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"  I remember watching a home makeover show where they updated a dull bathroom by framing a mirror with crown molding. While I thought it was a fabulous idea, it didn&amp;#039;t seem like an easy DIY project, since you needed a table saw and nail gun. Lisa Huntting, the founder of MirrorMate created an easier way to dress up your bathroom mirror. All you do is measure the width and height of your mirror and select from the 60 styles and finishes on the company&amp;#039;s website. (Pricing is based on the perimeter length of your mirror and the style selected.) The pre-cut frame edges are sent to your home. You simply snap and glue the corners together, then remove the adhesive backing and press the decorate frame against your mirror. Voila! Each time you look in the mirror, you&amp;#039;ll see a framed piece of art! Looking to organize your closet? The Good Housekeeping Research Institute tested several DIY clost organizers too. Any quick fixes you&amp;#039;ve made that have brightened up your bathroom? Let me know in the comments! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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