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How-To: Fixing a Leaky Faucet
A leaky faucet is a pretty common annoyance . . .
What Would It Take?
I've found a rather amazing faucet that I simply must ask you about. No, it's not this one.
It's somewhat NSFW, so you'll have to take a look when you read more
Etsy Find: A Real Turn-On Coatrack
I've been hoping to DIY one of these for a while, but haven't found the time. I suppose I could drop some cash on this Faucet Coatrack $30 instead, from Etsy seller Rustics Reborn. Constructed out of weathered barn wood and antiqued water faucets, this would look especially adorable as a towel rack in a bathroom.
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Link Time!
- Danny Seo made a visit to the new Crosby Street Hotel. — Daily Danny
- This DIY button lighting has me looking for my sewing kit already. — AT:NY
- Learn to make this cute felt circles ornament.
Before and After: A DIY Kitchen Reno
Su Casa member and ambitious home renovator Jenn1979 and her husband recently bought a home. However, they also assumed ownership of a not-so-pretty, poorly working kitchen in the process.
Jenn writes, "We bought our house just over a year ago.
Casa Verde: MetroShip
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Do you want to get away for a weekend, but don't have the land or Summer cabin to flee to? Consider taking to the seas instead. The MetroShip, a new houseboat design that favors modern aesthetics and high-efficiency materials, makes it possible.
How-To: Renovate Your Kitchen to Accommodate a Wheelchair
Su Casa member Hihowareya recently updated her kitchen with a cool DIYed backsplash, some fresh paint colors, and new lighting. She also made an important, practical change to her kitchen as well: she added an island and sink that allowed her wheelchair-bound mother to maneuver around the space and use the kitchen to her best advantage.
To find out how Hihowareya created this island on a tight budget, read more
Link Time!
- This bedroom makes a color change.— Making It Lovely
- I love the idea of a cake vase.— Shelterrific
- Make a patchwork pet bed.— AT:LA
- Fix a leaky bathtub faucet.— Charles and Hudson
- Whip up some handmade paper.— Craft
- Check out this wild and crazy kitchen.— AT:LA
- Does clearing clutter make you feel better? — Simply Stated
- Create a balcony vegetable garden.— LA Times
Casa Quickie: Steamer-Free and Wrinkle-Free
I'd love to own a garment steamer, but I really don't need another space-hogging appliance lying around the house. While I do actually enjoy ironing, I tend to leave it to the last minute, so it's impractical for my morning routine. Wrinkles aren't practical either, though.Instead, I hang my clothes from the rod at the end of my shower (far from the faucet), close the bathroom door, and then take my morning shower, letting the steam do all the work.
Casa Verde: Removable Kitchen Sink
Considering the current water shortages around the world, it's scary how much water is wasted by simply running the kitchen faucet when washing dishes or produce, etc. So, I was delighted to come across the Australian-made Hughie Sink ($25), a removable kitchen sink that captures 80 percent of the water that would normally be wasted, so you can reuse it to water plants, wash your pets or car, etc.
The sink is made of biodegradable plastic, is lightweight, comes with a sturdy handle, and fits most kitchen sinks.
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