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Air vent covers aren’t built for looks. At least the builder-basic ones aren’t.We had a standard white cover on our air exchange vent in the basement.When the wall was white and it was mostly used for storage, I didn’t notice or care very much:
Upcycle a cooler into a DIY A/C.Please take a minute to click here to sign up for the Mother Daughter Projects weekly newsletter. You'll get notification about our new projects and what is up and coming.Like us, you've probably had this project pinned for some time. Anyone who has ever worked in a hot garage, in summer, in Florida knows that even a tiny hint of cold air is welcome relief! I wanted to try the project but didn't want to go to the expense and effort of ordering the needed styrofoam bucket liner that the project required. I was on the lookout for something that would eliminate the need for the liner. As luck would have it, I found this insulated vertical drink cooler that would be perfect for only $2 at a yard sale. I already had the needed plastic tubing, fan, and hole saw cutter so the expense for this project was minimal!
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It has been about a year since my last tune up, and I am wondering if a tuneup might be all I need, in order to avoid a service call and diagnostic fee and any other charges that may come along with all that. Thanks as always for your input!
There is not much to say, other than how in the world can I camouflage something like this? We live in a rental, plus it keeps us warm, so removing it is not optional. Can I build some sort of case to cover it with, painting it in the same color as the walls to make it blend more it? I am planning on putting some shelves under there the next few days, which can result in one of two things: either it will give more focus to this beast, OR it will shift the focus downwards to the shelves. Either way, it will still be there...
My sister's bathroom grows mold little black spots on the ceiling. She says when they take a shower the ceiling is wet from the moisture. There is NOT a vent in the ceiling. She is on disability and very limited budget. Is there a way to remove it and some kind of paint the prohibits mold growth? any thoughts? Thanks
I need help. My back door neighbor heats with a wood stove all winter. They are downhill from me. Almost all their smoke makes its way into my house, causing headaches, itchy eyes, asthma and chest pain for my elderly mom. No city ordinance will help. I've done everything to seal my house. What next?Best air purifier!Clean air from allergens, smoke and odors with this OdorStop professional grade air purifier that Amazon reviewers swear by!
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