u/redhamster2009

I need to replace a doorknob and I hate the gold. Brushed Nickel or Matte Black are my top picks at the moment.

Leaky cold water pipe above water heater was repaired with this. The small line was moved from hot water line to cold.

Will it hurt the tree more to open a wound by removing the nail?

Has anyone found a good solution for organizing and storing tools, hardware, painy, lightbulbs, tape, glue, batteries and other random home maintenance supplies?

Can someone identify this type of hydrangea at my new house? It desperately needs a trim, but I dont want to mess it up. As you can see in the 4th photo, it is taking over the bush beside it.

Zone 5b. In the Midwest, so the hydrant will be shoveled around frequently.

Edit: I have no intention of trying to hide this hydrant or interfere with responders access to the hydrant. I am looking for low profile options that will reduce the burden of having to try and mow around this area, and still look nice.

I want to get rid of my dresser and move all of my clothes in this closet. The doors slide, so there is open space behind the other door as well. The dresser holds shorts, leggings, , underwear, bras and pajamas. What type of organizer would work best?

The vinyl plank flooring doesn't quite reach the door base in our new house. How can we fill in this space?

There is no defined end to this room, so we tried just ending the paint at the window. If we keep painting we will need to go all the way to the stairs, and probably also paint around the closet door opposite the front door. Im fine woth doing that, but thays a lot of green. How bad does it look right now?

I want to paint these two rooms the same color (BM saybrook sage, regal select), but the far room is a dining room. Can I use matte paint on the front room and eggshell on the back room or will that look horrible?

Planning to get this touched up soon, should I go for the same design and colors? It took 15 years for it to fade this much.

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.