This would make a great pre-Christmas activity that the whole family could do together, minus the step where the bags are filled with goodies, of course!
I had to remove a whole lot of wallpaper and little bits were left on the edge of the tile there.Also these old walls are in pretty rough shape, but they won’t be replaced until “bathroom reno 2.0” happens, so I thought I’d just try to make the whole thing look more presentable by covering up what I could.. Not nice.
We’ve got to make this better.This is what I usually do when I do caulking.I lay down a thin bead and then use my finger to smoosh it until it’s smooth.. Two things are wrong with this: 1) If you read the tube, you’re not supposed to actually touch the caulking with your bare skin.
I got a latex mechanic’s glove that I found in my stash of tools.This made it pretty hard actually cause the glove was way too big.
I usually have smaller gloves around, but I ran out, so I ended up using my finger anyway.
The other thing wrong with this approach (2) is that it didn’t end up looking so great for an after paint job kind of finish.If only there was something to help me fill in the gaps.
Some kind of product that would make my garden look less neglected, but would still allow me to plant new things without having to spear my way through layers of plastic and fabric.. Oh yeah.. Mulch..So I can take an area like this:.
And then go to the local recycling depot, which is where people take things like this branch knocked down during a storm….. To be turned into this stuff!.To be picked up by me for free to use in my garden!.