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Kathi B

New Britain, CT
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I have 3 inch tile around my tub, some of which are loose, I want to know if I can put a tub surround over the tile ?

The bottom row has 4 loose tiles, do I have to secure these first?
Kathi B
Kathi B New Britain, CT on Apr 25, 2012
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  • Woodbridge Environmental Tiptophouse.com
    Woodbridge Environmental ... on Apr 25, 2012
    Loose tile means moisture has got behind the tiles. You should at least remove the bottom area ...»
    and fix any possible mold that may be present. then If your still interested in doing a surround, you simply need to build up the repaired area with cement backer board to bring the repair up flush with the existing tile. This is also a good time to replace if need be the faucets on the wall as you can open up this area and fix or upgrade before putting the surround in.

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Windows & Doors: whats a good deal on window replacement for a home, we're looking to replace windows due to high energy costs.

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Pamela M El Paso, TX
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  • Kathi B
    Commented on Apr 11, 2012
    Depends on how many windows,and the type you want!!!!!Two years ago I was quoted$ 4,300 for 10 ...»
    windows.

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Small mostly freebie backyard deck

This is a small deck I made a few years ago at another trailer we lived in, made from pallets, oversea shipping crates, yard sale stain and polyurethane, junked decorations and tree and ...»
railing and garden ties. In the center of the deck I painted a Koi fish pond. I was asked on HomeTalk facebook to post this awhile ago...

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Karen B Youngstown, NY
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  • Kathi B
    Commented on Apr 08, 2012
    I would have added a real small koi pond, with circulating pump instead!!!!
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