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How To Fix A Peeling Bathroom Ceiling
A peeling bathroom ceiling is a common problem, and it usually happens because of moisture and steam. Bathrooms create a lot of humidity, and if the ceiling was not painted or sealed correctly, the paint can lose its grip and start to peel. The good ...
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How Soon Can You Shower After The Bathroom Is Painted?
One of the more commonly asked questions we receive when painting the interior of someone’s home is how long after a bathroom is painted that people can safely take a shower. The short answer is that it depends on the type of paint used, the ...
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Something Sneaky About Composite Material
Although certainly the material of choice (whenever possible) for exterior trim replacement and updating, there is something to realize when replacing rotted wood trim with composite material. Composite shrinks. This is something you may not realize when first electing to update things and convert to ...
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The Christmas Tree Nook
One of my favorite features of homes we work on – particularly older ones – is the seemingly random ‘bump-out’ that many of them have which serves as the PERFECT place to position one’s Christmas Tree. How did this come about being a common practice ...
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What Causes The Board Behind A Gutter To Rot Out?
When the board behind a gutter begins to rot, it is usually a sign that water has been getting into places it should not. This board – often called a fascia board – sits right behind the gutter and helps support it. Because these are ...
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Why It Is Important To Make Sure Your Exterior Light Blocks Are Properly Flashed
“Silicone” is NOT the answer. When installing exterior light fixtures on your home, there are some folks – even some professional electricians – who believe that simply running a bead of exterior-grade silicone around the light block that the fixture itself is mounted to is ...
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Are Your Bluestone Caps Popping?
Bluestone stair tread caps can be beautiful and durable, but many homeowners are surprised when they begin to “pop,” loosen, or shift out of place. When this happens, it usually means something has gone wrong beneath the stone that needs attention before the problem becomes ...
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The Power Of The Tack Cloth
A tack cloth is a special type of cleaning cloth used in home painting and woodworking projects. It is a soft, loosely woven piece of cotton fabric coated with a sticky substance, often made from resin or wax. The sticky coating is what gives it ...
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How To Best Paint Old Oil Trim?
A number of years back there simply was almost no question. Painting the trim on the interior of your home with oil paint was undoubtedly the way to go. Although latex paint was available, there really was no comparison between the quality and durability of ...
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What Is The Purpose Of A Cedar Closet?
Maybe you have one in your own home, or perhaps have an Aunt Betty who, once in a while, refers to her ‘Cedar Closet’. You may already even be familiar with cedar closets in general, but never really understood much about them other than they ...
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