Easy and honest instructions on how to install an uncoupling membrane for tile. Check out the entire series to learn more about laying tile!
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How to Install Ceramic Tile on Concrete
Installing tile yourself can seem like a daunting task, but it can actually be DIY friendly! You just need a healthy dose of patience and you too can do-it yourself. But first, let’s discuss if tile is the right choice for you.
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How to Prepare Concrete for Tile
Now that I had the old flooring safely removed (check out my post on Asbestos Flooring to find out more), it is time to prepare my concrete for tile. This is one of the easiest steps in laying tile, and can in theory be done right before you lay your membrane.
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Asbestos Flooring
Whenever you buy a fixer upper, there is usually “that room” you have to deal with. You know, the one that is so ugly you just...
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How to Make a Space-Themed Room
I started designing this space-themed room with only the vague idea “space” and 4 paintings of the moon. Now that the space room is almost complete I wanted to give you links to the super cute decor, flooring, light fixture, and paint I chose.
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How to Make a Wine Box Centerpiece
Learn how to create an adorable wine box, planter or centerpiece for less than $4 with step by step instructions at CrazyChickDIY.
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How to Make a Sensory Planet Quilt
As the weather turns cold, I enter hermit mode. Today’s project is a sensory planet quilt.
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How to Build a Garbage Holder
Anyone with dogs can relate to the joys of coming home to a sick dog and garbage spread around the house by a mischievous pup. This...
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How to Make an Inexpensive and Waterproof Rug Pad
I made these cushy, waterproof and inexpensive memory foam rug pads for fractions of the cost of a store bought one. Click to learn how!
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How to Hang Drywall By Yourself
Just about every homeowner will have to tackle drywall at some point in their remodel, and it’s everyone’s least favorite part. Drywall is the fastest and probably easiest way to cover studs. It’s easy enough to hang drywall, but a pain in the *** to finish correctly. Today’s post covers just the hanging.
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