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Tammy, you failed to show WHICH blind to start with at the beginning of the video.

I want to thank ~ you for making this video! My Mom had been fighting cancer when a man came to the house to ask about her possibly wanting to resurface the drive… He THEN (being the nice guy he was… TOTAL SARCASM!) says he’s sorry for what she’s going thru and FOR HER HED DO IT FOR A CHEAPER AMOUNT. My Mom wanted to have it done anyway BUT with Chemo she let it go UNTIL THIS NICE MAN SHOWED UP… long story short… HE RESURFACES THE DRIVEWAY & he tells her give it a few days & the crack filler would blend in with the rest of the driveway… a few days later… IT LOOKS JUST AS HORRIBLE AS WHEN HE FINISHED UP! 😡 She tried for months to get ahold of this man and found out he was back in TX and blocked her…. She found another company to come and go back over it the next summer and THEY DID A HORRIBLE JOB AS WELL! Idk what they used to pour over the driveway… COLORED WATER MAYBE BUT THE PATCHES STILL SHOW THRU! She has since passed away but I’d love to make it look like it did when they had it poured originally ❤ I think I CAN DO A BETTER JOB THAN THE CRIMINALS THAT GOT HER FOR THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS!!!

Thank You !

It’s perfect

Love it make t seem so easy great job

First, great video. I had to build my door, to cover a 54 inch arch way. My door is identical to yours. I used tongue and groove siding and 1.5 inch screws that looked like #4 finishing nails. And, plenty of glue for the T&G. I used Reliabilt hardware. The hardware was good, but the graphics left a lot to be desired. So much so, I had to go to UA-cam. My door is pretty heavy, so I may have to cut it in half. The cost was about the same if I had bought the door, but I wanted to build it. $150 for the wood, $90 for the hardware, $40 for stain, glue and screws. Using plywood would have been faster and cheaper.

Nice ❤

THANK YOU!

Thank you so much! This is an excellent video and detailed demonstration/explanation. I watched 4 or 5 others, and no one explained the tension cords.

Uhhh, unmentioned is: 1st step to have a clean paved driveway. 2nd step carrying it outside. 3rd step attaching a hose that will reach. I'm in an apartment with no usable outdoor area, no hose, no fence to hang it to drip-dry. Too many assumed requirements. Sorry, moving on to find a DIY solution that works in place.

Is that 1.5 inch?

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I have an area rug that got pretty dirty and I was about to throw it out until I saw your video. Used your ideas and now the rug is drying off. I actually got the rug much cleaner than I ever imagine and I didn't use a pressure washer although I have one. I have lots of area rugs in my house and now I know how to keep them clean. BTW I have no idea how people put these heavy dripping rugs in their cars when washing the rug on a patio or driveway works just as well. Thanks.

Thank you for the tutorial! I have almost the exact same cordless blinds in my window right above my kitchen sink, with coincidentally a very similar faucet as your demonstration so this was especially helpful! I've been wanting to adjust them since I installed them about 6 months ago, and you gave me the courage to do it today. It looks and feels better to have the blinds fit the window now. I wonder if you have any advice for after pulling down they hang just slightly lower on the right? They did this before I altered them and it's the same after altering as well. I've tried different techniques to pull them down including just pulling from the left, with no results. Thanks!

How about a video on how to tighten your pump soap dispenser on your kitchen sink

Thank you

Thank you so much

Perhaps using a wet/dry shop vac before hanging to dry might get it dry much faster?

Had to replace my blinds and got the non-corded kind. It didn't come with instructions on how to shorten them but your video was perfect. I've done the corded ones and I'm glad I watched this before I shortened them.

what about grounding the antenna ?

You’re gorgeous btw !

Subscribed! Keep up the amazing content 🙏🏽🤓😊

Nice concept but would think about how to make it look nice on BOTH sides.

can you put a tarp or something under the rug when washing the rug on a driveway?

What does it look like from outside the house...

can you do this if spot clean only?

Where can i get the styrofoam

Brilliant. This is exactly the idea I needed. Thank you

The tile you chose really was excellent. Thanks for posting.

Lucky husband.

Amazing video and great work!! What is the name of the handheld tool you used to cut the flexible molding? I've never heard of a "universal tool" before, is it "officially" called something else? I want one! 😆

Great tip

My mirror has the mirror clips. How would I work around the clips?

We took all of our area rugs to our local self-service car wash and used their high pressure sprayers to wash and rinse them. Worked like a charm. 👍🏾

We cut from tacking one board to the ceiling to a completely framed arch with curved door casing and glass installed none of which is explained. I don’t really see the point of the video..

i am the older generation but I love to search youtube for answers...rarely do i not get what i'm looding for...thanks for the help...the instructions omitted how to shorten cordless mini-blinds...thanks so much...

I have a carpet cleaner, would this not be recommend on a polypropylene rug?

Nice!!!!

Simple and to the point!!! Thank you 🙏🏾

I want to do this but my cable comes in from the basement so I think it’ll take more to get coaxial cable down from the attic.

Helpful, thanks! 😊😊

She barely used any detergent also cleaning every 2 to 3 months is better than once a year

You should have said to follow the first part.

Curious on this note. We could definitely does this in sections over time. As we have a decent driveway length. Great final look here. Thoughts? Just don't want to get overwhelmed doing this project. It seems the prep is the time/ labor intensive side. 👍. Because, last year getting estimates 22k, 16k, and 12k. Nah, better things to do with that money...

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Beautiful!!! ❤❤❤

Love this, Tammy!! Absolutely beautiful end results.

Great tutorial 😃 a general tip you can seal the ends of the cord by melting them with 🔥 ..this applies to most synthetic cord,rope string etc...p.s. was that the gaffer wearing the 👕 at the start 😊

thank you. finally found a barn door installation that has the best details.

Thankyou