Removing Glass Doors From the Tub

Here's what the bathroom looked like at the inspection. 

I am not planning on any large bathroom renovations any time soon. Although there are some changes I would make to the bathroom in the future, it is just fine for the time being. The tiles are in  pretty good condition (Original? Quite possibly.) and I can deal with the non-existent counter space until I have the funds for an overhaul. 

Two things that absolutely needed to be done right away:

- Clean the dingy tiled walls and floor 

- Remove the ugly 80's glass doors.

 

My awesome dad took the shower doors off for me while I was cleaning the disgustingness that was the stove. (No pictures of the science experiment looking food particles...I prefer to keep my dinner in my stomach.)

The removal was fairly simple. He detached the doors first. Then he removed the handful of screws holding the frame in place. After scoring the caulk, the frame lifted off. Scraping the old gross caulking off the tub was the tough part. 

Removing the doors just opens up the space so much. It's a pretty tiny bathroom, so I'll take whatever space I can get!