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When the economy was doing well, it was easy to think about spending lots of money on home improvements. Now that the economy isn't doing so well, I've been trying to think of things I can do without making any purchases.
A couple of things I've done thus far:
A couple of things I've done thus far:
- Cleaned out the garage (well, I started to anyway)
- Created some storage containers out of cardboard boxes and decorative paper
Has anyone else out there discovered any low/no cost home improvements?
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
One thing I've always been curious about is where people get their ideas for decorating rooms? Many people say you should think about how you want to feel when you enter a room and then go from there. I recently saw a wine bottle design and thought, wow, it would be great to have a room with those colors. Has anyone else out there had some different inspirations? Feel free to post comments. :)
Monday, April 28, 2008
It's been a while since I posted on here, but I thought I'd try to help promote environmentally friendly paint.
Thus far I have painted my hallway, half of my laundry room, and my porch with the wonder that is non-VOC paint. I have to say that I am a huge fan of Bioshield paint: http://www.bioshieldpaint.com/
I painted my hall with this stuff and never opened the windows. I never even felt like I had to open the windows since the stuff just had a faint scent like chalk.
I also tried the FreshAire stuff that the Home Depot is selling. That seems to have more of an odor. It also had a lot more warnings on the side of the can, so I'm thinking it's not as good as it says it is. At least it does look good on the wall, and it isn't as bad as normal paint.
Overall, it's great to be able to paint in the winter!
Thus far I have painted my hallway, half of my laundry room, and my porch with the wonder that is non-VOC paint. I have to say that I am a huge fan of Bioshield paint: http://www.bioshieldpaint.com/
I painted my hall with this stuff and never opened the windows. I never even felt like I had to open the windows since the stuff just had a faint scent like chalk.
I also tried the FreshAire stuff that the Home Depot is selling. That seems to have more of an odor. It also had a lot more warnings on the side of the can, so I'm thinking it's not as good as it says it is. At least it does look good on the wall, and it isn't as bad as normal paint.
Overall, it's great to be able to paint in the winter!
Sunday, March 09, 2008
I did this a while ago, but while I'm posting before and after pictures, I might as well show these.
In my office, I removed the carpet, painted the walls, and made some curtains. It now looks like a completely different room. I was really lucky to find some beautiful oak floors underneath that carpet.
Before:

After:

In my office, I removed the carpet, painted the walls, and made some curtains. It now looks like a completely different room. I was really lucky to find some beautiful oak floors underneath that carpet.
Before:
After:

Wednesday, January 30, 2008
CUTE!!!
Take a look at this little munchkin: http://photo.accuweather.com/photogallery/content/PhotoDetails.aspx?pid=35966&pfrom=world
It makes the snow a little bit more enjoyable. :)
Take a look at this little munchkin: http://photo.accuweather.com/photogallery/content/PhotoDetails.aspx?pid=35966&pfrom=world
It makes the snow a little bit more enjoyable. :)
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