that we just got some new living room furniture.
You know how a bad, wonky caulking job can just ruin everything and sometimes that stuff can just be so sticky and hard to work with!.If this sounds like you (or maybe it sounds like it could be you in the future) come join me over at the.
GE DIY Center website.today where I’ll take you through the steps to getting things just how you like them, and I’ll show you how turning your routine for this task on its head can make all the difference!.(Plus you’ll get an extra little peek at our new bathroom that we’ve been working on for so long!)I ran a coffee shop for about 10 years and during that time, I learned a lot about the importance of maintaining one of the hardest working appliances out there: your dishwasher.
I had to pay for many (.expensive service and repair calls, and the one thing that we always heard, every time the service guys came out, was that we had to keep the dishwasher clean and maintain it on a regular basis to keep it running smoothly.. We had a really fancy and expensive industrial dishwasher of course, but the concept of maintaining your dishwasher is really the same no matter what kind you have.
You may think that your dishwasher at home is clean but everyday use can cause grease, lime scale, and soap scum to build up in tubes, spray arms, and other vital parts and cause it not to work as well.
When you’re doing 100 loads of dishes per day in a commercial setting, you do need to run maintenance procedures almost constantly, but you probably don’t need to be quite as intense about it at home.Well, I’ve been doing just that, so today I thought I’d share some of my thoughts on filling blank walls in kids’ rooms, as well as some more pictures of the room, just for fun.. 1).
Start with Fabric.Great fabric can make a room.
If you find a few fabrics that you and your son/daughter love, then you can go nuts with it and make all kinds of different things to fill the walls.You’re pretty much guaranteed to love everything you make as long as you love the fabrics!.