Yeah, that stairwell thing is a real headache. I thought it’d be a simple “just add stairs” situation, but then you realize you’re losing a chunk of y...
Linen’s tough, no doubt. I’ve had a set for years that just gets softer, not thinner. Bamboo was a bust for me too—felt great at first, but those pill...
Water alarms are actually pretty handy, at least in my experience. I put one by my sump a couple years back after a close call—caught a leak before it...
Honestly, I hear you about the timing never lining up, but I’ve actually had a couple projects where things went smoother than expected. Maybe it’s ju...
Title: Natural cleaners vs store-bought stuff for appliances Yeah, microfiber is a game changer—can’t believe how many people skip it. For the range ...
Title: Sneaky ways to brighten your space without flipping the switch I’ll back you up on the peel-and-stick wallpaper thing—used to think it was jus...
I get where you’re coming from with pendants and layered lighting, but honestly, I still think recessed cans get a bad rap. Maybe it’s just me, but I’...
I get the appeal of sanding blocks for big walls, but honestly, I’ve switched to using a pole sander most of the time. Way less strain on your arms an...
Honestly, I get the logic behind focusing on weather stuff first, but I’ve found sometimes it’s the boring interior stuff that bites you. Like, I used...
Yeah, totally agree with this. Learned early on that inspectors aren't just being picky for the sake of it—they've usually seen enough disasters to kn...
I've tried cayenne pepper spray before, and honestly, it was hit or miss. Worked great for a week or two, then the rabbits seemed to get used to it—or...
Charcoal bags are decent for minor humidity, but honestly, if you're already dealing with mold, they're probably not gonna cut it. I've tried them bef...
I've tried the vinegar soak method a few times myself. Honestly, after drying outside for a day or two, the vinegar smell pretty much disappears. Mayb...
Good tip about sanding the driftwood—I usually skip that step if the surface feels rough enough, but you're right, smoother pieces can be a pain. I've...