Don't Buy New Appliances! These 9 DIY Hacks Are Brilliant
If your appliance is looking old and dingy, there's plenty of ways to make it look new.
By Hometalk HighlightsBefore: A standard old white fridge
The fridge still worked, but the look was outdated and old.
After: A modern stainless steel feel
With a few layers of paint, this fridge now looks new and transformed.
Before: A plain white oven and stove
This stove had no character and didn’t go with this hometalker’s farmhouse kitchen.
After: A perfect turquoise farmhouse oven
Who wouldn’t want this gorgeous stove in their kitchen?
Before: Your standard white KitchenAid mixer
This blogger already tried to make it different with an embellishment, but it didn’t do much.
After: A polka dotted bold mixer
This stands out on her kitchen counter and totally shows off her unique tastes.
Before: A glossy black and reflective fridge
You could see every stain and smudge on this fridge, even though it was black.
After: A chalkboard masterpiece for $15
Painting this with chalkboard paint made this fridge a central station in the kitchen.
Before: A boring and plain washer and dryer
While giving her laundry room a makeover, she realized she could do the same to her appliances.
Before: A cute 1950s fridge that still worked
We’re just as shocked as you that this vintage piece actually worked.
After: a retro a colorful starter piece
Even if you’re not into the 50s style, you gotta love how this fridge looks now.
Before: A yucky almond colored dish washer
This dishwasher stuck out like a sore thumb in this black and white kitchen.
After: A black and white dishwasher to match
With just some spray paint, this blogger gave her dishwasher a new look to match her kitchen.
Before: An old white mixer that everyone has
It still works fine, but it’s time for some color.
After: A glitz and glammed up stand mixer
We love the gold accents with that turquoise color.
Before: An ugly pop-out window unit
There was nothing to take away from this huge bedroom eyesore.
After: A stylish framed surrounding
This make the room look so much better, and it keeps out the heat that used to seep in.