Drilling tile for shower curtainfrom @sarahellenrandall

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I have to drill into tile today. If I crack a tile Welcome to things I've been putting off. This is episode 11. We finished renovating this bathroom in July, but I never hung a shower curtain. So every bath tier, my son splashes water everywhere. I splash. I just sit here with this towel and wipe the wooden vanity over and over like a good mom. But you know what would solve all of this? A curtain. Now you might be wondering, why don't you just put a tension rod up so you don't have to drill into the tile? It's because I have a toddler and I'm scared he's gonna pull the curtain down, and the whole rod will come crashing down up his head. So let's mount it. Pretty. Pretty. Beautiful. I just realized I made a mistake. I like to order two curtains. It looks better. I only ordered one. Shoot. Well, we're going with it. I'm gonna trace this. Mark these two dots. I'm pretty nervous. No, we drill. I'm gonna mark the ending spot right here. I'm so nervous. It's a bit wobbly. Failing. I best realized I'm using a masonry best, and I should be using a diamond bit. My heart's pounding. Okay. I got a hex porcelain tile bit. Hallelujah. It's working. You just have to have the right tool for the job. Bad, this thing is precise. I'm just gradually increasing the bit size. We did it, fam. No cracks. I got through the tier. Now, I have to get through the stud. Did you know Sharpie comes right off ceramic tile? Guys, we did it. I have to cut this rod. Alright. Like butter. Nice. Look at this blister. Perfection. Beautiful. These are my favorite curtain rings ever because they're so quiet. Hope this fits. We're in business. I really do feel so much better about this than a tension rod. This is just way more solid. Wow. It looks like a finished shower. This looks so nice. Hear that swoosh? It's so quiet. Love it. I'm so glad I didn't crack that tile. I put that off for three months. Episode 12 is tomorrow, so follow for more.