How to update your bathroom in less than 5 minutes

Updating your bathroom doesn’t have to cost a fortune.

We already know how to give our tiles a new lease on life thanks to a grout pen, but there’s another simple switch you can make that will instantly update the space.

Visually, shower curtains take up a lot of room in a small bathroom yet they are the easiest to replace. Doing so will instantly give your bathroom new feel.

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Additionally, swapping over your shower head is another small step you can take to update your bathroom for less. Here’s how you can do it yourself.

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With a Bachelor’s degree in communications and over a decade of industry experience, Livia is a seasoned content producer and editor who has a knack for crafting articles brimming with helpful information you never knew you needed (but you do). She has covered various topics, from home decor and gardening to health and wellness, showcasing her versatility and expertise. Livia's writing has been featured in publications such as the lifestyle section of the Sydney Morning Herald. Additionally, she has worked as a content editor for various parenting and lifestyle brands, including Babyology and Essential Kids. When she isn’t reporting on ways to improve your home and garden, she can be found crocheting ponchos and attempting to master the perfect homemade pizza dough.