Bathrooms
Remove Adhesive From Tub
I received the following question from a reader, and would like to take the time to answer it for all of you to see as well. If you have any other suggestions or ideas, please feel free to post in the comment section. Thanks! Question: “I recently purchased a home that has a bathtub with … Continue reading
How To Hang A Door
REMEMBER….SAFETY FIRST! This Post will teach you how to hang a door that has been previously removed by removing the hinge pins. Half the hinge will be connected to the jamb and the other connected to the door. Other door hanging instructions are coming soon. Tools & Materials Needed: Flat … Continue reading
Review: Dewalt 10″ Wet Saw
DEWALT D24000S Heavy-Duty 10-inch Wet Tile Saw: Manufacturer Description: The DeWalt D24000 10″ Wet Tile Saw, Rips To 24″, Diagonal To 18″ Tile, Maximum Depth 3-3/4″ For V-Cap Pavers, 1-1/5 HP, 15A Motor Will Cut Porcelain & Stone As Well, Plunge Cuts For Electrical Outlets & Floor Registers, Motor Tilts To 44/22.5 Degrees With … Continue reading
How Long Should My Water Heater Last?
I received this question from a reader recently and would like to take the time to answer it. Question: “How long should my water heater last?” –Tim W. Answer: On average a gas water heater will last about 8-10 years (these are more energy efficient but require more maintenance), an electric will last about 10-15 … Continue reading
How To Remove Doors
REMEMBER….SAFETY FIRST! Tools & Materials Needed: Flat Head Screwdriver Hammer Step by Step 1. With door shut take screwdriver and place it on the bottom of the hinge pin 2. Take your hammer and drive hinge pin up and out of the hinge 3. Pull all pins out … Continue reading
How To Clean Windows
REMEMBER….SAFETY FIRST! Tools & Materials Needed: Squeegee Windex Cloth Rags 5# Box Plastic Window Scraper Cleaner/Degreaser, Natural Orange Micro Fiber Cloth Step by Step 1. Take a cloth and all purpose cleaner and clean off window sashes and jambs. 5. After window dries a bit you can take … Continue reading
Waterproofing a Shower
I received this question from a reader recently and would like to take the time to answer it. QUESTION “How can I ensure that water won’t penetrate through my tiled shower into the walls?” -Jack, CA ANSWER: The most important things you can do to protect the walls under your tile in the shower are … Continue reading




