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- I Hate My Bath
- Season 5
- Episode 8
The Forgotten Window
I Hate My Bath - S5 - E8
Brian and Elizabeth has made several upgrades to their first home, but a small, outdated bath has them perplexed. Jeff Devlins tackles this disastrously decorated bath turning it into a welcoming and soothing space.
I Hate My Bath: Season 5 - 13 Episode s
5x1 - Busted Basement Bathroom
November 12, 2013
Erin has done a lot of remodeling on her house but she's stuck on what to do with her musty and outdated basement bathroom. Jeff Devlin comes to her rescue turning this ugly and outdated bathroom into a salon-like space.
5x2 - Cottage Bathroom
March 4, 2014
5x3 - Rustic Gallery Bathroom
March 11, 2014
Stacey and Kristina hate their cramped and cluttered bathroom. Jeff Devlin steps in to change that with a high-tech skylight and concrete shower walls that turns the space into a hip artist retreat.
5x4 - A Very Brady Bathroom
March 18, 2014
Sarah and Mark bought their home when they fell in love and decided to merge their families. With each having three kids of their own, the bland outdated 1980s bathroom isn't accommodating for this large, blended family.
5x5 - A Glowing Redo
March 25, 2014
Lea and Emit tried remodeling their basement bathroom on their own but ended up with a wreck of a renovation. Luckily for them, Jeff Devlin is available to gut this DIY disaster and start from scratch.
5x6 - A Tall Order
April 1, 2014
Emily and Jerrid's starter home is starting to take shape except for their grimy master bathroom. So, Jeff Devlin opens the space up and gives it modern and unique style.
5x7 - The Eight Year Itch
April 8, 2014
Chris and Stacy built their house eight years ago but never finished the master bathroom. Jeff Devlin kicks things into gear and finishes the project they've been working on for the last decade.
5x8 - The Forgotten Window
April 15, 2014
Brian and Elizabeth has made several upgrades to their first home, but a small, outdated bath has them perplexed. Jeff Devlins tackles this disastrously decorated bath turning it into a welcoming and soothing space.
5x9 - An Old, Yeller Bathroom
April 22, 2014
Nate is a single dad of two kids with a serious bathroom problem. It's old, small, crumbling and very yellow. Jeff Devlin transforms this 1960s-era bathroom into a modern classic.
5x10 - Bland with a Capital B
April 29, 2014
Emilia and Michael built their two-story home in 1999. Fast-forward to today and their white, drab bathroom is in drastic need of help. Jeff Devlin comes to the rescue and transforms this dull space from simple to sensational.
5x11 - The Grotto Bathroom
May 6, 2014
Matt and Sarah are new parents who can't wait to start renovating their bland, pink master bathroom. Jeff Devlin overhauls this oddly laid out bathroom into a relaxing grotto full of natural materials.
5x12 - The Bathroom Built for Two
May 13, 2014
Meghann just moved into a home that Mark has owned for six years. She wants a bathroom with more style, not the big black tub and awkward vanity it has now. Jeff Devlin tears this 80s disaster to shreds and reworks the layout.
5x13 - Very Very Pink Bathroom
May 20, 2014
Dave and Stefanie originally bought their 1950s home with plans to flip it but, with the birth of their first child, realized it had everything they were looking for. That is, except for their pink bathroom.