Part 2! We're so excited to build cabinets this week! #DIY #laundryroommakeover #tiletok
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- 0:55–1:00 Prepare and Protect Adjacent Areas
From How to Remove Old Carpet from Stairs, Step 1: Secure the Area
After significant demolition and remediation, the staircase and adjacent areas are carefully draped with plastic sheeting, secured firmly with blue painter's tape. This protective measure is implemented to shield newly installed carpet on the stairs and any other completed or sensitive surfaces from dust, debris, and potential damage during the ongoing renovation work. The extensive coverage ensures a clean separation between the active work zone and finished parts of the home.
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0:01 welcome back for part two of our DIY laundry room transformation I normally never do this but today I'm showing you a sneak peek of where we're at because it is looking drastically different we're super happy with it but let's show you how we got there we demoed nearly 300 ft with a sledgehammer it wasn't our smartest move but you live and you learn and now we'll be using a demo Hammer from now on we had this paw print in the tile and that's where I ended the last video I wanted to get it out because a family member loved it her whole life it was always there and apparently they're good luck I don't really know but I carefully maneuvered the tile back and forth and wedged it out I obviously didn't get the whole entire tile in one piece but I did keep the paw print so there you have it if you love dogs there's a little clip for you I showed you that small half bathroom on the other side of the laundry room and now it was time to remove the vanity and the toilet to get rid of the rest of the tile well I found mold and honestly at this point it's just a theme in this house and that's okay not a big deal it
0:47 was no sweat we just cut out the drywall and treated it because really we are professional mold remediators at this point it's honestly extremely common to have mold behind vanities or under them at first glance you never would have found it but since I removed it I did find it and fortunately
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