u/redhamster2009

I rolled the ceiling and got some ceiling paint on the walls. We plan to paint the walls sage green soon- do I need to do anything to these areas first?

We have a raw edge of the kitchen flooring at the top of our basement stairs. The piece right below the flooring is metal, so I cant nail anything into it. We own the house, moved in recently.

I understand the need for bright light in the kitchen, but this thing blinds me. What types of bulbs can I use that will illuminate the area, but wont burn out my eyeballs?

When replacing this lightbulb, do I need to consider any specific type because it is located above the shower?

Also, what brightness and color temperature works best in this space? We have bright lighting above the mirror.

My fiance and I disagree on paint color and couch color for this room - what do you all think?

Is this a good start for these rooms? I already have the dining table, but nothing else. Planning on using Saybrook Sage on the walls. I'll probably also have a bookcase and accent chair later on.

Our kitchen is in the middle of the main floor and has this backsplash. Any ideas for paint colors in the adjoining rooms that wont clash? Dining room and living room are both next to the kitchen.

Im planning to paint this sitting room and dining room sage green. Would it make sense to paint the dining room a slightly darker shade to break up the space?

We have this area outside of our fence that leads into a ditch between the yard and the road. It is a pain to mow because of the walnut trees above, and the slope of the ditch. Right now it is a mixture of creeping charlie, grass, and weeds. What can I plant here instead of grass? Zone 5b

We moved into a house with cool gray carpet and original warm wood trim and doors. I dislike the carpet color, but it is new, so we will be keeping it. What paint color options might work for these rooms?

At my last house I used vinegar as fabric softener in my old maytag top loader to help with hard water- can I use it in this machine without causing problems? I like vinegar as opposed to regular fabric softener because it doesn't leave a scent or residue.

Made with the diamond from my great-grandmothers wedding ring. I wanted a lower profile and some little accent diamonds- I love it!