Unlocking the Flavourful Magic of Slow Cookers

Some of you who have been hanging around here for awhile might remember this shelf.

I do it almost the exact same way.. Now that’s more what I was looking for!All those little bumpy bits have totally disappeared!.

A lot of people only think of using caulking on things like bath tubs, sinks, and windows, but you really can use it on just about any DIY home project to get a nice perfectly finished look.Here’s where my mirror meets the wall.It was just looking not so clean and newly refreshed.. You’re just getting all kinds of sneak peeks of this bathroom today now aren’t you?.

Here’s after I did the caulking and tape thing:.Okay, I ripped a little of the paint off along with the tape.

Easily fixable though when I go through and do my last few touch ups.. One last little revelation I had: When you’re laying down your bead of caulking, you want to move in the same direction as you’re squirting with your gun.

So that means that as you squirt a little out, you immediately smooth it over with the tip of the gun.The floor was just the old plywood so I used the brown craft paper trick on it to make it a little more neutral and comfortable to look at.

It’s actually really nice to walk on too!It’s just a temporary solution, but I think I may have a fun idea to make it even better..

So, now I need to execute my plan and also get those walls fixed up.At the rate we’ve been working in here, I’d say we can meet up again for the reveal: part 2 in say, 3 or 4 months?.