Chipped tiles in your kitchen and bathroom can really detract from the look of your house. These damages can occur over time and will begin to build up if you are not careful. Tiles can be chipped if they are struck by a hard or heavy object.
Home Improvement
How To Insulate Vaulted Ceiling Between Rafters
Any homeowner knows that the secret to a warm, comfortable house is good insulation. However, if you own a house with a vaulted or cathedral ceiling, effectively insulating it is easier said than done.
How To Remove Silicone From Tiles or Shower Base
It can be very tough to remove silicone from shower tiles or a shower base.
Perhaps there is an excess of silicone that has been laid by over-excited installers, or contractors who don’t completely know what they are doing, destroying an otherwise nice appearance.
How To Tile A Shower Niche (Step By Step)
A shower niche is a small shelf in the wall of your shower. It is super useful if you want to declutter your bathroom or don’t want to have all of your shower things on …
How to Paint Window Sills Without Streaks
There are plenty of tutorials available for painting walls and ceilings, but how to paint trim and window sills is something often omitted. Adding a new coat of primer and paint will change up the …
What is a Sump Pump and Why Do I Need One?
A sump pump is a mechanism you install at the lowest point of your basement or crawlspace, set up with piping and with a covered pit over a filter trap. A sump pump drains excess …
How to Replace Rotted Wood Around a Window
Wood accents on a home add warmth and personality, but they inevitably will deal with some sort of wood rot later on. Wood rot is unavoidable for the most part, but once you identify serious …
Can You Paint Tile Edges? (What You Need to Know)
Tile is a common material used in homes across the world. Tile is common because it’s durable and beautiful. It can also be customized with the right type of paint to create a border or to help the tiles blend into other adjoining materials.
Can You Use Drywall Mud on Wood?
Can you use drywall mud on wood? Yes, you can. Also known as joint compound, joint cement, or wood cement, drywall mud is safe for any wood with a rough surface from water damage.
The cement fills in the gaps between the linking drywall boards or panels, so your wall will be smooth.
Does Drywall Mud Go Bad?
Finishing off a wall with drywall mud is supposed to be relatively simple, but if your mud looks or smells strange, it can be off-putting and may make you concerned. So does drywall mud go bad?
