I like to multitask. If I could take a bath, watch international news, call my mom, answer emails and feed my babies all within an hour I’d jump at the chance. That’s why a sofa made from a recycled slipper tub is just my kinda thing. On my first HGTV show, Save My Bath, I received countless requests for the hundreds of antique tubs, sinks, toilets and hardware that we were ripping out of dated bathrooms. I would often wonder what kind of man would want an old 50s toilet. Hmmm… I digress.

But this Cast Iron Bathtub Couch shows that if you’re a creative and talented DIYer then anything is possible with old bathroom fixtures. It’s a wonderful green strategy too. Send in pics of your recycled bathroom items and WOW me! This is what we call a real conversation piece.

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Author: Krista Watterworth

Krista Watterworth considers herself a true multi-tasker: mom, author, television personality, and interior designer. Krista starred in four seasons of HGTV's Save My Bath as host-designer and her new HGTV show called Splurge & Save airs Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1:30pm EST. She has quickly gained celebrity for branding her unique aesthetic. "I like to find out your intimate secrets, and then create an entirely personal world around that."

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