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and it’s time to focus on spring cleaning, doing a little home improvement and giving your home the fresh start it deserves for the new season. These products are game changers when it comes to maintaining a home not only for spring but year round, gets the whole family involved and provides less wear and tear for a part of your home (hello less clean up). If it’s me getting work done from home, running errands or simply spending time with family, the DEEBOT is behind the scenes cleaning our floors. Through the ECOVACS app, you can set your DEEBOT 600 to start cleaning while you’re on the way home.
It all seems to balance out since the curtain rod made out of wooden closet rods and pipes stretches the length of the wall. Find the midpoint of ceiling along the wall you’ll be hanging the curtain rod. Insert the end you just shaved down into one side of the tee piece and place the other end in the open flange against the wall (do not attach the flange on the wall yet). You’ll also want to make sure that the open flange on the wall is four inches away from the wall it’s going in front of so it’s in line with the tee.
You’ll want to use primer for two reasons: It adheres successfully to tile and then allows your main paint to successfully adhere to the primer. Of course you may opt not to paint your grout but it could make painting your tile a little trickier with having to be extra careful not to get any paint on the grout. You don’t want to stencil an adjoining tile because you don’t want the edges of the stencil hitting the wet paint of the tile you just stenciled. If not, the build up of paint on the stencil could cause more paint to leak underneath the stencil.
I knew if I wanted to incorporate a lot of flowers, I needed to use pots that were at various heights. Make the Most of Your Decor As we enter into the spring season and look forward to the summer days ahead, I want you to keep that in mind with your spring front porch. With that said, incorporate a few spring items and other items that will work for both spring and summer. I hope this inspires and helps you create a spring front door or porch that you’ll also love this spring season!