The Block 2025 Episode 13 Summary: Brutal Bathroom Feedback Let one team confused and falter – realestate.com.au

The Block 2025 Episode 13 Summary: Brutal Bathroom Feedback Let one team confused and falter – realestate.com.au

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After a week of health dramas and tears, Han achieved the victory for their brave and dramatic bathroom.

The West -Australian couple is said to have bound first with Melburnians Ben and EM as not for their bonus point -gabouter.

“Holy f ** k! Look at the bath!” Judge Marty Fox cried with the enthusiasm of a child who entered the Willy Wonka chocolate factory while caught the site of the Showstopping Amber Resin Tub.

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The winning bathroom from Han and Can with showstopping Harsbad and matching basins.


The opaque bath was lusted about both Marty and Darren Palmer about looking at their better halves who enjoy a weeks, while Shaynna Blaze couldn’t resist jumping in to give it a try.

Silently recognized Shaynna: “This room is something that is very dangerous to try if you do not perform well.”

“It’s a slap in the face with a velvet glove,” Darren smiled approvingly. But he felt that the much -chold wall color was “a bit much” and encouraged them to drop them off.

Color-Bathing of a different kind of she also surprised in the house one, where the trio was impressed by the Mulberry wallpaper and tiles chosen by Emma and Ben.

“It is daring but not tasteless! And it is rich,” Marty surprised about the craftsmanship.

The only real criticism came from Shaynna, who felt that the styling felt the different luxury -testics, so that the crumbled bathrobes hung behind the door.

“If you hang out a bathrobe, throw some money to the bathrobe,” she said.

The jury members did not have to look too hard for things to criticize when they found the efforts of Britt and Taz.

After the trend of Mat and Robby, the couple went from the first place to lasting in the space of a week thanks to their problem -plagued ensuite.

The room of Britt and Taz was roasted by Marty Fox.


Making the eleventh hour decision to convert their curved input into a standard rectangular-with preservation of the adjusted curved door-to-cause all kinds of last-minute hiccups and delays.

And the end result turned out to be far from the effort of the effort, because Marty said it just looked like a “square pen in a round hole”.

Once in the walled, four -member shower room, Marty complained that he had the feeling that he was “in one on the market.”

Taz heard Marty’s feedback and hopefully asked, “Is that good?”

It wasn’t. And that became increasingly clear to the fun-loving chunder-sensitive agent as soon as Marty continued with his Macabre assessment, and noted that the shower room was well set for washing blood in the drain.

“It’s cold and scary,” he continued. “It has a bad feeling here. I don’t like it.”

The jury members relax in the “Up-Market slaughterhouse”.


After comparing Marty with the American Psycho header player Patrick Bateman for his scary comments, Darren stated that he loved space. But not enough to get Britt and Taz from the bottom of the ladder with his score.

It was all from there (kind of). The jury members loved the styling, the tile choice and the color palette of the gray and green bathroom of Alicia and Sonny, but were cold because of the layout change that they felt all the facilities in the corners of the room and exhibit the toilet.

And nobody likes a toilet for exhibitionist (except perhaps, Sonny as we discovered earlier in the week).

The jury members insisted on the couple to put the door back where it had been in the original plans. Easier said than done, since Sonny and Alicia had already ordered their joinery for the adjacent room based on the new position of the bathroom door.

There were many characteristics that the jury members liked in the bathroom of Sonny and Alicia, but the layout was not one of them.


Nevertheless, Marty thought that the space would appeal to buyers, enthusiastically: “This is a timeless bathroom that shines luxury.”

It was cold comfort for Alicia and Sonny after a loaded 48 hours of fighting. Moreover, Alicia was reduced to tears by foreman then, which she felt he had failed when she felt stressed and vulnerable.

His crime? To make some suggestions about how she could improve her paint roller technique.

“They just come in and give you a shit and tell you that you are sucking,” she sobbed those problems. “Who would do people to do that? I’m not going to make other people feel. I just try to learn.”

Hairdressers Robby and Mat also learn at work. The duo has not had a renovation experience for the block.

Robby and Mat won a lot of praise for their bathroom.


And yet, despite the disastrous “nursing home chic” kids ‘kids’ nursery of last week, they have one victory under their belt and a potentially playing wine cellar.

“Cockle Doodle Do!” Marty grinned while he looked around their neutral-tinted bathroom. “We have a few roosters in the chicken coop.”

Marty compared the space with a high-end hotel and said that the boys’ room did not have the thrust of the others, but it had refinement.

“It’s open yet private,” he added. “It’s the dream of a broker.”

Ben and Emma had bad luck not not to achieve the joint victory for their winding bathroom after Han and can use their bonus point to cinch the outright price.


Darren shouted his hands over the wallpaper and Koos: “This is my love bar here. I want to touch everything.”

Shaynna was less enthusiastic and complained that she did not feel the “courage or the soul” in the boys’ room. She felt that they had cut and paste their winning bathroom in the week, and explained the “beige”.

It can be worse. At least it is not described as the perfect bathroom for Dexter.

Latest scores

Han and Can: 29

Em and Ben: 28

Robby and Mat: 27 ¾

Alicia and Sonny: 26 ½

Britt and Taz: 21 ½

Missed an episode? Here are all our summaries so far

Episode 1: Why not NSW applicants were good enough for the block

Episode 2: The worst day on the block

Episode 3/4: ‘Tear Them Off’: Teams forced to tear tiles from walls

Episode 5: Feedback from the jury has one participant surrendered

Episode 6: Dan and Dani’s Hartzeer

Episode 7: The big problem with the designs of Block House

Episode 8: Robby and Mat’s Drunken Blunder

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