There aren’t very many things I love more than a good cornfield.
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If you’re a serial DIYer like I am, it may just change your life a little bit, especially if you’re a bit on the impatient side.. I’ve always hated cleaning paintbrushes after I’m done with them, so I’ve often either just bought really cheap brushes or let them get all hard and crunchy.I’d still try to use them after they were hard and crunchy, but that just never really worked too well and I would just get mad..When my parents were here a few months ago, they helped me to paint the room we’re working on upstairs and when they were done, they did something really amazing: They cleaned my brushes up really really well!
When I went to use them again, it was like paintbrush bristle heaven.They were so soft and pliable and I just really couldn’t go back.. Of course learning to be patient and take my time to clean the brushes properly just wasn’t an option, so I figured out a way to get the same results, but with no effort or time required.
Sounds pretty good, right?
Here’s what I came up with!.I don’t think I could find a fridge to match this stove even if I tried anyway!
Well, at least not without going back to 1972.. That one’s next on my list of big expensive appliances that I’ll probably put off buying until I absolutely have to.I’m hoping I get the guts to take the plunge and get the matching range to my fridge though one day soon..
I was determined to get a fridge with a flat front and straight, non-bowed handles.The GE cafe line was the only one that gave me exactly what I was looking for, so knocking down a few walls to make it happen was totally worth it.