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RE: Getting smooth drywall joints without losing your mind

Yeah, those beads are a lifesaver until you hit that one spot that just won’t feather out. I’ve tried ECOS too—coverage is decent, but I still find my...

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RE: got denied for a permit—what would you do next?

Yeah, been there myself. Small tweaks usually get you through quicker. Boards can get hung up on the weirdest stuff... better to sidestep the headache...

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RE: Natural cleaners vs store-bought stuff for appliances

I've found baking soda paste pretty reliable too, especially on vintage enamel. Peroxide can be a bit harsh if used frequently—seen it dull finishes m...

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RE: Getting smooth drywall joints without losing your mind

Couldn't agree more. I flip houses, and chasing perfection on drywall is a quick way to lose your mind. One thing that's saved me headaches is using a...

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RE: neighbors installed sound-blocking insulation—does it really work?

Yeah, totally agree. I've flipped a few older homes and found that heavy insulation or vinyl helps some, but bass vibrations just seem to travel regar...

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RE: got denied for a permit—what would you do next?

Had a similar issue flipping a house a couple years back. Thought the property line was pretty clear from old markers, but nope—city said otherwise. E...

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RE: Sneaky ways to brighten your space without flipping the switch

Sheers are nice, but honestly, I found them a bit lacking for privacy at night. Ended up layering them with blackout curtains—still bright during the ...

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RE: Humidity Hacks: Little Things I Wish I'd Known Earlier

Agreed, they're surprisingly handy. I used to eyeball it, thinking I could gauge moisture just by feel, but after getting a cheap monitor I realized m...

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RE: neighbors installed sound-blocking insulation—does it really work?

Mass-loaded vinyl and decoupling drywall can help, sure, but honestly, they're not always worth the hassle or cost. I've flipped a few houses where no...

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RE: are pricey kitchen gadgets really worth it?

Yeah, I get that. I've flipped quite a few homes and staged kitchens with both high-end gadgets and basic gear. Honestly, most expensive kitchen stuff...

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RE: keeping your roof ice-free without breaking the bank

Insulation's definitely your best bet long-term. Heated cables can help short-term, but they're more of a band-aid fix—plus they do bump up your elect...

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