I should have known better.
#1
I should have known better.
I have taken over the family room as my sewing space. We still have a couple of chairs and a tv in there.It is a cozy room in the winter with a gas fire place.
We needed to replace the windows. Instead of windows I got a really good deal on 2 sliding glass doors.
Before Dh. started on the replacement I asked if I needed to cover everything. Answer."Nope just hang a sheet over the hole and it will be fine."
I now have a fine layer of sheet rock dust on ever thing in the room. I knew better. Why do I ever listen to him.
Not complaining I am going to love all the light and our puppy is going to be able to watch out those doors.
They will put in the 2nd door tomorrow. I will clean and rearrange. Looking forward to using this space again soon.
We needed to replace the windows. Instead of windows I got a really good deal on 2 sliding glass doors.
Before Dh. started on the replacement I asked if I needed to cover everything. Answer."Nope just hang a sheet over the hole and it will be fine."
I now have a fine layer of sheet rock dust on ever thing in the room. I knew better. Why do I ever listen to him.
Not complaining I am going to love all the light and our puppy is going to be able to watch out those doors.
They will put in the 2nd door tomorrow. I will clean and rearrange. Looking forward to using this space again soon.
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Oh I have have been through that more times than I can count. We just recently had a leak from the upstairs toilet. A repairman just mudded in the square, about 12" x 12". I should have known better and moved everything off of the counter but I didn't. So it took a couple of hours to just wipe everything down. The worst was the major remodel we did. Our home is 70+ years old and we had a single car garage and a sun porch with jalousie windows. We decided to knock out the wall between them and make a large family room. For six weeks we had construction going on. I have severe asthma and had HEPA filters all over the kitchen and new family room and bought extra for the rest of the house. It took about 4-6 weeks for the tiny particles to disappear.
#7
We had to have a ceiling replaced in kitchen and dining room. Talk about drywall dust. It was a weekend job and it took several weekends. SIL is a perfectionist and just kept sanding. Oldest Granddaughter helped clean it up. Some days she was busy and couldn't help. Vacuum cleaner blows it to other areas. I think several months later I have most of it cleaned up. Although I still find some on out of the way lid tops and such. I say no more drywall. I prefer wood paneling and painting it.
#8
went though this last year when my husband took out 2 short divider walls between the kitchen and dinning room . by the time all the finish work was done I had to clean walls and everything in the house ,sheet rock dust can find all kinds of paces to settle onto. good luck. enjoy the extra light.
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Location: England Alton Towers
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I had central heating installed. Workmen said just a little dust from cutting a channel across my hall , about 10 feet long. I wa still finding dust 12 months later it just didn't seem to settle .
#10
The dust to may be coming out of the duck work if they didn't vacuum it out.
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