Leonard Davis
Big decorating jobs are best tackled by a professional residential painting contractor, but if you enjoy taking on smaller DIY tasks and touch-ups around your home, you'll need to know how to look after your equipment. To get the best results from your painting jobs you must clean and store your paint brushes and rollers correctly. Read on to find out how.
What you'll need
How to do it
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Follow the tips given above to make sure that your paint brushes and rollers emerge from storage clean and ready to go next time you decide to carry out a DIY home painting job. For more painting tips, talk to a company like Dyson Painters.
When we moved into our house the kitchen was a bit yucky. The wall and ceiling around the oven had turned yellow-brown from years of cooking smells, and there was splattered oil all over the walls. It made the whole room feeling uninviting. As soon as we moved in I knew what I had to do: we scrubbed down the walls and repainted the whole room with new white paint. It was such a simple change with a dramatic impact. This blog is all about changing the mood of a room with a new coat of paint and how you can achieve the same effect.