Posted by dodatki | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling | Posted on 11-01-2010
I am redoing my kitchen in apples, I have checked out abc distributing, collections ect, and walmart, does anyone know of other great places to find Apple decor?Submited by:mysticmary
Posted by dodatki | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling | Posted on 05-01-2010
We are installing new (paintable vinyl) exterior shutters on windows. We have two windows that have narrow space on each side — too narrow for 7″ shutter (the smallest we’ve found so far). We have about 5″ to work with. Can we get something to “frame” these windows – vinyl strips? – that can be painted to match the new shutters, so these windows won’t look naked?Submited by:britcaro
Posted by dodatki | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling | Posted on 06-12-2009
She She asked:
I want to get new windows and I hear that Pella is the best. I need 13 double hung windows and one picture window.
Posted by dodatki | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling | Posted on 09-11-2009
as1mplek1nd0fl1fe asked:
The kind of paint I’m referring to is the kind you see in like car dealership windows. I’m looking for a solution or something that will make it come off. Right now we’re scraping it and it’s taking a LONG time so if anyone knows a way to get it off faster.
Two things to clear up:
I’m not trying to get paint off wood, it’s off a window.
Also, the razor blade idea is what we’re doing now and it’s taking a LONG time. A faster way is what I’m looking for.
Posted by dodatki | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling | Posted on 02-11-2009
Adam G asked:
I just bought a very old city colonial with new replacement windows. However, they look very boxy and uninteresting. There aren’t any grooves in the window to insert decorative lines. Do you have any other suggestions on putting lines on new windows to give it a colonial feel? Thanks so much!
Posted by dodatki | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling | Posted on 31-10-2009
Jaime B asked:
What is the best type of paint, oil or latex, to use on interior windows? I have horizontal sliding windows and am worried about them sticking where the painted surface of the sash contacts the frame. These are new windows that have been primed at the factory.
Posted by dodatki | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling | Posted on 28-10-2009
I have mini blinds and lace curtains on my living room windows,but the next foor neighbors are always trying to look in my windows when I have the blinds open,so have to keep them shut all the time. I would like to find something to put on the windows so they can’t see in. Any suggestions?
My house faces the street but they stand on their front porch,which is conveniently located for them to look across my wooden 6ft fence into my side living room window……they have been reported to the Police more than once for many different things,but it still hasn’t stopped them. I DO keep the blinds shut and the curtains pulled all the time,I put that in the first part of my details. I just want to be able to open my blinds and curtains to enjoy my own back and front yards without having to feel like I am in a prison with NO way to look out without being spied on all the time.Submited by:grbarnaba
