4.Go For A Molding

Want a new cabinet look but new cabinets aren’t in your budget? You can buy moldings for sides, top and doors of your cabinet that will enhance and change look of any kitchen. You can even buy little bun feet to put on edges to give your kitchen a country look. While these might cost a bit more than some of these other ideas it is well worth it for dramatic change it has on your cabinets. Fancy rope trim, and fluted moldings can be glued on to your cabinets to give them a little pizzaz. Decorative crown moldings can be added to top. If your doors are too plain, you can even buy moldings to add interest to door panels.

5. Vinyl Tiles

If your floor is outdated, dirty and grungy then getting a new floor will make a huge difference in look of your kitchen. You may not even notice how dingy floor looks and may be reluctant to budget in any money for a floor but try to take a fresh look at it and really notice what it looks like. When I sold my house I thought my kitchen floor was a little old but just fine – my realtor took one look and convinced me that a new floor would help me get more for house. I put a new floor in and couldn’t believe difference! You can install vinyl tiles yourself for as little as 50 cents a square foot, of course more you pay better quality floor you will get and longer it will last so a mid range price of $3.00 a square foot is probably more realistic.

Next remove bowl, and insert closet bolts (approximately 2” long bolts) into slots on closet flange.

Then turn bowl over and install a wax ring gasket over outlet of bowl. This outlet is also know as “horn”.

Place bowl onto closet flange. Make sure bowl is well seated by rocking bowl down. Once bowl has been seated, place a level on it and use shims as necessary. Next, using nuts and washers tighten up bolts. Note: be careful not to over-tighten these bolts as it could crack bowl.

Next attach tank to bowl using tank bolts, nuts and washers. Again, do not over tighten.

Installing Float Supply Unit

Install float supply unit into tank and hook up water line to tank inlet. Again, do not over tighten and make sure to use washers supplied.

Next, turn supply line on and adjust float as necessary. Finally, caulk around base of unit and you are done.

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