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Those remodeling their bathrooms might wish to get a peek inside other newly redone lavatories. While its not polite to go peeping on your neighbors, you can get an idea for whats trending in toilets with a recent survey from Houzz.
The online resource for everything architectural and interior design recently polled almost 3,200 of its community members who were knee-deep in the middle of a bathroom renovation, as well as those who had just finished one or were planning on tackling the job soon.
One of the things we found interesting was the tech homeowners are incorporating into their bathrooms. Its not happening in huge numbers, but some people want their lavatories as tricked out as the rest of the house. Five percent of those surveyed have master baths with a TV or bidet. More people want to keep things toasty in the toilette. Youll find radiant heat flooring in 26 percent of recently redone master baths and towel warmers in 11 percent. People are putting in LED shower heads, Nino Sitchinava, principal economist at Houzz, tells Digital Trends. Five percent are putting that in their masters and also that one percent is putting touch-operated showers in general in their master bathrooms.
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If you think the idea of an LED shower head cool, it might be because of your age. Theres some of indication that Millennials may be at the edge of this integration of the high-tech, says Sitchinava. For example, were finding that theres a difference between some features that the millennials are putting in. Eleven percent of millennials are putting in romantic lighting. So it tends to be dimmer operated lights, as opposed to five percent of Boomers and Gen-Xers.
What the survey also found is that all renovations are not created equally. The money and outside help enlisted for those infrequent master bath overhauls is very different from the cost and effort put into giving a powder room a facelift. While 50 percent of those surveyed budgeted $10,000 or more for master bath renovations (including 14 percent who planned to spend between $25,000 and $50,000), only eight percent planned to spend that much for a powder room. On the more thrifty end of the scale, 11 percent expected the master bath job to cost less than $2,500; 65 percent said the same for a powder room. While 69 percent of those updating the master bath said they would hire a construction professional, thats not the case with powder rooms. They tend to be more DIY, more cosmetic upgrades, with lots of different eclectic features such as wallpaper [and] hardwood flooring, says Sitchinava.
In any case, however, homeowners are making the investment not to someday get a return on it but make their mark on the place. The worry about resale value is not at the top of the motivation for upgrades, says Sitchinava. What were seeing year after year, and what the homeowners are reporting for motivation to be, typically the number one motivation is to improve the look and feel of the place. So the motivation is very personal to the homeowner.
If you are looking at it purely in terms of economics, some other trends you might want to consider are a bigger shower (67 percent), two sinks (65 percent), and wall sconces (60 percent). But for the most bang for your buck, look at your wall finish or flooring, says Sitchinava. Those are taken up by more than 80 percent of the homeowners, she says. I think thats the best signal of whats important.
EVANSVILLE, IN (WFIE) -
A church displaced by construction at the Highway 41 and Lloyd cloverleaf work is now ready to start building its new home.
The pastor of Trinity Wesleyan Church tells 14NEWS this has been a long time coming. In fact, he says, they've known they would have to move because of the cloverleaf since the 1950s.
Now, almost 60 years later, they've broken ground where the new church will go.
The site, at the corner of Burkhardt Rd. and Old Boonville Highway, was sold to the church for below-market price by the family who owned the land.
Pastor Duane Allison says even though they haven't even built the 5,000 square foot chapel, he's already focused on how they can add on in the future.
He says talking with their new neighbors made it clear there's a great need in the area for job training and tutoring services. Allison says it's their duty as a church to provide that.
"We believe that as Jesus came into the neighborhood and began to serve people around him, that is what God has called us to do as well," Allison said. "To begin to find out how to help people who would be our neighbors and how perhaps we can join or partner with them in order to serve others."
Pastor Allison says they hope to have heavy equipment at the site within three weeks.
Their goal is to have the church open by September of this year.
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JANESVILLE | Tombstones dot the small space, planted in the ground like bookmarks in at least 65 stories.
Some accounts proved brief, and the markers reveal few details.
Mary Parsons was born in September 1895. She died barely a year later. Hers is the only stone with the Parsons name.
Other monuments in the East Janesville United Methodist Church cemetery suggest more complete lives:
Finding the graves until a recent mowing could be difficult.Last year's bull thistles, shoulder high, choked the East Janesville burial plot, and matted grass concealed low-lying stones. Small trees grow where they should not.
"It's an absolute disgrace," says Lester Peters of Plainfield.
He has no connection to the East Janesville church, which disbanded in 2011. He is not a veteran, but believes in honoring their service. He finds old cemeteries interesting, though, investigates those he discovers on outings.
"I just happened to drive by one day and saw what a mess it was. And I wondered: 'Who dropped the ball?'"
The answer is not clear.
The congregation began when Iowa was young. The territory became a state Dec. 28, 1846, and the 1850 census counted slightly more than 192,000 residents.
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