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Here's a simpler and cheaper way to create a whisk texture wall application with texture paint. Great for a Holiday weekend project.
1. Apply texture paint on entire wall surface, let it dry.
2. Apply second coat starting at the top and working down to the floor.
3. With a straw broom head, streak the second coat vertically in a single stroke starting at the top and working your way down. keep streaking vertical lines to your desired texture.
Wait 24 hours and you're done!
Tip: Do not take on more wall area than you can steak in 15-20 minutes.

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Need an easy way to mount your flashlights so you can get to it easy when it's pitch black?
Simply mount a broom holder anywhere and snap the flashlight into it.

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Here's a neat idea for storing fishing rods in your garage.
1. Buy a length of 1" PVC.
2. Drill a 1/4" hole through it every 2".
3. Drill a 1/2" hole through one side of the 1/4" holes you've already drilled.
4. Cut the PVC into 1" pieces with the holes directly in the center of the 1" piece.
5. Mount the PVC sleeves onto a flat wood board, mount the board on the wall... DONE!
Any questions? email me at [email protected]

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The easiest DIY project I've ever posted. Take your old broom (clean it), remove the handle, place it on your arts & crafts table, stick it with all you've got!

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If anyone in your family needed crutches in the past, you probably have them sitting in a closet somewhere. They were so expensive, you just want to keep them... just in case!
How about we turn lemons into lemonade? A few screws, some scrap lumber, and a little paint makes a great looking bookcase. A much better way to store your old crutches, don't you agree?

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This a very addictive... chalkboard paint. You can make any surface an interactive surface. Paint over walls, bed frames, flower pots, wine bottles and glasses... get the idea? Leave a couple chalk sticks around and let the creative minds soar.
Proceed with caution...

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On hard surface floors such as hardwood or tile, It’s a very good idea to place felt on the bottom of all of your furniture legs. This will protect your floors from scratches you'll ask me later how to remove... You can use any felt or cloth material, or buy "leg pads" at any home center.

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Water is not your friend when it comes to longevity of your hardwood floors. Because wood is susceptible to water damage, you want to minimize the contact that your floor has with water. To wash your floors, buy a hardwood floor cleaner. Your floors will thank you for many years to come.

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Install towel rods on the inside of your kitchen cabinet doors. Slide all your lids into position and rid yourself of the clutter in under 10 minutes.

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There are many carpet pads available commercially to keep your carpet flat and the edges from curling. A simple solution over a hard surface is to adhere the edges to the floor with velcro® strips.
Try it out, easy, quick, works!

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Dried candle wax on table or floor? Bring out that hair dryer... place it about an inch from the dry wax and melt it in seconds. Then wipe of clean with a cloth. Walla!

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Ever step out of the shower frustrated at the foggy mirror? It was caused by heat, right? Easily defog the mirror by applying more heat with your hair dryer... then continue to dry your hair in the mirror.