How to Fill Nail Holes in Finished Wood
When you're filling nail holes in unfinished wood, use a color-matched wood putty. Apply it to the wood with a putty knife, let it dry and then, sand it smooth.
Read MoreFor finished wood, you can't use cellulose putty because the necessary sanding would scratch the surface. Instead, use a color-matched wax pencil. Just rub the pencil over the nail hole and rub off the excess with your finger or a cloth.
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Reasons You Should Replace Your Shower Head
Brian had some guests over – and when they left, he discovered that the shower head was broken. In this video, he will show you how easy it is to replace a showerhead. Whether you're upgrading from a basic plastic model to a sleek stainless steel version, or simply need to fix a broken one, the process is easy.
A Space-Saving Laundry Hack
Are you tired of cramped laundry areas and limited workspace? If you have a small space, we have a big solution for you! This DIY project is perfect to maximize your space and create a functional laundry area. Using a folding shelf bracket, you can easily create a countertop that folds up when not in use, saving valuable space. What’s the best part of a folding laundry shelf? You can customize it to fit your unique style and needs.
Can You Clean Your Shower with a Power Tool?
Imagine a shower, sparkling clean, with minimal effort. This innovative tool, when paired with a drill, transforms tedious scrubbing into a satisfying power-cleaning session. Its versatile attachments cater to different surfaces, from large, flat tiles to stubborn grout lines. A quick spray of soapy water, a few minutes of drilling, and voila! Your shower is transformed.
