Sentences with phrase «baseboards need»

The baseboards need to be wiped free of wispy dog hair and the wall behind the brown sofa repainted.

The cabinets and baseboards need a fresh coat of paint and so does the deck.

Not exact matches

But even if that section of baseboard has needed to be painted for years, you probably won't get around to it and then you'll feel like you wasted your time off anyway.

After caulking the seams of the baseboard trim and applying a second coat of paint, we knew we needed to address the countertop.

While this 8 - plex currently relies on electric baseboard heating — an expensive way to heat, particularly with rising hydro prices — there's no urgent need for the new owner to spend money for upgrades because currently all the tenants pay their own hydro bills.

Some rabbit owners make custom baseboard protectors by using pieces of wood with hinges that stand up to block the boards, wire and plastic storage cube pieces that snap together and lean up against the wall, short pieces of wooden fence pickets individually attached with removable adhesive pieces (i.e. Command ™ strips) so they can be replaced as needed, and other creative protective options.

My 6 - month - old puppy had gnawed laundry room baseboards into tidy piles of sawdust and I needed gear — pronto.

Areas that will need attention are cracks in the floors, bedding, furniture, closets, and under baseboards and heaters.

With larger or more active dogs, you may need to head to the hardware store to buy some eye hooks to put into the wall or baseboard.

Clean warm - air registers, baseboard heaters, and radiators as needed; make sure they're not blocked by furniture, carpeting, or drapes.

That includes baseboard heat, which often runs all the way around a room, so you might need to make the corner the tree sits in a bit larger.

While basic services include dusting, mopping, vacuuming and sanitizing, you may need to pay an additional fee for cleaning interior windows, baseboards or cabinets.

The baseboards running along the floor may likely need a little TLC, as they commonly pick up dust and debris throughout the year.

Just wondering why you didn't cut away the baseboard so you wouldn't need to notch the side?

I agree, I would paint it vent black and remove the baseboard on the inside.It also needs some type of hearth.maybe a low stone or marble slab.

Plus I need space for the kitty tree and I can't cover up the baseboard heaters).

I need a few boards for the deck (puppy chewed boards do not look good), wood filler to fix the inside puppy chewed baseboards, kind of need new carpet for the kids» rooms, oh, and more Valspar paint to repaint the ugly, icky brown stained front door.

We need a new baseboard heater in our living room and I would use it for that.

To make even more progress on this room down the road, I need to repaint my dining room table, finish up the ceiling which still has an unfortunate band of swine, and paint the baseboards.

because my DREAM is to have big, tall, clean line baseboard like yours I can't seem to find anything about the installation in detail, or what is needed....

I am thinking I would need to remove the «tile baseboard» and add wood baseboards.

This week, we are working on our hallway and hall closet, baseboards and doors and door knobs all need some work!

(Step 3) Adding furniture leg addition, and baseboards to island -LCB- Click on this link for printable list of supplies and tools needed -RCB-

And, one final picture of the other side of our bedroom... leading into the bathroom, that still needs new crown, door trim and baseboard!

Common problems like a greasy rangehood or backsplash, dirt - scuffed baseboards, and residue - covered shower stall tiles need some real elbow grease.

recommend Breakfast Club House quaint — needs some TLC though large bush in front needs removal floors need good scrub in kitchen there is an area in baseboard that needs to be fixed some light bulbs on porch need replacement

It came to me in the middle of the night, why I didn't need to replace my baseboard, I could just repurpose it if I trimmed it!

Most of you suggested that all we needed to do was install quarter - round along the baseboards to cover it up.

Last year I ended up having to replace and upgrade the heating / cooling unit for the house, which eliminated the need for using the baseboard heaters and my curtain dilemma.

I replaced all the doors and trim in the house with products from Metrie but I still need to change the baseboards in this bathroom.