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The 5 Best Trees For Growing Indoors

Nothing livens up the home like a large indoor tree. Living greenery adds a touch of natural beauty and can give your TV room, home office, master bath, or kitchen a big style boost. With the right amount of light and water, an indoor tree can make any space feel warm and welcoming. Here are some of the best trees for growing indoors.

Fiddle Leaf Fig

As the name implies, this popular indoor tree has broad, glossy green, fiddle-shaped leaves that fill an empty corner like no other. Refined in shape, and less fussy than most indoor trees, the Fiddle Leaf Fig likes moderate to bright light, and is perfect for placing beside French or sliding glass doors in the kitchen. Once acclimated and with proper care, it can grow to maximum height of ten feet, making it a lovely compliment to tall kitchen cabinets.

Weeping Fig

Another popular choice, the Weeping Fig has graceful branches that slightly bend under the weight of a mass of small, variegated, teardrop-shaped leaves. This indoor tree has multiple trunks for added visual interest. It prefers bright, indirect light and makes a lovely addition to a home office or TV room. This tree tends to drop leaves, so be sure to place it somewhere with easy to sweep wood or tile flooring.

Areca Palm

This refined tree is easy to grow indoors, and has feathery green fronds that arch and bow. Lush and tropical, it does well in bright spaces and can grow up to eight feet tall indoors. The Areca Palm (also known as Butterfly or Golden Cane Palm) looks right at home in contemporary kitchens with all wood cabinetry. It can also make a stunning statement in a spa master bathroom, since it thrives in warm, moist environments.

Rubber Tree

The Rubber Tree has big, glossy leaves that range from dark green to bronze. It prefers bright yet indirect light and mild pruning. This one takes a little more care than most and can grow to a massive 50 feet, so it’s best to start with a small, immature plant when growing and training indoors. But if you want beautiful greenery that will compliment tall kitchen cabinets, the Rubber Tree is an excellent choice.

Money Tree

This sturdy tree has multiple, intertwined trunks and a slender profile, making it a great choice for small spaces. Since it prefers bright light and moist soil, the Money Tree (also known as an Indoor Bonsai) is suitable for growing in the bathroom or just about anywhere with a sunny window nearby. Exotic and bold, it also works well in a home office.

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Colorful Inspiration For Your Kitchen Renovation

If you dream of kitchen cabinet finishes in soft shades of green or blue, or bold backsplash walls of bright red or teal tile, you’ve come to the right place. Here, we’ll offer up colorful inspiration and ideas for your kitchen renovation project.

Colorful Custom Cabinets

Some homeowners prefer crisp white cabinetry. Some homeowners prefer dark espresso kitchen cabinet finishes. And some, like you, prefer a pretty pop of color! Willow Lane Cabinetry offers a wide variety of custom cabinets, including Shaker and raised panel cabinetry in soft hues like Tidewater Blue and Sage Green — the same colors you see on magazine covers and in dream kitchens on Pinterest!

Colorful Backsplash Tile

In addition to custom cabinets, Willow Lane Cabinetry also has a huge selection of backsplash tile. Our Cristezza Club Glass collection comes in vibrant shades of teal and ruby red, or subtle shades of slate, light olive, and baby blue. Other colorful options include mint green glass or Donna teal subway tile, for a unique look in your kitchen that compliments your custom cabinets.

Colorful Kitchen Appliances

If you think black and white appliances are basic, and stainless steel is too conventional, why not opt for a more colorful choice? Colorful kitchen appliances are growing in popularity, and you can find a good selection of both large and small appliances on the market. From bright blue ranges and sunny yellow refrigerators, to sweet pink stand mixers and warm orange toasters, there is a rainbow of options to choose from.

Colorful Walls

Dream kitchens often have colorful walls that compliment their kitchen cabinet finishes. According to Elle Décor, the top interior paint color trends for 2019 include deep green hues, rich purple, optimistic yellow, misty, moody blues, serene aqua, and energizing coral, such as Pantone’s Color of the Year. When painting a bold color, test a patch on the wall first to make sure it’s livable in the kitchen and compliments the rest of the home.

Other Ways To Add Color In Your Kitchen

Mix and Match Island and Kitchen Cabinet Finishes

Warm Copper Kitchen Sink

Unique Natural Stone Countertops

Painted furniture (metal bar stools, wood kitchen chairs)

Colorful pendant Light Fixtures

Wallpaper

Colorful Ceiling

Colorful Dishes and Pottery

Colorful Area Rugs

Colorful Table Linens

Colorful Window Treatments

The Key to Designing A Traditional Kitchen

A traditional kitchen celebrates the past and is made up of timeless pieces that never go out of style. If you want to recreate this forever-in-fashion look in your home, focus on these three things.

Choose a soft, welcoming color scheme.

Traditional kitchens are typically composed of warm, welcoming colors. When choosing the color scheme for your traditional kitchen, stick to neutrals like cream, white, and grey or soft shades of brown and green.

There is often confusion between a “traditional kitchen” and an “Old World kitchen” and color is one of their defining differences. Old World kitchens typically feature blues and gold, two hues that are rarely present in a traditional kitchen. Let your color scheme set the tone for your traditional theme.

Incorporate pieces that feel hand-crafted.

There’s no sleek lines or modern materials in a traditional kitchen. This time period was all about the custom touch and featured handmade pieces with plenty of details. Opt for all wood cabinetry, preferably in one of the more natural kitchen cabinet finishes.

Countertops and flooring should also be made with organic materials, so try to avoid synthetic or man-made options if possible. You will actually see a lot of wood countertops in traditional kitchens, but you could also go with quartzite or granite.

Hardwood is obviously the flooring of choice here but if your countertops and kitchen cabinet finishes are natural wood, you’ll want to select stone for your flooring to avoid an all-wood look. Limestone and slate are two popular options, and they can even be mixed and matched to create an interesting pattern. Remember that with traditional kitchens it’s all about the tiny touches and custom feel. Any way you can add an awe factor, such as with a unique flooring pattern, will help to elevate and authenticate your theme.

Find faucet fixtures and hardware that is also time-period appropriate.

A common mistake when designing a kitchen is to overlook the tiny details. Doing so can completely dismantle your design so be conscious of the style of your faucet fixtures and hardware. With a traditional theme, you’ll want to avoid anything sleek, streamlined or stainless steel. These elements are all very modern and contemporary.

Instead select pieces that have detail, shape, and a more antiquated feel. Brushed oil rubbed bronze and antique brushed satin brass are two finishes that will go better with your traditional kitchen.

Now that you know the key to designing a traditional kitchen, let’s put our knowledge to work.

If you’re ready to put your kitchen remodel in motion, contact our team for free a kitchen design and layout. We’ll send you photorealistic renderings so you can see how your all wood cabinetry will look in your new traditional kitchen and provide you with an itemized list so you know exactly what pieces you need to create your perfect design. Our name might be Willow Lane Cabinetry, but we also specialize in kitchen countertops, flooring, and hardware. Let us find custom solutions to your unique space and bring your dream kitchen to your real home.

Complement Your Kitchen Cabinets with the Perfect Backsplash

Want to upgrade the look of your kitchen without doing a complete remodel or having a huge expense? One of the easiest ways to achieve a designer look on a budget is to install a backsplash that complements your kitchen cabinets. Below are a few top tips on how to choose the perfect backsplash for your cabinets.

Material

One rule of thumb when deciding on a backsplash that’s perfect for your kitchen design is to match the material of the tile to the overall style of your kitchen cabinets.

For example, if your cabinets have a more modern feel, you’ll want to avoid a rustic-looking tile and go with a metallic, shiny backsplash, for example. But if your cabinets have a darker stain and are more rustic, choose a backsplash with more of a worn look, such as brick, natural stone or even one with an antique brass finish.

Color

Another important backsplash choice is color – or lack of color. The two primary options that you can’t go wrong with are:

Choosing a neutral tile that harmonizes well with your cabinets, such as the timeless all-white kitchen look with white cabinets and a white subway tile backsplash.
Choosing a tile that adds a bold and contrasting splash of color or a patterned or mosaic design to add a pop of personality to an otherwise neutral space.

Neutral tiles are always a smart choice because they help any kitchen feel more open, clean and spacious. But don’t be afraid to use your backsplash as an opportunity to add more color to your kitchen in an unobtrusive way! Just make sure the color doesn’t clash with your cabinets and the backsplash will bring a welcome touch of style.

Countertops

In addition to complementing your kitchen cabinets, it’s also important that your backsplash complements your countertops. Typically, the busier your countertops are, the more neutral you want your backsplash to be – and vice-versa.

Have a neutral countertop? Then you can play around more with backsplash options and let your backsplash design be a decorative focal point in your kitchen. If your countertops are the star of the room and have dramatic veining or color variation, opt for a solid-colored backsplash that won’t overwhelm it.

Consider New Kitchen Cabinets

If your cabinets are too old and outdated, you might want to consider getting new cabinets along with a new backsplash. The bonus? When shopping for brand new kitchen cabinets, finding the perfect backsplash will be hassle-free!

Need help finding the right backsplash for your kitchen? Or thinking about getting new cabinets along with a backsplash? We offer customized kitchen cabinetry solutions that will help you design your dream kitchen. Get started today by using our free online kitchen room design tool.

Trends in Natural Wood Cabinets

There’s something to be said for beautifully crafted natural wood cabinets left in their original (or close to it) state. Whether you’re thinking country kitchen, beachside cottage, New England rustic farmhouse or urban city chic, set your home apart with natural wood cabinets. From showcasing a kitchen island to enveloping an entire room, the following trends in natural wood cabinets are sure to make you swoon.

Country Kitchen Natural Wood Cabinets

One of the most eye-catching ideas homeowners love is to renovate your kitchen space with minimalist, unpainted and unfinished natural wood cabinets. Wood cabinets not only add natural warmth to kitchens of every size and style, but they also add a natural and cozy aesthetic to the busiest room in the house. Choose from dark, medium, and light wood kitchen cabinets made from oak, walnut, fir, cherry wood and more. Slab-front, full-overlay natural cabinet doors can give a fresh and clean look to your space.

Beachside Cottage Natural Wood Cabinets

Bathed in calming neutrals, your beachside cottage will spring to life and make a statement with natural wood cabinets. Selecting a neutral color for your cottage’s kitchen cabinetry will soften your space. For that extra beachside feel, create an airy kitchen with a combination of natural wood and white décor to give your room a contemporary yet cozy feel. Woods to consider can include white oak, pecky cypress, maple, ash and reclaimed wood, Another thought… Shaker-style cabinets!

Get more chic ideas for a coastal interior!

New England Rustic Farmhouse Natural Wood Cabinets

Unpretentious, functional, straightforward and down-home cozy. Who doesn’t love a farmhouse kitchen? If it’s time for a renovation and you’re thinking about adding a little cozy farmhouse style to your space, a fun idea to incorporate is natural wood cabinets with a classic white farmhouse sink and natural wood butcher block countertops. Talk about New England rustic! Choose from red oak, poplar, maple, mahogany – or even plywood! Add in a little handcrafted, rustic décor to really go for it!

Urban City Chic Natural Wood Cabinets

There’s no denying that urban city chic style is hot and trendy. From loft apartments to two-story penthouses, city chic is in and just about everyone loves it. When it comes to kitchen design, so many ideas come to mind. One idea – custom cerused oak cabinets surrounded by lots of natural light will bring warmth to your kitchen space – no matter how big or small. Other wood choices we love to see include white ash, bleached mahogany, reclaimed wood and plywood. It’s amazing what you can do with plywood!

2019 Home Design Trends We Love For Spring

The spring of 2019 has officially sprung, and most homeowners are going over their home renovation checklist in anticipation of sunnier days ahead. Whether you’re considering a big remodel or just a little sprucing, here are the design trends we love for this splendid season.

Tile Backsplash Accent Walls
While shiplap was all the rage last spring, this year, tile accent walls are popping up in fashion-forward homes. From stunning patterns like floor to ceiling herringbone marble, to quirky and colorful glass subway tile, backsplash tile is an affordable and eye-catching way to bring big style to an otherwise bland wall.

Wood-Look Flooring

Harwood floors are a staple of modern kitchen design. While aesthetically charming and a classic choice, wood flooring is susceptible to dents, scratches, and water damage. Wood-look tile flooring, on the other hand, offers the warmth and beauty of hardwood without the hassle. Durable and impervious to water, it’s the smart and trendy choice for contemporary kitchens and bathrooms this year.

Gray and Cream Cabinets
According to the Houzz Kitchen Report, white is still the top choice for all wood cabinetry. With that said, there are many different shades of white, and this spring, homeowners are opting for softer, creamier hues and gray tones along with bright white in the kitchen. Gray and cream-colored cabinets look lovely when paired with warm wood cabinetry on a kitchen island and natural stone countertops.

Quartzite Countertops
Speaking of natural stone countertops, Quartzite is a unique alternative to ever-popular granite countertops. Featuring a natural variation in color and pattern, this highly durable, natural stone looks like marble but won’t etch like marble. It’s also scratch, heat and stain resistant.

Custom Drawer Inserts

Modern kitchen design is all about form and function. Inside cabinet accessories can help you create a more organized kitchen this spring. This includes a variety of custom drawer inserts, from wood spice trays and trimmable knife blocks, to a wood drawer peg system for instant storage.

All Wood Bath Cabinetry
When in comes to bath vanities, all wood cabinetry is the ultimate choice this spring. From solid maple to birch, warm wood finishes set the tone for an inviting guest bathroom or soothing master bath. Add oil rubbed bronze, shiny chrome, or satin nickel bath hardware to complete the contemporary look.

Welcome to Willow Lane Cabinetry — the #1 place to buy affordable, semi-custom cabinets online! Let us help you create the kitchen, home office, home bar, laundry room, TV room, or bath of your dreams with our 100% free room design tool. We offer all wood cabinetry, fully assembled and delivered for free. Plus all the accessories you need to complete your remodel. Visit our website to see our products today!

5 Surprising Things You Didn’t Know About Luxury Vinyl Flooring

Vinyl flooring has experienced the ultimate glow up since its inception in the 1930s. Now featuring depth and texture that gives it a much more natural look, luxury vinyl also boasts a newfound resilience that can’t be beat.

Whether you’re looking for a modern flooring material that will complement your contemporary cabinets or something that will stand strong against the little humans in your life, luxury vinyl flooring might be your match.

Forget what you think you know about luxury vinyl flooring, and learn a few surprising facts about LVF.

Most people can’t tell the difference between luxury vinyl flooring and their natural counterparts.

The vinyl that our grandparents had in their kitchens back in the 1960s and 70s were, without doubt, vinyl. Let’s just say the kitchen wall cabinets were not the first things you noticed when you walked in the front door. You could spot that vinyl from a mile away.

But today’s luxury vinyl flooring is so aesthetically similar to natural wood or tile, that you could walk right on them without ever being the wiser.

LVF is very affordable.

People are shocked when comparing the price of LVF to natural hardwood flooring or ceramic tile. For such a similar product, it is really amazing how cost effective this selection is. Better more, quality is not compromised with this price drop.

This flooring material is extremely durable.

It is often thought that a less expensive product is inferior. With luxury vinyl flooring, that is not the case. This material is more affordable but offers the same kind of quality you would expect from the real deal. In some cases, it is even superior. Natural hardwood flooring and ceramic tile have their weaknesses, like being susceptible to scratches and chips. Since LVF is powered by man-made technology, it eliminates those nuisances and others.

LVF is perfect for kitchens and bathrooms because it is especially water-resistant.

We know that people pick LVF for its looks, price, and durability — but did you know that it is also highly water-resistant? This characteristic is what catapults it from a good flooring option to a great one, especially when choosing flooring for a kitchen or bathroom where spills and splashes are the norm.

LVF comes in three different styles.

When shopping for LVF, you will find three varieties: sheet vinyl, vinyl tiles, and vinyl planks. Sheet vinyl comes in rolls and is the easiest to install. Vinyl tiles offer more freedom, so you can install them in any way you prefer, such as horizontal or diagonal. Some varieties can even be grouted for a more realistic look. Then lastly, you have vinyl planks, which are meant to mimic wood. Wood-look vinyl is a popular choice for those who love the look of hardwood but want something more durable and affordable for their home.

Welcome to Willow Lane Cabinetry — the #1 place to buy affordable, semi-custom cabinets online! Let us help you create the kitchen, home office, home bar, laundry room, TV room, or bath of your dreams with our 100% free room design tool. We offer solid wood cabinetry, fully assembled and delivered for free. Plus all the accessories you need to complete your remodel. Visit our website to see our products today!

How To Design A Clean And Contemporary Bathroom

Do you often find yourself flipping through the pages of your favorite home magazine in search of contemporary bathroom ideas? Have you ever been envious of the final result when watching a bathroom remodel on television? Do you sometimes spend hours scrolling through Pinterest and pinning solid wood cabinetry to your “Dream Bathroom” board? Do you look at your dated bathroom and dream about giving your space a modern makeover? If you answered, “Yes” to any of these questions, it’s time to make a change! Here, we’ll teach you how to design a clean and contemporary bathroom in 2019.

Minimalism In Mind

The key to designing a clean and contemporary bathroom is to keep clutter to a minimum. This means eliminating frilly details and fussy décor, and having plenty of storage space in the form of baskets, bins and bathroom cabinets. Speaking of bathroom cabinets, Shaker solid wood cabinetry features clean lines that suit an up-to-date theme, especially when paired with contemporary knobs, pulls, and bath hardware in satin nickel or polished chrome.

Contemporary Colors

A contemporary color scheme is probably more varied than you might think. From deep jewel tones and bright hues to monochromatic neutrals and subdued shades taken straight from nature, it’s really anything goes. For inspiration, all the major paint companies have released their picks for the colors that are on point this year, including soft gray Metropolitan by Benjamin Moore, bold Blueprint by Behr, and warm Cavern Clay by Sherwin Williams.

Earthy Elements

Contemporary design was once considered cold and slick, but not anymore. Current trends strike a welcome balance by adding in warm, earthy elements while still opting for simplicity. Think textural bamboo blinds, woven baskets, jute area rugs, glass shower doors, natural stone countertops, solid wood cabinetry, and tropical houseplants for a pop of green.

Tile Trends

Contemporary design is all about creating visual flow. Tile is the ultimate choice for flooring and backsplash walls in a bathroom. Aesthetically, it helps to create a soothing, seamless space. It also adds modern style, whether you opt for trendy wood look tile, sophisticated marble, or classic subway tile with a current twist. Undoubtedly stunning, tile is also a practical choice. It is easy to clean, and also impervious to water — something you definitely need to consider when updating a bathroom.

If you’re tired of wistfully looking at magazine pages and TV home makeovers while dealing with an outdated bathroom, why not do something about it? Contact Willow Lane Cabinetry and find out how we can help bring your new bathroom to life!

Welcome to Willow Lane Cabinetry — the #1 place to buy affordable, semi-custom cabinets online! Let us help you create the kitchen, home office, home bar, laundry room, TV room, or bath of your dreams with our 100% free room design tool. We offer solid wood cabinetry, fully assembled and delivered for free. Plus all the accessories you need to complete your remodel. Visit our website to see our products today!

5 Houseplants That Improve Your Home’s Air Quality

Kitchen hoods are a must-have for eliminating cooking odors, and can help to clean the air in an open concept kitchen. But what about those nasty VOCs (volatile organic chemicals) swirling around our homes? According to the EPA (United States Environmental Protection Agency), VOCs are potentially harmful gasses that can be emitted from a number of household sources, from the paint on our walls to the cleaning products we use on a daily basis. Thankfully, there is a simple, green solution to further help improve indoor air quality — houseplants! These air-purifying plants help to create a healthier environment for you and your family, and can add a touch of natural beauty to your home as well!

English Ivy

This elegant houseplant has trailing (and climbing) foliage in varying shades of green. There are several varieties to pick from, but all have been proven effective in helping to clear the air of VOCs like benzene, formaldehyde, xylene and toluene. Studies also show English Ivy can help reduce mold spores in the home. English Ivy prefers full or part sun, and can be propagated from stem cuttings.

Dracaena

Ever popular, this houseplant is known for its narrow, upright foliage that features variegated shades of green. Dracaena is low maintenance and perfect for containers. It likes indirect sunlight and can grow anywhere from one to 20 feet tall, making it perfect for your TV room cabinetry shelves or a large corner of your open concept kitchen. According to the famous NASA Clean Air Study, Dracaena is one of the best plants for removing formaldehyde from the air, as well as benzene, trichloroethylene, xylene, and other VOCs.

Gerbera Daisy

This spring favorite has big blossoms in bright, beautiful colors, including red, yellow, pink, white, orange, or purple! They grow well in containers and would make a lovely centerpiece for a kitchen table. Gerbera Daisies need lots of sunshine and can grow to be a foot tall or more. Unlike other plants, Gerbera Daisies continue to release oxygen throughout the night and can help improve sleep when placed in a bedroom.

Peace Lily

This tropical plant thrives in low light and can help remove benzene, trichloroethylene, formaldehyde, and other pollutants. It’s easy to care for and requires little light or water to thrive. Best of all, the Peace Lily has beautiful white flowers and shiny green leaves, making it a lovely and showy addition to the home.

Snake Plant

This air purifying houseplant has tall, dramatic foliage. According to the aforementioned NASA study, the Snake Plant absorbs formaldehyde, nitrogen oxide, benzene, xylene, and trichloroethylene. It likes lots of bright light and humidity, making it well suited for placement in a sunny bathroom window.

While these plants can help purify the air in your home, they can also be toxic, so be sure to keep them away from children and pets.

Welcome to Willow Lane Cabinetry — the #1 place to buy affordable, semi-custom cabinets online! Let us help you create the kitchen, home office, home bar, laundry room, TV room, or bath of your dreams with our 100% free room design tool. We offer solid wood cabinetry, fully assembled and delivered for free. Plus all the accessories you need to complete your remodel. Visit our website to see our products today!

The Ultimate Spring Cleaning Checklist

Spring is the time for blooming flowers and fresh green grass — but it’s also the season for cleaning. While spring cleaning is a great way to refresh your home after a long winter, planning for a deep clean can be overwhelming. With so much to do, it’s easy to forget exactly what you want to accomplish once you get started. Having a thorough outline of tasks helps to keep you organized and motivated to get the job done.

Ceiling Fans

Ceiling fans are often forgotten when performing our everyday tidying up routines. After all, they can be difficult to get to, especially if you have high ceilings. But when we turn on our fans hoping for a refreshing breeze, we are actually exposing ourselves to mini dust particles that can cause allergies and irritation.

Behind Large Appliances

You might wipe down your solid wood cabinetry, countertops, and appliance surfaces daily, but when was the last time you cleaned behind your kitchen oven? Spring cleaning is a great time to move large appliances like your oven and refrigerator. While you might be pleasantly surprised by what you find, there’s a good chance crumbs and other debris have made their way under and behind your large kitchen appliances.

Carpets

Most of us vacuum our carpets on a regular basis, especially if you have dogs and children that like to play outside. But when was the last time you moved your couches and coffee tables while vacuuming? While you’re at it, use the brush attachment to remove dust from blinds and baseboards. You may not notice how dingy these home features become until you see them fresh and clean.

Flooring

Once your carpets and floors are thoroughly vacuumed, it’s time to mop your flooring. Make sure to get in all the corners and crevices. Stray crumbs and dirt piles that may have avoided the broom like to hide in the small spaces of your floors and under solid wood cabinetry.

Windows

Washing windows can become an extremely tedious task, especially if you have high ceilings or an open concept kitchen with lots of large windows. But over time, they become cloudy and streaked. There’s nothing like looking out a pristine, clear window at the outdoors during springtime.

Curtains

Many of us never think too much about washing our curtains, but they get dusty and stuffy like every other fabric in your home. If the care label says it’s okay, throw them in the wash and add some laundry scent booster —when you hang them back up your whole will be filled with the fragrance of sweet lavender fields.

Cabinets

The kitchen can be a hectic place. One minute you’re simmering some broccoli and the next your pasta sauce is bubbling to the floor. it’s easy for food to splash up or get smudged on surfaces while you’re frantically trying to control your cooking. Make sure to give your solid wood cabinetry some TLC and a good wipe down to get rid of any leftover food.

Fridge and Freezer

Is your open concept kitchen scrubbed and wiped from top to bottom but something still feels unfinished? Organizing your refrigerator and freezer is essential to feeling tidy. You’d be surprised how many expired condiments and freezer burned vegetables are hiding in the back. While you’re at it, try to create designated shelves for different food groups, and wipe any spills or crumbs that have accumulated.

Forgotten Areas

Some of the dirtiest spots in your home are actually light switches, doorknobs and remote controls. These things are constantly being touched by everybody and are often overlooked when cleaning. Even if they don’t seem dirty, make sure to disinfect anything that gets touched on a regular basis to avoid spreading any germs.

Bathtub and Shower

Scrubbing the shower and tub is vital to sustaining a tidy and fresh bathroom, but we usually opt for a light wipe down. To get rid of stubborn grime, spray or apply a cleanser that is safe for bathroom surfaces on the bathtub and shower at the beginning of your spring cleaning session. Letting the product soak in while you’re cleaning the rest of your home is a great way to help grime disintegrate and wipe off easier when it’s time to check the bathroom off of your list.

Welcome to Willow Lane Cabinetry — the #1 place to buy affordable, semi-custom cabinets online! Let us help you create the kitchen, home office, home bar, laundry room, TV room, or bath of your dreams with our 100% free room design tool. We offer solid wood cabinetry, fully assembled and delivered for free. Plus all the accessories you need to complete your remodel. Visit our website to see our products today!