Category DIY Advice

How to Remove Old Floor Tile

Removing old floor tiles

Removing old floor tiles may seem like a daunting task, but with the right approach and tools, it can be a relatively easy DIY project. Whether you’re looking to update your flooring or need to replace damaged tiles, this step-by-step…

How to Drill into Tiles: A Step-by-Step Guide

drilling into tile

Hello and welcome to my guide on how to safely and effectively drill into tiles. As a DIY enthusiast or homeowner, this skill is essential for hanging mirrors, installing shelves, or any other home improvement project that requires drilling into tiles.…

How to Replace a Damaged Floor Tile

Damaged tile

If you’re looking to restore the look of your floor, replacing a damaged tile is a great place to start. From small chips to large cracks, a damaged floor tile can be an eyesore and make your floor look worn out. But…

How to Use a Floor Sander on Hardwood Floors

sanding hardwood floor

Welcome to my comprehensive guide on how to effectively use a floor sander to rejuvenate your hardwood floors. If you’re looking to restore your floors to their original beauty, then you’re in the right place. In this section, I will take you through…

How to Fix a Hole in the Wall with Plaster

plaster on wall

If you’ve accidentally made a hole in your wall, don’t worry – it’s a common problem that can be easily fixed with plaster. In this guide, we will walk you through the step-by-step process of fixing a hole in the…

How to Identify Dry Rot in Wood

Dry rot

Dry rot is a serious problem for timber, causing decay and structural damage if left untreated. By learning how to detect dry rot early on, you can safeguard your wooden surfaces and take necessary measures to prevent further damage. In this guide, we will explore the steps you…

How to Sand a Deck Before Staining

sanding a deck

Welcome to our guide on how to sand a deck before staining. If you’re planning on staining your deck, proper sanding is essential for achieving a smooth and even surface.  Sanding also helps the stain penetrate the wood better, ensuring…