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Ok- well I lost 103 pounds doing weight watchers and using The Firm workouts- I need to lose about 25 more and still going strong- it took about 14 months

they really don't make them anymore- there is a company called Interceramic that carries a brand- if you have one near you try them. You can look them up online at www.interceramic.com. I don't...

Do you collect anything? I have pitchers and tea pots on top- you could also use a wallpaper border- Ivy is something that is a bit dated- if you like antiques put that up there- just do whatever you...

I just did this in 2 of my rooms myself- paint the wall a lighter solid color then use a glaze with a darker color mix it 4 parts glaze 1 part paint (or what ever your glaze bottle tells you) then...

The sealant needs to be removed or rough up the concrete so the thinset will bond to the concrete
Rough it up with a buffer or floor sander- hope this helps

First of all porcelian is only better in commercial applications- if a porcelian tile is not set correctly it will crack just as easily as a ceramic- in a bath situation there is not the high traffic...

Get a diamond tipped masonry bit at your local home improvement store.

I would recommend 1/4" Hardibacker or Fibrerock. These materials are available at a tile supply store.They are easier to work with than durock, and less messy. You may need to score these products as...

I'm not sure if you are setting your tile with thinset or not. Personally I would use a product called wall mastic. You can find it at the local home improvement store in 3.5 gallon buckets. I would...

Actually neither for these products should be used in a shower floor. I assume that you have already installed your shower pan material. That is a poly type material like what is used in a swimming...

I know that this is hard to check now, but the shower drain itself had some hole around the rim where the poly sealed to the drain called "weep" holes, if you did not open those, the water may not...

The substrate beneath the tile is what is called in the tile business a "mud" floor. It is portland cement mixed with sand. Over the years, the "mud" floor loses its strength and becomes week. If the...

You don't really have to tape durock joints if you don't want to. Typically, if you tape the joints and use thinset to bond, you will make an uneaven surface for the tile to rest on. What you need to...

I bought an old Murray riding mower last year. I'm not sure what year it is, but here is my problem: One of the rear tires has a flat, instead of loading up the whole mower in the back of the truck,...