removing smoker’s stains and odors from home interiors

Posted on: 2 December 2016

Many people choose to undertake home painting jobs on their own, whether to save money or simply because they take pleasure in this repetitive task. Yet without adequate knowledge of painting technique, you may end up with a much bigger mess than you anticipated. If you have plans to undertake a painting project in the future, read on. This article will discuss three handy tricky to reduce both your stress and your clean up efforts. [Read More]

Posted on: 24 July 2016

Keeping your home clean is just one of many responsibilities that you have as a homeowner. While you should have no problem cleaning most things in the house, you might not be able to clean the walls. Flat paint is a common paint finish that is used in living rooms, bedrooms, and hallways. The issue with this finish is that dirt gets onto the surface quite easily and it is not something that you can easily clean off. [Read More]

Posted on: 10 February 2016

When painting your interiors, painting the ceilings can be the most painful and annoying part of the job. You have to spend a lot of time craning your neck upward as you try to get complete coverage. Your arms will tire out because you have to hold them above your head for long periods of time. The difficulty of the job is compounded if you are painting your ceiling white, where it can be difficult to distinguish between the new paint from the old paint. [Read More]

Posted on: 21 December 2015

Do you have painted walls with paintbrush marks on them? If you can see lines in the paint, the previous paintjob was likely completed using a cheap paintbrush. The tools you purchase to complete a paintjob will have a big impact on how nice your project looks when it is done. Fortunately, a little work can eliminate those brush marks so they don't show through the new paint. Here, you will learn how to do just that. [Read More]