in accessible bathroom remodel services such as walk-in bathtubs, accessible showers, tub cuts, roll under countertops and widened doorways to help an individual get around more freely. Other home updates can include modifying the height of toilets and counters, grab bars, transfer benches and wheelchair ramps.

Accessible Bath Solutions LLC recently announced the addition of the Simplicity Wheelchair Lift Ramp to its already diverse product portfolio. Owner Ben Ritchie stated, We are excited to be able to offer yet another solution to provide individuals independence in and out of their homes. There is nothing else like this product on the market.

The idea for this unique wheelchair ramp originated in the garage at the home of Richard and Laurie Raab, whose daughter, Jackie, has been confined to a wheelchair since childhood. Born with cerebral palsy, Jackie often faced access issues. As a working adult and living at home, Jackie's independence was restricted by her inability to have safe access in and out of her home.

After much research for affordable, functional access equipment needed by Jackie, it was evident that nothing existed in the current market place that would allow her and individuals like her, to independently and safely enter and exit her home.

Richard visualized a four-by-eight foot sheet of plywood anchored at the door sill and a mechanism that would raise the opposite end up until the plywood was parallel to the door sill. Richard then partnered with Dennis Hase, a mechanical design engineering specialist, to develop this concept and bring this unique product to reality.

In June of 1995, the first prototype unit was completed. Jackie began using the unit that same year and continues to use the same unit today. With Jackie's day-to-day utilization of the lift, improvements were made to make the unit more user friendly and the second generation design was completed in 1998. This unit received the Wisconsin Governor's New Product Award that same year.

The lift ramp was test marketed at the 1998 Atlanta Medtrade Show and received outstanding dealer acceptance. The wooden wheelchair ramp leaves the user with an access tool that is ill designed and demonstrates poor functionality, while consuming valuable yard or storage space and offers no mechanical assistance to navigate.

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With Bathroom Remodeling In Los Angeles, people only get to prioritize one of the following: luxury, aesthetics, convenience and functionality. What most don't know is that not even one of these needs to be sacrificed if you can get the service of the right construction company. Thankfully, Los Angeles Bathroom Remodeling expert LA Build Corp is offering a full bathroom remodeling service that aims to merge all of people's expectation in one service while adding a free vanity generally valued at $700.

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) October 27, 2012

To provide their clients with all the benefits of their bathroom remodeling service, LA Build Corp makes use of tips and trends that they have mastered in their years of experience in the remodeling business.

Recessed Spaces. To save up on precious space and to achieve a vintage look for bathrooms, shelves, cabinets, soap dishes and toilet roll handers can be created within a bathroom walls. Style and space management can be merged to create these box build ins that are traditional yet trendy at the same time.

Eco-friendly and Environment Suitable Flooring. Teak is considered one of the better replacements for traditional bathroom flooring such as linoleum and porcelain tiles. Its water resistance and eco-friendliness makes it a prime candidate for floorings especially in high-moisture environments. For those who are situated in different environments, other options for floorings are also available.

-Cohesive Color Scheme. LA Build Corp can utilize different colors to match any theme that is selected for a bathroom remodeling project. Whether going for trendy or traditional, an experienced bathroom remodeling contractor in Los Angeles will choose the right color combination that work in harmony to create a unique space from the floor to the ceiling.

Specialized Lighting. Lighting can be very important, especially for remodeling master bathrooms. LA Build Corp has expertise in lighting installations whether by using ceiling lights or other lighting fixtures that can be manipulated to work with mirrors to achieve a natural, calming ambiance. The option to go all out with the bathroom remodeling project by installing a skylight is also available.

-Why not creating spa amenities in every home. "Save up on spa vacations an unwind at the end of every day by having the amenities installed right in your own bathroom." Say Ami, and expert bathroom remodeling contractor in Los Angeles California. Steam baths and other spa installations can be added in almost any bathroom remodeling project for accessible luxury and convenience.

Large, Open and Airy Showers. Following Asian trends that has been spreading in Los Angeles, clients can expect their showers to be remodeled to induce a light and meditative Zen experience in their own bathrooms.

With LA Build Corp's over 20 years of expertise in home remodeling in Los Angeles area, clients can plan and manage their resources optimally to get the bathroom remodeling of their dreams that is worth every penny spent and more. Having an A rating with the Better Business Bureau, customers are assured that the BBB has sufficient information on this company and that all clients have received complete satisfaction with no complaints filed with BBB.

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Q: We have a classic 1950s ranch with one big pink bathroom that we are remodeling next year. We have a very long countertop with only one small sink and a medicine cabinet. When we install the new countertop, can we add a second sink and a medicine cabinet since we have all that extra space? Is this a bad idea since it is the only bathroom in the house? It seems to us that double sinks are a master-bedroom kind of thing.

Laura, Rhode Island

A: I say that whenever you can use a homes existing plumbing system to your advantage, go for it.

The good news is that you should already have the sink water and drain lines right there under the countertop.

So if your existing plumbing is in good shape, a licensed plumber should be able to twin in a second lav sink. Ive done jobs like this. As long as the second sink can be installed according to local codes, it can be a very nice addition to any bathroom.

Now about the practicality of double sinks in the only bathroom in the house.

Well, Ive lost count of the number of times Ive used my living-area bathroom, only to find some laundry soaking in the single sink for that bathroom.

Bottom line: Adding a second bathroom sink can be a good investment for you, and going from single to double hopefully should be no trouble.

Master contractor/plumber Ed Del Grande is known internationally as the author of the book “Ed Del Grande’s House Call,” the host of TV and Internet shows, and a LEED green associate. Visit eddelgrande.com or write eadelg@cs.com. Sorry no personal replies. Always consult local contractors and codes.

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ReBath of Albany will be offering special discounts to potential customers, who visit their exhibit at The Gazette's Baby Boomer Expo, Celebrating Life after 50 plus, which will be held Oct. 7 at the Saratoga Springs City Center. The Expo begins at noon and runs through 6 p.m. Admission is free.

Clifton Park, NY (PRWEB) October 04, 2012

Throughout his many years of remodeling bathrooms and homes, ReBath of Albany owner Frank Rafalik learned that people over the age of 50 often begin to worry about not being able to safely get in and out of their tub. It is because of his customers fears that he wants to help people feel confident and secure in their own homes.

We know that people start to worry about falling in the bathroom once they reach that 50 plus mark, Rafalik said. That is why we bring our walk-in shower display to the 50 plus expos. Walk-in showers are much safer and easier to step into and they help homeowners feel more confident about bathing on their own.

ReBath of Albany will have a walk-in shower on display for customers to see and touch. The display is made from the same DuraBath SSP acrylic that they use in customers bathrooms so people at the Expo can see what their product really looks like. Though there will be only one of their beautiful colors on display, ReBath of Albany offers so many colors and styles, the possibilities are endless.

Many people may worry that having their old tub and walls removed to have a walk-in shower installed is a huge project that they dont want to get involved in. For homeowners with this concern, ReBath of Albany is the perfect solution.

The professional installers at ReBath of Albany are able to remove an old tub and wall system and install a brand new walk-in shower in just one day. Since the installers specialize in bathroom remodeling, they know how to get the job done on budget and on time.

Knowledgeable ReBath of Albany associates will be managing the booth at the Expo and will be able to answer all customer questions. Any customers who want to set up their free in-home estimate can give their information to any ReBath of Albany staff member and receive a coupon for money off their contracted price.

Though being able to see a ReBath of Albany bathroom in person is a great reason to attend the Expo, there are other exciting booths and events to see.

The first 500 people who attend the expo will receive coupons and gifts compliments of the New York lottery. Other exciting events include: Tribute artist performances by Donny Elvis and All Paul Show and a price raffle for a Norwegian cruise for two and a 51 plasma TV.

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Kitchen and bathroom renovations top the list of improvements for increasing the value of a home. But this labor-intensive remodeling can get expensive. Even without changing room layouts, the simple job of replacing finishes and fixtures can cost more than the price of a new car.

What builders call "pull-and-replace" remodeling can run $12,000 to $22,000 for the average 5-by-7-foot bathroom and $29,000 to $52,000 for a 12-by-12-foot kitchen, estimates Rick Matus of Case Design/Remodeling Inc. in Bethesda, Md. "As soon as you start moving plumbing, electrical wiring, and walls," he says, "the costs go up substantially from there."

Budget-minded homeowners are finding cheaper solutions in the $10,000-$20,000 range by making do with existing appliances and fixtures, refinishing kitchen cabinets, and shopping for bargains. Suppliers and builders, in turn, are responding to the recession-driven demand for cost-conscious kitchen and bath remodeling with package deals aimed at guaranteeing the costs of materials and labor.

"At first, there was no way I was going to spend $18,000 to $25,000 to remodel a bathroom," says homeowner Hannah Laufe, a lawyer in Vienna, Va. "But to get what we wanted, my research showed that was the amount we needed to spend."

Laufe and husband Richard Miller, a teacher, decided to renovate the outdated and worn master bathroom in their 1960s rambler. "Everything was pink, the medicine cabinet was rusty," Laufe says, "and the faucets didn't work as well as they should."

The couple tapped Case to remodel the space based on the firm's new renovation program, called the 2012 Bath Collection, launched in January. For $13,000 to $25,000, the company will demolish an existing space, remove lead paint if necessary, and install backer board and tile. New plumbing fixtures, vanity, towel bars, lighting, and painting are included in the price. "It saves the headache of shopping different sources," Matus says. He says Case is now considering similar package deals for kitchens.

Laufe and Miller had a choice of designs in contemporary, traditional, and transitional styles, but within a narrow range of products. They chose a stained maple vanity with a granite countertop, a glass door for the shower, and marble-look-alike porcelain tile on the floor and shower stall, spending about $20,000 on the project. "It took less than two weeks to complete," Laufe says.

Management consultant Cope Willis and wife Sophie, who works for an educational-software company, spent about $9,000 to partially remodel their pink bathroom. They kept the existing toilet and pedestal sink, and hired a local handyman to install a new bathtub and finishes. "We worked within the existing constraints of the bathroom," Cope Willis says, "to keep costs down."

New subway-style tile around the tub, marble tiles on the floor, and beadboard wainscoting create what Willis calls "a clean, traditional look" in keeping with the architectural character of the couple's 1938 Colonial in Washington.

Most of the renovation dollars were spent on the installation - about $6,000. Budgeting that amount is realistic, according to several experts, who say labor accounts for 60 to 70 percent of bathroom-remodeling costs.

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