Jr, Welcome to my hill, but mine is sandy, has competion of live oak trees, and the soil is terrible. My hill is steep, hard to get a wheel barrel up, I go at an angle, and for the past 5 years, I have been growing things on it. I don't use weed cloth. Basically because I could care less about weeds. Sometimes in the morning I will weed, but if you have enough plants, you won't get too many bad weeds. Your going to slide all over with that stupid weed cloth anyway, and the weeds grow right through it. From what I have learned, unfortunately the hard way is, Rocks are your friend. I bought rocks every year for the past 5 years and keep placing them. There is no way I could get that many rocks in my car and do it all in one year. Plant some tall shrubs, it shelters in rain, and when they grow in, provides a little bit of shade for the other plants. Use lots of composted cow manure when you plant. I never rake too many leaves off the hill, only when they are excessive. I buy the specail mulch from Home Depo, it is shredding for hills, it doens't move in a bad rain storm. It is cypress and says on the bag, Stays Where you put it. It is better than pine straw. I used both, the mulch from HD is better. I planted these plants, Daylillies- best hill plants in the world. St. Johns Wort- must rake leaves around these, they don't like them. Little Princess spirea- unbelievably hardy. Boxwood- they anchor things down. Broom, strong as an ox Crape myrtle, it won't die. Vinca Sedum Chaste tree, it was growing wild on my front lawn, one of my volunteers, so I put on hill, it is doing alright. Ornamental grasses, anchors. My blue rug junipers arent' doing too well, but still alive. Well, good luck, and have patience, it'll take alot. LOL!

Juanita, yes that is a hand held shower head along with the water controls. You sit in the tub and take a shower otherwise the water goes all over the bathroom. Here are more styles. I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish. Are you trying to use an existing tub/shower wall combination for a new free standing tub? Not going to work. Most freestanding tubs are deeper than built in tubs so the spout is too low to reuse.. Additionally if you purchase new faucets, you have to change the valves in the wall so there is no avoiding having to demo the tile and the wall.

A red poinsettias growing outside in CA is an entire different matter! I remember when we moved to LA, I was stunned to see poinsettia growing outside, in the ground! They do bloom a bit later unless covered part-time to get the required darkness. Sorry - a fake poinsettia in any color is awful, and in red is especially so. Live ones are cheap this time of year and readily available at the grocery store (those blue ones are so ugly I can't imagine why anyone would buy one!). Buy it and throw it out if the color doesn't work. I once read that the "perfect" poinsettia would be one that held its leaves and then automatically died on Jan 2!!! I totally agree!!! Love white or pink ones at Christmas but not afterwards, but it's so hard to throw out a plant that is still alive.

Of course but before doing it are you sure you want all those shelves to fill with a bunch of “stuff”I would remove all the shelves then I think thosecabinets can easily be taken out install the new floor hang the TV on one side and art on the other and keep the lower portion of the cabinetry for storage and of course to hide all the wires for the TV and all the other stuff that goes with the TV.