How to Install Curtain Rods
The mistake that makes a whole room look off is hanging the rod right above the window frame, which chops the wall and shrinks the window.
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The mistake that makes a whole room look off is hanging the rod right above the window frame, which chops the wall and shrinks the window.
The single most expensive mistake in ordering blinds is measuring once and rounding to the nearest inch.
The mistake almost everyone makes in a small living room is pushing every piece flat against the walls, hoping the empty middle reads as spacious.
Outside mount blinds forgive a crooked window that inside mount would expose, but they only look right if you measure the coverage, not just the opening.
Inside mount blinds look built-in and clean, but they punish a sloppy measurement more than any other window treatment.
The gap that ruins a set of mini blinds usually comes from measuring the blind instead of the window.
Renters lose their deposit over four small holes in the wall, and most of the time those holes were never necessary.
The pink and orange streaks at the bottom of a shower curtain aren't dirt, they're soap scum feeding bacteria, and rinsing alone won't shift them.
The most common bay window mistake is treating two or three angled panes like one flat wall and buying a single straight rod that refuses to follow the…
The mistake that turns a 10-minute chore into a lost afternoon is dropping every blind into the tub when a dry brush would've handled it.