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How To Remove a Shower Insert

How often have you wanted to remove that shower insert and replace it with something nicer? Prefabricated shower inserts (AKA acrylic showers or fiberglass showers) can offer a quick remodel or build. They are generally more budget-friendly than a traditional tile shower. They come in various sizes and shapes. These are positives that you may appreciate when installing a shower. However, there are several downsides as well.

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Which Drywall Anchors to Use?

There is nothing worse than trying to hand something on a wall only to have it fall, or worse, tear a huge hole in the wall.

Drywall (aka sheetrock) is not made to support the weight of wall art or other necessary wall hangings. This is why using the correct drywall anchors is so important. 

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Paint Color of the Year

Each year, those in the know offer their predictions for color trends and what is to come. Sometimes those predictions turn out to be accurate. Sometimes… not so much. This year the colors have been predicted, and you may be surprised at where we are heading.

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Under-the-Sink Storage and Organization Tips

Organizing under your sink not only makes things easier to find but also can increase storage space in kitchens and/or bathrooms. But what about that bulky drain line that is in the way? Not a problem. There are solutions for every under-the-sink design. 

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18 DIYs for a Designer Kitchen

Everyone wants to have a fabulous kitchen. However, most of us either don’t have the time or the budget to embark on a complete makeover – regardless of how much we would love to do one. So, what can be done to update or improve upon a kitchen that isn’t going anywhere for a while.

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Microwave Location Options

One of the most difficult decisions many faces when building or designing a kitchen is deciding where to put the microwave. Which type of microwave is best? And where exactly is the best location? 

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DIY Pastry Board and Stove Cover

I have been wanting a large pastry board for a while now, and I finally got around to building one. It turned out GORGEOUS! I made mine out of walnut to get those deep beautiful tones. It is double-sided, which means I can flip it over and use the other side as a cutting board.

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7 Ways to Flatten Wood

Every woodworker needs to have a way to flatten wood.  If you think this requires you to own an expensive piece of equipment, you would be wrong. There are several options available for every budget. Each has its limits, but each can be used to create a nice flat surface to any wood plank or board. 

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5 Ways to Get Rid of Algae On Outdoor Surfaces

The only thing required for green algae, mold, and mildew to grow on your outdoor surfaces are moisture, shade, and a food source. The most common areas are along the northern side of homes, under trees, and in other shaded areas where drainage is slow. But we have 5 easy ways to get rid of algae, mold, and mildew on your outdoor surfaces.

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Kreg Pocket Hole Jig

Kreg Pocket Hole Jig

I want to introduce you to one of my favorite workshop tools – the Kreg pocket hole jig. If you don’t own at least one pocket hole jig, you really ought to consider getting one. There is a jig for every price point and/or frequency of use. 

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How to Upgrade Toilet Flush Levers

Sometimes, it’s the really small touches that make the difference in a home’s decor. This is very apparent to me when I walk into a bathroom and admire the lovely toilet flush levers that some  bathrooms have. Yes, you may think it is a sad day when someone is admiring toilet levers, but then again, I am a stickler for the details. Of course, I never notice the plain levers. For some reason, my eyes just never settle on them unless they are nice. However, when I do notice them, it really solidifies that impression of quality and high-end finishes. So, if you have ever wondered how to upgrade toilet flush levers, this is for you.

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DIY Lighted Movie Poster Box

 Last year, I posted a reveal of my home theater. As a result, I received numerous requests for the details about how I made my lighted movie poster boxes. I had initially planned to post the instructions for this DIY shortly following that reveal. However, I inadvertently deleted several images that were necessary to provide a good detailed tutorial. Well, fast forward to today. I stumbled across a few images that had been saved in the cloud. So, now I am able to put together this DIY on how to make a lighted movie poster box. Yay!

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How To – Dish Drawer Organizer

Efforts to get my kitchen completely organized are starting to pay off. I just love to open these plate drawers and see everything looking so beautifully organized. I have finally created a low-budget but high-quality peg drawer system. Today, I am providing the details for making a custom dish drawer organizer.

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How to Repair Hollow Core Door Holes

One of the biggest issues with hollow core doors is that they can easily get a hole in them. Then, what do you do? No one wants to replace an entire door, right? Well, I am going to show you how to quickly and easily repair hollow core door holes with just a few simple items.

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When to Not Use Pocket Hole Screws

Have I mentioned lately that woodworkers are some of the most opinionated and set-in-their-way people who you will ever have the good fortune to meet? If you are a professional woodworker, then yeah, I am probably talking about you. If you are a beginner, be warned! We are going to discuss when to NOT use pocket hole screws!

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9 Must Have Items Every College Student Needs For Dorm Life

As you finalize the plans for getting your college student packed and ready for that long haul off to campus, their are a few tips that I would like to share with you from my own experience. After going through the rigors of getting a few college students settled in throughout those 8 semesters, spread out over 4 years, I quickly picked picked up on the essentials that help them to make life comfortable and efficient. These are the 9 must have items every college student needs for dorm life.

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Best Places to Hide Christmas Gifts that Actually Work

When I see suggestions out there to hide presents in my underwear drawer, I have to laugh. People, underwear is no deterrent for a determined child! I guess I feel like that because, I was one of those kids that went on a scavenger hunt during the holidays to locate my presents. Actually, there were several of us, and not only did we search for the gifts, but if we found them, we would very carefully open them. Then, rewrap them to hide the evidence. Based on my experience, I can tell you that the first place that a kid is going to look is in your bedroom. So, if you need the best places to hide Christmas gifts that actually work, then read on.

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How To Make Wooden Stars from Scrap Wood

I thought that this week, I would show you how to make wooden stars from scrap wood. Wooden stars are the perfect accent piece for bookshelves because you can use them any time of the year. And since we are using scrap wood to make them, you can make one for every holiday or season.

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Patriotic Room Designs and Decor

Happy 4th everyone! I hope that you all are having a great time. In honor of the holiday, I am posting these great ideas for decorating with the red white and blue. I hope that these patriotic room designs inspire you. Keep in mind that they do not need to be restricted to a holiday. These rooms and decor can hold their own all year through. So let’s get started!

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