Spray all your surfaces (sink, counters, tub, floors) with a bathroom cleaner like this Lysol.
It doesn’t look too too terrible in this picture, but that’s because I was trying to not make it look too too terrible.The walls were marked up, and half-patched, and the floor was pulled up a bit so we could see the hardwood underneath.
, I wasn’t really ready to paint the walls yet, but I wanted to paint a little, so I did these boxes of color, which kind of gave the feeling of molding on the walls.For a little while, then the icky feeling came back because there were still those marked up parts on the walls and the floor was still torn up a bit.I did a pretty good job of faking it for the pictures though didn’t I?.
I had these (ridiculously easy to make!)capri curtains and this little rug too, which were OK, but I was over the red.
Still icky-feeling..
It was time for the de-ickification (great word, right?!)We finally got that area cleaned up a few weeks ago so now I guess we have a new outdoor work space!.
Getting all your tools out and set up before you start a project makes everything go a lot smoother.For Chris this meant a pretentious local craft beer too, of course.
Also a nail gun, air compressor, jigsaw, router, three saw horses, glue, a mitre saw, and a table saw..He started out by cutting a piece of 1/4″ MDF to the size that he wanted to chalkboard to be..
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