Plumbing is usually underappericated. The reason it is regulated by the Health department is that plumbing directly impacts the water supply, incorrect connections can cause back feeding contaminated water into the potable water system. In addition, plumbing is hidden in the walls, if the installation leaks and fills up your walls with water it is a major disaster.
@mrphoenixgrey
Ай бұрын
Exactly 🙏🏼
@lullabyandtales904
Ай бұрын
Yeah. Three months after I use my new bathroom, I found out there is water leak. I thought he is professional and I paid him plus bonus.
@dismurrart6648
Ай бұрын
Yeah I have champagne dreams on a box wine budget so I do a lot of diy but plumbing is something I get a guy for.
@karenmartin9008
Ай бұрын
Hmm, I somewhat agree, most DIYers shouldn't touch plumbing, but my sister worked for a local government building code department. We asked her to recommend a good plumber, as she gets to see all the inspection reports. She told us "there are no GOOD plumbers, just less bad ones". 😂
@kimwaltz6114
Ай бұрын
@@karenmartin9008 I also work for a building department, we are not allowed to provide recommendations. Although we do not regulate plumbing - the Health Department does, there are good and less good contractors. Many people take pride in their work. The Building Department we enforce the code but try to help people as much as we can. The things we require to be on drawings are what we see often missed and then comes up as a surprise for the owner and sometimes the contractor during inspection.
@JuliaARubin
Ай бұрын
Thank you for another fun video! One thing to note about copper countertops, is that green oxidation on copper is actually super toxic, used to be the main ingredient used against cockroaches and bedbugs, so at the very least they should be sealed or lacquered. Copper cookware and bakeware is usually tin or otherwise plated for that specific reason, so if tat was not a food safe copper, it could be dangerous.
@pjperdue1293
Ай бұрын
Guaranteed it's not food-safe sealed copper.
@suzannecarter445
Ай бұрын
I consider this a public service. Hopefully, you will save a lot of people a lot of grief. I speak as a recovering (almost reformed) DIYer who has lost her deposit, electrocuted herself, and caused a major plumbing disaster. Please continue this good work.
@penguinYT1
Ай бұрын
I really appreciate that you actually teach us about basic construction choices such as the viability of using certain materials, and don't just talk about style.
@munirahamin5630
2 күн бұрын
ranee deserve that 10 Point. i'm really enjoys how she design her house. it's so beautiful .
@Lux_Lethal
Ай бұрын
I need eye bleach for the kitchen cabinet paint DIY. In addition to using a primer, you have to remove the doors/drawers, and remove the hardware! I think I may just be a little salty because we bought a house earlier this year, and the previous owners tried so many projects when they should've called a professional. Now, it's going to be more work to try to fix their "fixes."
@julzm7067
Ай бұрын
I DIY'ed my cabinets...correctly. Removed the doors and hardware, sanded, primed, then painted. It worked well because the doors and drawer fronts i sprayed in the garage with multiple light coats for the primer and paint. It's a massive job to do well.
@Lux_Lethal
Ай бұрын
@@julzm7067 I loved reading that. Maybe that was my "eye bleach." 😆
@lsamoa
Ай бұрын
Yeah it's not going to turn out to great, but at the same time I wouldn't give her too much grief because she didn't DIY this to create content and mislead people into thinking it's a good idea to do things this way, but she did it out of necessity and probably budget.
@julzm7067
Ай бұрын
@@Lux_Lethal My house was poorly done flip, I feel your pain. I did most of the renos but I did get help when it was prudent. After I smashed all the ugly stone off the fireplace I had it cleaned and inspected before I put the marble up...the look on the guy's face was priceless. He was so shocked he agreed to not report me to the city code office.
@julzm7067
Ай бұрын
@@lsamoa A small budget and the desire to have a nice home are good motivators. It took me days to do my cabinets and they looked good for more than a decade.
@katym333
Ай бұрын
Love the mix of positive and negative! So often I just see critique and no positives, it was really nice to see a mix ☺️
@JohnMcLovin-xq3qg
Ай бұрын
That first clip with the mismatched materials and arches is going to give me PTSD.
@mrphoenixgrey
Ай бұрын
You and me both 😰😰
@bitchenboutique6953
Ай бұрын
I MEAN!!!!! Like, okay people… you had an interesting idea but no actual knowledge of design or materials and perhaps there’s a REASON why you don’t do this for a living?! Like if they had taken sketches to a pro and had actual plans drawn up that they could follow, they may have been able to construct it and still say it was DIY, if that’s super important to them.
@shadowfox009x
Ай бұрын
I've seen a few diyers do a shelf like that made out of wood which looked pretty neat. Saying that as someone who doesn't like arches. The inspiration is apparently some really expensive designer-shelf. But wood is easier to cut and sand into shape than cinderblocks.
@SpaceDementia_
Ай бұрын
Not to mention the fact that that Urban Outfitters shelving unit is already looking dated, going for something THAT specific and trendy as a whole built-in wall... Not the smartest idea
@auntlynnie
Ай бұрын
Oooh, those “magic windows” look amazing!
@lsamoa
Ай бұрын
Shellac-based primers are probably humankind's greatest invention. I love it so much. It saved a wall in my home that got water damage from a neighbour. Not only does it provide an excellent base for painting, it also seals odours forever. Absolute lifesaver.
@kristinapreedy7069
Ай бұрын
Totally agree with your assessments, per usual 😊. However, we do quite a bit of DIY ourselves (hubby and I are both engineers) but did contract out a mini-update to our kitchen (countertops and backsplash) a few years ago. When our house flooded from a broken sprinkler pipe in late 2022, however, and we had to have the entire 3200 sq ft rambler rebuilt (well the bottom 1/3), the “professionals” did all the plumbing, drywall, painting, cabinet installation, etc. Oy what a nightmare and we’re still dealing with it. We have had to watch them like hawks to make sure they are doing things “right,” and have had to fix multiple screw ups or have them come back to fix them. So even if you have the “pros” do your plumbing, make sure you know how it should be done correctly so that you can check them. 🤦🏼♀️
@jamesdellaneve9005
Ай бұрын
Some people are better at DIY than others. I could have been a contractor, but life took another path. My Dad owned apartment buildings and we did everything and that’s where I learned. I was my own GC for my house. It’s drastically cheaper to do your own work. I am much slower than professional contractors, but the savings is incomparable. If you screwed up, do it over. You’ll learn a lot. The only thing that I can’t do is electrical and I hire retired electricians.
@cakedupkevin
Ай бұрын
Those copper countertops...THE GASP I GUSPED!
@jeannineterese1037
Ай бұрын
✨Magic Window✨ but wait there’s More!😂
@nailguncrouch1017
Ай бұрын
That's exactly what he sounded like, which automatically makes me suspicious.
@cathybryant5119
Ай бұрын
A set of free steak knives!
@GoettingRx
Ай бұрын
I had a plumber in on Friday for something I could totally have done myself, but if there’s one thing I can’t stand it’s water where there shouldn’t be water and I just don’t need that heartache. Plus I had him install a faucet while he was here, which I could also have done, but he came across issues that would’ve just pushed me over the edge so I’m glad he took care of it. I would love that “magic window” and have a place in mind I’d like to put it. Still waiting for your OF page… 😂 (take my money!!)
@vaderladyl
Ай бұрын
i would be really careful using existing closet space to be converted, because one day you might need the closet back, or when selling, that is a minus when people are looking for more closet space, when checking out potential houses to buy. Those windows are phenomenal. Plumbing, electric and other need to be done to code to even get insurance and /or sell a home in some states.
@Itscannatella
Ай бұрын
I mean, you could always put items somewhere else. The whole idea of “future buyers won’t like it so I won’t do it in my home” is so ridiculous.
@vaderladyl
Ай бұрын
@@Itscannatella I never said "don't do things", if you read carefully. I am actually all for it about doing what you want in your home, especially if you are in it for the long haul, but I just don't do things nilly willy without weighting the consequences and the advantages or disadvantages of doing it, especially if you are planning on living in a place for a very short time.
@annonone93
Ай бұрын
one day i might slip on the soap in the shower, but that doesn't stop me from showering. at the end of the day you can put the closet back if it's removed, and you're not removing a closet because you think you might need it, you're removing it because you do not need it or it's placed in an awkward location. removing a closet is not as big of a turn off as people think it is because a buyer isn't going to walk into a room and be like, "where is the closet" unless they pull floorplans before touring. a major turn off is old appliances, not enough bathrooms, and not enough bedrooms
@vaderladyl
Ай бұрын
@@annonone93 still my comment is valid and if it doesn't apply to you, move along. I said not never do but to think before you do, some common sense that seems to be lacking a lot nowadays.
@annonone93
Ай бұрын
@@vaderladyl you say might coming from a place of what-if and then cry that other people should ignore the comment you made as a public post on reasons why your thought is more true. you cant expect people to move along when you comment about some adults making adult choices to remove a closet. common sense is lacking with your fallacies
@marcicook3166
Ай бұрын
Those built in arch cubbies remind me of the 90s when they were putting recessed built ins in every wall, hated them then and still do
@0HellcatMary0
Ай бұрын
I like charming buildins in old homes because they usually serve specific functions, or are always in little crawl spaces or awkward corners... Plus if it's original to the house there is actual structure/framing. Modern buildins just look like the drywall sunk in.
@jennifernichols509
Ай бұрын
Listen these are my favorite videos because watching your facial expressions are comedy gold! Thanks for another fabulous video!
@kellyboyd3868
10 күн бұрын
THOSE WINDOWS!!!!! Fu***ng fantastic! (Sorry Eileen)
@TonyYeungExe
Ай бұрын
This series needs to have a name! So fun to watch.
@shadowfox009x
Ай бұрын
The window things made me lauch (German here). We have similar windows although they open to the inside, so supereasy to clean. Standard in every German home for decades. The build-in screens are nice but explain why they have to make the windows open to the outside. But we would only need the insect screens as German homes usually come with rolling shutters on the outside. And yes, I often leave the windows open or tilted over night while I have the shutters down. Perfect in summer to get some fresh air into the bedroom.
@The_Smith
Ай бұрын
That roman clay looked fantastic, my biggest concern though is how easy is it to patch a nail hole or the like?
@mrphoenixgrey
Ай бұрын
Gotta make sure you have some spare leftovers hanging around for this!
@The_Smith
Ай бұрын
@@mrphoenixgrey OK, so no different really than any other project. Thanks.
@vaderladyl
Ай бұрын
@@The_Smith the trick is when hammering you need to be careful not to cause cracks on the plaster/clay.
@marieclaudebedard6728
17 күн бұрын
Since it was a kitchen, I was wondering if it is easy to wash ( grease splatters, sticky fingers etc)...
@lulu4058
Ай бұрын
Ok thé window is super perfect for my bug infested region in France 😂
@PB-Trinity
Ай бұрын
Instead of Magic Window they should call it Daddy Window... 😁
@jesshallock5346
5 күн бұрын
My parents have a copper countertop on a bar space and it is the WORST to clean and keep looking nice. You have to use coasters and clean it, it’s pretty but a pain.
@Paula-sw2tt
Ай бұрын
Maybe the husband or wife is a professional plumber in their day job, only way I woud to that bathroom. But then is it really "DYI"?
@AndYourLittleDog
Ай бұрын
Phoenix, I enjoyed seeing the side of you that your paramour brings out. If he would like to pop up and say hello from time to time, it would be lovely to see him chill you out.
@anthonypecorara
Ай бұрын
He has had it…OFFICIALLY!
@mrphoenixgrey
Ай бұрын
Truly 😉 🤣
@rebelliousraven
Ай бұрын
I'm going to dissent here. My husband built our 3 story 5000+ sq foot house himself. He designed, then built it from the ground up- every nail, wall, pipe, wire, and cabinet/built-in. He milled the wood floors from our woods and laid every tile. Every idea I brought him he worked on until it was just right. 30+ years later, it's as beautiful as when it was first built. We did ask "professional" friends for input when needed. We did fix a few mistakes here and there. That's just part of the journey. Discouraging people from educating themselves then creating things has led to the dumbing down of many Americans. Very few people have any hands on useful skills. My father in law built his own homes too. My son is now building his home with my daughter in law making her own cabinets with beautiful dovetail drawers. I'm happy my husband has passed on these skills to our sons and daughters.
@jazdragen
Ай бұрын
If your husband actually took the effort to get it right, then he's not in the same category as these DIYers. They're clearly NOT figuring out how the professionals do it, they're just doing things willy nilly and then hoping for internet validation
@ChrisEsin
Ай бұрын
You honestly sound like the most entitled boomer on here. Making a few mistakes here and there is a COSTLY issue especially for new homeowners these days. Sorry that we're a little more conscientious about those choices. There is not a single part of this video that discourages learning (You just jumped straight to that conclusion Karen). I'm sorry that we were not blessed with amazing father figures who built houses from the ground up (also reality check, NOT MANY PEOPLE DO THESE DAYS.). Also saying that you consulted "professional" friends LOL what does that even mean. So happy your husband passed those skills onto your kids. Hopefully they passed on some sense, which seems to be lacking here.
@ladypandoriass7607
Ай бұрын
This is mostly about how you DON'T do DIY and, watching the video, there have been given many positive examples too. So I don't see where any of this, if correctly made, is "discouraging". It's rather enlightening, especially in regards of the plumbing example, and to keep people from having to spend much more money in the end if they'd simply done it right in the beginning.
@akinyiomer4589
Ай бұрын
But I think you've inadvertently hit the nail on the head in your comment, no? Your children and children-in-laws are only able to embark on their own renovation adventures precisely because they've received highly detailed instruction, maybe even to an apprenticeship level, from your husband. And it was only possible to receive that level of education from him because he *himself* was that skilled and passionate about making things with his own two hands. And if his work has stood the test of time then he was likely *talented* to some degree, not just highly competent. The vast, VAST majority of people do not have the time, opportunity (access to a skilled teacher, DIY projects or community/family heritage of doing things yourself); nor the inclination in personality type/hobby type to do this. Its wonderful what your husband has accomplished and long may he pass on these wonderful skills to his offspring and their offspring too. But for myself my lack of DIY skill wasn't just because I was necessarily discouraged from doing it, there was no-one around me who had that knowledge (and no community or family heritage of building) and being honest I don't have a deep enough interest to put in the hard work & hours of apprenticeship to get to a skill level where I can build my own house. I've taught myself a few things over the years like floor-laying/tiling and painting; but I've had to really muster the energy and will to do it cause I don't love it. I love cooking, art, music and reading so that's where my passion and my time investments went. I'm far more competent in all of those than I am anything DIY.
@rebelliousraven
Ай бұрын
@@jazdragen and yet people keep watching.
@lilinkpod
25 күн бұрын
The Shellac rant was needed!!! Learn to Shellac people
@oh2sail
Күн бұрын
Who’s going to fix the Magic Window when one of the too many custom built-ins break? Who’s going to know how to do it? Where will they get the parts?
@nmgg6928
15 күн бұрын
So I don't usually watch a lot of home design videos but a few months back I happened upon Nick Lewis's channel and he is too funny and insightful not to watch. Im guessing his videos led me to you and this specifically and I'm already greatful as I'd been thinking about painting my kitchen cabinets since I cant afford major renovation or replacements anytime soon. I learned so much thank you for explaining how to go about doing that. Other than you and Nick I don't think I've watched a design show since the days of Lynette Jennings and Bob Vila lol
@Annie1962
2 күн бұрын
for the first one, the music you used over Shania Twain was actually very suitable 2nd one, I loved the colour but not with the white doors etc third one, there are heaps of KZitem vids that teach you how to install tiles the painted cupboards.. that's the colour of primer for a car the window - chef's kiss the bathroom - say good bye to a house insurance claim due to not hiring a professional. If your house catches fire.. they'll find it wasn't done to spec
@kylasaundersmiller2286
2 күн бұрын
The beautiful round tub. 1. Uncomfortable 2. How the hell do you clean in the corner? My nightmare.
@pjperdue1293
Ай бұрын
Heaven help them if they need to do anything to the toilet tank. I have to take the lid off mine a few times a year to adjust the refill tube, chain or flapper, for example. They'd have to take out the whole wall.
@cieloapariciocaceres
Ай бұрын
😂 I thought the first video was a section for cats!
@littlekitten4147
Ай бұрын
One of my sisters does diy but she knows she wouldn't do a good job so she makes mini versions first. Like a doll version? She sees how well it would look if she did it. If she thinks it still looks good she comes to us to help her since her hands shake. XD She usually doesn't do house diy though. She said she is too scared of messing something up. She prefers finding diy's that can help her have an easier time doing things in life.
@whitneydouglas4794
Ай бұрын
My house was previously owned by DIYers... *sigh* I need that Roman Clay, cause the drywall was DIY and there are seams all over. And, yes, please leave some things to the professionals, the previous owners also did some electrical work and when I plugged in a small space heater the plug on the opposite side of the room (which they installed with hardware not for electrical and wired the entire room to) melted out of the wall. Nothing like almost having your home burn down around you to get your blood pumping, or at least your blood pressure skyrocketing.
@GradKat
Ай бұрын
We’ve moved several times, and each time have had to deal with the previously owner’s ghastly DIY. Copper worktops? Our last house had an ENTIRE WALL in the living room covered with copper. We ripped it out within a week of moving in.
@cjolley3341
Ай бұрын
We need more of these videos, if for no other reason than to dissuade people from doing things to homes they will eventually sell. I curse these DIYers and people that think they can flip homes who have no idea what they are doing. My house had pantry shelves that had been screwed into the drywall, not the studs. The showers and tubs were all painted over so the paint is now peeling. And the fixtures are having the same problem. I feel like pulling my hair out knowing I can only avoid fixing these things for so long before I have to pour a bunch of money into my house… 😠
@merryhunt9153
17 күн бұрын
The home renovators I see change bland homes of yore (mostly 1980's) to the bland homes of today. I see them taking out walls, apparently without consulting an architect or engineer about the safety of doing that. Then they paint all the walls white.
@Nowayhomefromhere
2 күн бұрын
You van diy your own electric and plumbing. Just have to take the time to study, pull permits, talk to the inspector for tips and beter understanding, and be willing to redo something if a mistake was made. You'll also need to know when to fold and call in a pro before you do something they can't undo.
@MMKMoore1
14 күн бұрын
My dad was an electrician, and he told me the most I should DIY is switching out a light or swapping out a faucet.
@Kate-bi9dh
12 күн бұрын
There is some plumbing and electrical you can do, but it’s not “new” stuff. It’s replacing a pipe with the same size of pipe, replacing an outlet (electrical or plumbing), replacing a fixture, etc. The sort of thing DESIGNED for you to be able to do. Don’t go doing a renovation like that without extensive experience
@autumnspells
Ай бұрын
The shellac primer is also to protect the mdf from water intrusion. When that homeowner gets water on those mdf cabinets, they’re going to puff up. Big regrets!
@afriend2107
Ай бұрын
Watching your face watch that first one had me in stitches!!
@YanickFM
6 күн бұрын
I love this channel
@O-lw5nt
Ай бұрын
Why did they use so many different materials for that foyer?! yikes
@mrphoenixgrey
Ай бұрын
Maybe they ran out of cinderblock half way through the reno? 🤣
@JohnMcLovin-xq3qg
Ай бұрын
@@mrphoenixgrey 🤣🤣
@vaderladyl
Ай бұрын
It is not so easy to cut cinderblock to perfection and they might have realized that.
@barbarahuff117
Ай бұрын
Much appreciated info. Thanks, D. D.
@Meh_ZA
Ай бұрын
All I can say is none of these "DIY renovators" have watched The Block Australia and it shows... FYI it's the best show, they take 5 rookie couples and the have to flip/build a home 1 room a week, they are judged buy 3 professional and are given feedback, and then the houses are auctioned off;the winner is the couple highest over their reserve and get a additional 100k, but all the couple can make cash as no matter whether they win or not each couple walks away with anything whatever the reserve price.
@nogames8982
Ай бұрын
I liked the kitchen clay project. More work than I would want to do, but it looks really nice and she did well with it. The windows are also very interesting. I live in a pretty harsh climate, gets everywhere from -10° to 110° so I wonder how they would do in different climates.
@matthewthiesen6098
19 күн бұрын
Hired a plumber for our house. Never questioned that decision. A good plumber is gold for your project.
@leeniekat117
29 күн бұрын
You don’t need to apologize to me for cursing; I’m from NYC. 😂
@aimeechas
29 күн бұрын
I just found your channel - LOVE it!!!
@lizzfrmhon
21 күн бұрын
0:54 that is a very dangerous way to be cutting material!
@micahthomas6600
29 күн бұрын
I love that roman clay, but I made the mistake of seeing how much it costs. 😂
@racmozz
Ай бұрын
those magic windows look great but as a parent i cringe as they arent very child safe 😬
@rayshelld791
19 күн бұрын
I and my late husband ran our own real estate company. Most of these diy, are a nightmare when it comes to the resale of a house. It depreciates the value of the house. Experienced buyers know they have to tear out the diy before they can upgrade themselves, which makes twice the time and money.
@donnarichman7694
6 күн бұрын
I know my limits and those limits are plumbing and electrical
@thornyback
17 күн бұрын
That round bathtub is really triggering to me - IT IS GOING TO BE SO DIFFICULT TO CLEAN AROUND IT. For the life of me I don't understand why people do this to themselves. Yes it looks good upon install but after a week all you'll be able to notice is the dirt that accumulates in the narrow spaces around it. BRING BACK BUILT-IN BATHTUBS with space to put your stuff.
@Zaguzah
21 күн бұрын
Poor Eileen! 😅
@scruffyknox5126
Ай бұрын
I dont think they moved the toilet hole/ did any plumbing. I think they just built out a wall/ shelf so they could turn the toilet the other way and they built out the wall so the toilet was up against a wall. (it was obviously a new toilet.) i don’t think they did any plumbing though It looks like maybe they did some electrical though for whatever fancy toilet that is lol. I could be completely wrong though
@leahprihodko2091
Ай бұрын
Love these videos ❤thank you x
@karendavis4283
Ай бұрын
thanks for this - could i interject how i cringed when watching the sawing that the first couple did - with her unprotected fingers an inch from the jigsaw blade and then him just cradling a brick in the crook of his elbow and using the jigsaw on it there - a miracle no digits/limbs were lost! in addition to your excellent design points, DD, also add: DIY-ers: please don't set such dangerous examples to others who might try.
@freyachristian6741
2 күн бұрын
So, am I the only one who just found out that the Statue of Liberty is made out of copper and used to be bronze?😂😂😂😂😂
@KatieB33
Ай бұрын
Oh, yes I am here for it!
@phumzilenkosi8265
29 күн бұрын
Daddy what is a good rug to use for a bathroom that must feel like hotel
@riacraig526
Ай бұрын
Love your new chair!
@mariagomes9882
25 күн бұрын
Where can I find contemporary bath furniture? Pls
@Taekook-vd5eh
Ай бұрын
It's so does not)) This type of toilet has a very easy installation. The cup of toilet is just heavy to move. But if you have already had a kanalization in your house.
@sunnyirissohlei7266
Ай бұрын
This video is very helpful 🧡
@00shivani
Ай бұрын
I have a question!!! So I know you’ve said, don’t match wood species. So my floors and cabinets are a natural wood. I was wondering, should other wood in the house (dining table, coffee table, etc) ALL be one species that’s different from the main one aka floors (such as Walnut) OR should they be mismatched, some walnut, some light some dark?
@nathalie_desrosiers
Ай бұрын
The first one with the cinder blocks: c'mon! we know it will be bad, just by looking at the light they have that looks like a bird nest!
@deziredawn7275
Ай бұрын
On the 3rd video you didn't even see the finished look those guys did great
@user-ji9jv5hp6c
26 күн бұрын
How about DIY wainscoting? thank you
@sharalhall5911
Ай бұрын
Hope the ppl will thank you & ask you how to fix. You’re right “magic window” sounds a little juvenile.
@absynthefaerie
Ай бұрын
Did they develop that gross speckled looking goop they smear on walls instead of wallpaper from the Roman Clay method? Either way that stuff needs to go away, it looks like vomit was smeared all over. The speckled stuff that is, the Roman Clay looks absolutely stunning and I am jealous of the look.
@patob3363
Ай бұрын
Love the santos. And would like to see roman clay integrations
@nicolelawson6854
24 күн бұрын
What is that lamp? Please & thankyou
@jodeeps2287
15 сағат бұрын
I love the Bitchy Gay 😄and all his comments. I am new to your channel and loving and agree with all your comments so far 👏👏
@Fox3813
Ай бұрын
❤❤❤
@KRKimbler
Ай бұрын
My ex successfully installed a toilet at our old house. Granted, he is an HVAC professional albeit not a plumber. I feel that less handy people, myself included, would never be able to do that nor would I try even if I could lift the damn thing.
@laurenskee2665
Ай бұрын
This is why I will never buy a house. I've seen too many DIY contractors.
@vaderladyl
Ай бұрын
Buy new if you truly cannot handle older homes. The things you see..
@deborahmichele
Ай бұрын
I want those windows!
@natalie0385
Ай бұрын
Ohhh so true!!!
@t.s.2449
29 күн бұрын
What is roman clay? Looks fantastic!
@auggiedoggiesmommy1734
Ай бұрын
Was that window a DIY or an ad for that company?
@Noreenlee1
Ай бұрын
A round bathtub for whom, round people?
@lizzfrmhon
21 күн бұрын
Copper countertops. These people clearly have never cooked regularly or cleaned a kitchen in their lives.
@reneeh8719
Ай бұрын
That magic window is magic! Please do check it out & do a video
@hals999
19 күн бұрын
A quick KZitem search or google would have saved the woman who painted those cabinets 😅poor thing
@Coromi1
Ай бұрын
I wonder if these magic windows will last long and how repair works.
@shrutiabhang6155
20 сағат бұрын
Sir what watch are you wearing?
@shrutiabhang6155
19 сағат бұрын
Looks like Cartier Santos
@swtlisa
3 күн бұрын
It’s more expensive, but use cabinet paint on cabinets. They will clean easier and the paint will last, resisting chips and scuffs. Another hint: Someone at a paint store stopped me from using regular indoor paint on an exterior door… I know, a no brainer, right? But he suggested using cabinet paint to make the door finish last longer. It’s made to be on something that is opened and closed a lot. It definitely makes sense.
@toriladybird511
22 күн бұрын
Just topoint out we cant link on KZitem so use DD other socials.
@Penguins875
Ай бұрын
Are you able to clean Roman clay?
@TheSecretChateau
Ай бұрын
Bonjour Monsieur Design Daddy. Greetings from France. I would love you to do a review of the KZitem channel Chateau Diaries, with host Stephanie Jarvis, owner of Château de laLande. There are numerous château renovation vlogs by this woman, so I will just choose one at random, and that is called the Complete Renovation of the Château Dining Room. Your channel is fun; I would love to know your opinion of hers. Merci Monsieur! ❤
@hopefully2224
Ай бұрын
I’m an interior designer and that bathroom looks amazing. PS-Plumbing is very easy. Most handy people can handle it.
@FionaAlison444
22 күн бұрын
It may be different in different countries, but where I live (Australia) my water pipes are copper. You need to know how to weld to join them and I would say that's above the skill level of most DIYers. Only the waste pipes are poly. My plumbing is new - only 12 month old. In Australia plumbing also includes gas and gas pipes which 100% no one apart from a professional should touch! But maybe it's different in your country
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