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RE: When the fence is a highway, not a wall

I totally get the urge to let things get a little wild—sometimes the quirks are what make a project feel alive. My old porch railing is a patchwork of...

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RE: When city inspectors go wild: Did you see this recent story?

I hear you, but I’ll admit I’m one of those weirdos who actually likes hunting down the “right” stuff. There’s something kind of fun about finding a d...

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RE: Keeping track of renovation plans without losing your mind

Title: Keeping track of renovation plans without losing your mind Demo dust is the bane of my existence, honestly. I’ve tried every trick in the book...

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RE: How picky are you about checking your own reno work?

I hear you—living in an old house, I swear every wall and floor is just a little off. Drives me a bit crazy, but I’ve learned to pick my battles. Some...

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RE: Turning my basement ceiling into a fantasy-inspired hangout

I know what you mean about the “busy” thing, but honestly, I think there’s something kind of wonderful about a space that leans all the way into a the...

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RE: EARTHQUAKE-PROOFED MY FIRST BUILDING AND IT ACTUALLY WORKED

Interesting to hear your experience with bamboo composites—I haven't tried those yet, but now I'm curious. When we restored our 1920s bungalow, we wen...

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RE: how much did your bathroom remodel run you (roughly)?

Fair point, but honestly, sometimes those "surprise carpentry lessons" are half the fun. When we remodeled our historic bathroom, unexpected quirks le...

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RE: Keeping Your Home Dry: Insulation Tips for Flood-Prone Areas

I've had pretty good luck with rain barrels myself, but I agree they're not enough on their own. My house is an older historic home, and the basement ...

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RE: plumbing check-up dilemma: DIY or hire a pro?

Totally agree, older houses always seem to have a few curveballs hidden behind the walls. When we redid our kitchen, I thought it'd be a quick weekend...

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