bathroom

Looking to give your kids their own place to wash-up? Is your family climbing on top of each other to get ready in the morning? An extra bathroom could be a huge time-saver, not to mention help get everyone up on the right side of the bed. So why not turn a small, unused space in your home into a kid-friendly bathroom? Take a look at some of the tips below to make this weekend reno, quick, easy and budget-friendly!   Add a step to the sink or lower the vanity It can be hard for kids to reach the sink or mirror, often leading to more spills and messes than anyone would like. Consider lowering the vanity countertop or build a step that pulls out of the bottom of the vanity for a longer-term solution.   When kids are younger they can step on it to reach the sink and when they are older you can pull the step out to create a drawer with more storage space! Put the toilet at the perfect height Turning a small space like a closet into a bathroom can be a challenge wit...

Saniflo is committed to global water accessibility and celebrates all plumbers World Plumbing Day was established in 2010 by the World Plumbing Council and is celebrated on March 11 by over 100 member organizations in 23 countries. It aims to bring attention to the work that plumbers do around the world, the role they play in public health and to celebrate them for it. It is estimated that approximately 2.4 billion people live without access to a toilet and that almost 3.1 million deaths are caused each year by sanitation-related diseases, much of which could be addressed by access to clean water and basic plumbing. Not only does plumbing have an important impact on health and living conditions, its influence on the economic growth of developing countries is substantial. In fact, according to a study conducted by UNO and WHO, every dollar spent on improving sanitation generates up to a $34 in increased productivity. Saniflo is taking this opportunity, World Plumbing Day...