So here’s what you do:.
This post contains affiliate links.The number of walls that we have in this house that aren’t covered in paneling is seriously itty bitty.We’ve mostly just been painting for now and coming up with results that we’re pretty happy with, and sometimes we’re even ecstatic about how good painted paneling really looks.
We also have a lot of really wonky walls though, so sometimes the only thing to do is to cover them up, or tear them down, or maybe a little of both.. Last week we did a whole bunch of work in Kennedy’s room: Paint, new lighting, new flooring, new trim, all that good stuff.If you follow me on.or Instagram, you may have been following along with that progress.
We still need to add a few finishing touches before the “big reveal”, but it’s looking good.We had one of those wonky walls in there so rather than fussing with it too much, we just went ahead and drywalled it!.
Drywalling always seems to be one of those things that people talk about in hushed tones when they talk about home improvement.
If it’s in bad shape, they hope people won’t notice, but are secretly driven crazy by it because they think fixing it up is either going to a huuuge job or something that you really have to call a professional in for.When you’re doing 100 loads of dishes per day in a commercial setting, you do need to run maintenance procedures almost constantly, but you probably don’t need to be quite as intense about it at home.
Once a month should do it.You’ll want to start with an empty dishwasher.
I just happened to run my dishwasher in the evening on the day that I wanted to do my little maintenance routine so I waited until morning to actually start the process so that I could get some decent pictures to show you.I kept my dishwasher empty so that I could get started first thing in the morning, but this whole process is really so quick that you could easily go through it at night after you do your dinner dishes.
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