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Virginia Peary

Stockbridge, GA
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  • At least it looked nice and neat with the door closed! 1
  • Such a disaster... we couldn't find anything in the jumbled mess, and heaven forbid it was at the back!
  • So you empty first, and knock those shelves out! 1
  • It was small closet sized, we repaired any wall damaged and painted. the strips are from the wood they used to hold the former shelves up.
  • My production line for painting. 8
  • I used a left over Behr semi-gloss for the first 2 coats. But finished it off with a nice coat of gloss.
  • You can see the aluminum channel he used to hold the shelves. Smart hubby. 1
  • I can see everything! We did add one more shelf up high a little later. And the bottom shelf is about 8 inches from the floor, so I can clean! 5
  • Everything has a place.  So nice. No more digging around to find things. 10
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Pantry Remodel!

The standard pantries in the house we bought last year were almost unusable. Long deep shelves and only 3-4 of them in a large closet sized area. Thank heavens they had doors. I designed ...»
the shelves, my husband cut them out of MDF boards, I painted them with several coats of paint, and he installed them with aluminum channel. The channel allowed use of the shelf all the way to the back of the space. I counted and measured all the things in my food pantry to make the plan for how many shelves, how wide, tall and deep they needed to be. See the beginning and end result. It's so nice to be able to find things now. It turned out so nice, we did the 2nd pantry where I keep dishes, plastics, and mixed items for the kitchen!

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Melissa B Forney, TX
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Gardening: Planting Two Apple Trees

I have two apple trees that I am planting. A honeycrisp and a Haralred. I am new to planting fruit trees and wanted to know if there is anything that I really need to know when actually planting them. They are pretty tall, well established I would say....not babes...lol. Any tips?
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Sandy D West Fargo, ND
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    Commented on Aug 23, 2012
    Good luck. You might want to check with some one about how close they are planted to the ...»
    building.... They look kinda close to a house? Roots do spread, & moving them young would be a good thing.

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Design & Décor: I have been debating painting my chandy red and putting it up in the living room..

but I am not sure if it would totally clash with the light fixture I have in the dining room since its a very open space... thoughts???
Teresa M
Teresa M Eagle Rock, VA
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    Commented on Sep 17, 2011
    I just read the other posts....no I would not paint the chandler red...Leave it GOLD...Or ...»
    spray it white, then if you change your mind later you can go back to gold or any other color

    I see that the other wall is red, that should be enough, as I said before too much red will be un-inviting.

    Red is too dermatic a color to have too much of!

    It's a good accent color only.

    I have been painting on canvus for years & know this for a fact.

    Good luck and have fun!

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Painting: Painting rooms on a budget- where can I find tips on how to paint using more than one color within the same room, and

maintain a balance of elegance and personality. Nothing Gaudy PLEASE!
Bevelyn J
Bevelyn J Orlando, FL
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    Commented on Sep 17, 2011
    Most home improvment stores like Lowes & Home Depo have painters in the store that will show ...»
    you how to do it. Useing tape to mark off areas to make stripes, lines ect...

    There are a lot of things that you can do with paint.

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Design & Décor: I have a LOT of wallpaper in my 20 year old kitchen and I want to take it down.

How can I tell if it will come down easily and not destroy the sheet rock?
Becky S
Becky S Gainesville, GA
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    Commented on Sep 17, 2011
    If it's 20 years old ...I bet that there is no primer under it. People did not prime the walls ...»
    before they put up wall paper 20 years ago.

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  • Failed caulking causing soffit leaks
  • Underside effect, the beginning of rot

Leaky gutter corners are present on almost every house and this almost always leads to soffit rot.

I'm convinced there is a flawed technique that is repeated with every installation.

I've seen enough to know these corners are prone to failure and cannot be remedied. I ...»

would like to see something like a contiguous, one-piece corner, say a foot long on either end. Does anyone know of anything like that on the market. I would like to recommend something that is not going to cause the same problem when a customer needs new gutters. Thanks, Charles

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Peace Painting Co., Inc. Alpharetta, GA
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  • Virginia Peary
    Commented on Sep 17, 2011
    Have you seen the ad on TV for the black rubber spray? We are going to try it ... (hope it ...»
    works)

    If not then we will try silicon caulk, it might work and would be water proof too. What do you think?

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Gardening: these things are popping up in the yard next door and now I see a couple in my yard.

What are they and how do I keep them outta my yard ? They look like shoots from maybe a tree that was near here in the past.
Mike C
Mike C Villa Rica, GA
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  • Virginia Peary
    Commented on Sep 17, 2011
    It's hard to tell from the pictures but they look like thistles... which are weeds.If they are ...»
    then, "Round Up" should kill them!

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