OHW

Oh that's a cutie!

OMG that sucks so bad! Glad they will allow you to remove things but shit that house is so nice.

More economical car maybe? I'd think the rental idea would be a no go if you can't make repairs because honestly things do get broken and you have a small time to repair them with a tenant in place. I don't know if you could qualify through a bank to buy another home and keep the one you have now or...

That's a darling house!
Have you checked into costs to move it yet?

When you get a movie from Netflix just because you saw a scene from it in a biography of the the lead actor that included a bathroom feature that you wanted to see more closely. I watch movies all the time just to see the furnishings, buildings, and other details. My poor husband will be watching t...

Welcome! I am adding myself to the list of those who would love to see more pics!

sooth wrote:I've read that poly over shellac is no longer recommended.

For those of us who haven't heard, why?

How about a small pellet stove to heat the space when you want to use it? They are pretty easy to vent and install air intakes. The bags of pellets are about 40 pounds each but if your basement is dry you could have them stored there. I don't know if it would be more pain than it's worth but you cou...

^^^^what he said. That's why I'm not renewing my subscription this year. The bathroom floor looks pretty cool painted. Flipping it upside down (without hijacking this thread..) I'm drooling over this ceiling treatment for our dining room... http://www.cuttingedgestencils.com/wall-stencils-maple-lea...

Could you use a dewaxed shellac on the floor surfaces for now and either reshellac if need in spots or poly over the shellac after the trim is finished. I only mention this because it might be easier to mend any areas that need it if damaged from any other projects.