You're right, I will not part with the tub. Back when you took more baths you were more appreciative of its unique characteristics. And enamel repairs are simple and inexpensive, they just take doing. Nothing else was particularly cheap when installed; the fiberglass shower enclosure was a deliberate choice of mine because tile inevitably cracks and leaks, producing rot and mold behind. I've lived with it before and I won't have it. The corrosion on the shower knob and the sink drain is inevitable given time and materials - all cosmetic, but only fixable by replacing the units. Ditto for the worn paint on the toilet seat, except that a new seat or painting the current seat is a 30 minute job for either of us.
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Date: 2008-09-03 01:59 pm (UTC)