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How to mask off a room for painting

FULL ARTICLE AND MATERIALS LIST: //bit.ly/HGMMmasking Before painting a room, mask it off properly. Spending time preparing your room will give you ...

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The4321Channel commented on 14 May 2015

this channel is EXACTLY what I've wanted/needed. I've been watching wwmm for a long time and I'm to buy a house soon so this is great!

The Idaho Painter commented on 17 May 2015

+The4321Channel Glad you like it.

Joe G.P. commented on 09 May 2015

we didn't even have masking tape in my country until about 10 years ago, great stuff, now hopefully we will get that roller that combines it with the paper

The Idaho Painter commented on 17 May 2015

+Joe G.P. wow

Gerald Mikielski Jr commented on 08 May 2015

Please, please, please, don't forget to take off all outlet covers and light switch covers before painting. It's easier than taping them and ensures you get coverage as close to the outlet as you can, just in case you change out your covers and they aren't the same size.

The Idaho Painter commented on 17 May 2015

+Gerald Mikielski Jr We do. This was a video on masking a room.

Finn Thorn commented on 08 May 2015

I haven't tried the *Frog Tape* yet but if it works like it is supposed to then it's worth it.

The Idaho Painter commented on 17 May 2015

+Finn Thorn It works and it is worth it.

CRITZKRIEG commented on 08 May 2015

Always looks like he's about to throw me a football.

The Idaho Painter commented on 17 May 2015

+CRITZKRIEG LOL

Mark Hazlewood commented on 07 May 2015

Thanks. Looks really efficient.

The Idaho Painter commented on 17 May 2015

+Mark Hazlewood Thanks Mark

jnzkngs commented on 06 May 2015

Thanks for the vid! I come from a pretty frugal family so it was always my job to do edging because everyone is too cheap to buy tape. I take my own tape with to help paint because for me time is an investment and it's a whole lot easier to reposition the tape than to get paint off of trim.

The Idaho Painter commented on 17 May 2015

+jnzkngs Thats to bad cause it saves you time and money

mountainhike100 commented on 06 May 2015

Big thanks for the hints and all.Hate Hate Painting! So any help I can get is a big help to get in and out of the room.Thanks for such a good video.

The Idaho Painter commented on 06 May 2015

+mountainhike100 You are welcome.

How To Store And Label Paint Like A Pro

Full article ▻▻ //bit.ly/paintstorage We all tend to end up with leftover paint after painting a room. Spare yourself money and frustration in the future by taking ...

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Charles Li commented on 31 Aug 2015

In ideal conditions (say just opened then closed a can so it's full) how long can you reasonably expect it to last? A few years? Just a year?

The Idaho Painter commented on 31 Aug 2015

Charles Li commented on 31 Aug 2015

+The Idaho Painter thanks good to know!

The Idaho Painter commented on 31 Aug 2015

+Charles Li I have a storage that we have used paint sucessfully after 5 years.

xnamkcor X commented on 31 Aug 2015

"A place in your house that won't reach over 90 Degrees". So, If I want to store paint in the summer I'll need to get an A/C for it?

The Idaho Painter commented on 31 Aug 2015

+xnamkcor X Good tip

Stuart Safford commented on 31 Aug 2015

I'll have to remember the plastic lidded containers. Good idea.

The Idaho Painter commented on 31 Aug 2015

+Stuart Safford Yep try Sherwin Williams they are free

Jesse Crandle commented on 31 Aug 2015

I'm surprised there isn't a system of containers with a vacuum nipple on the top so you can actually vacuum the air out of your paint. Seems like that would help keep it fresh longer, and it'd help keep a positive seal on the paint too (suction from the vacuum).

The Idaho Painter commented on 31 Aug 2015

+Jesse Crandle Great Idea

Summers Woodworking commented on 31 Aug 2015

I used to work for Sherwin Williams and if people would do as you suggest it would make their job so much easier! Not to mention if that person likes to know exactly what they have in stock these tips will help!

The Idaho Painter commented on 31 Aug 2015

+Summers Woodworking Thanks Summers. Sherwin Williams in a great paint store.

RawFoodRock commented on 31 Aug 2015

thanks

The Idaho Painter commented on 31 Aug 2015

+RawFoodRock U R Welcome

Dusan Ivkovic (3ton) commented on 31 Aug 2015

Please, slow down with your speaking, you seems too upset and intense. :) Camera won't eat you, neither will viewers. :D

The Idaho Painter commented on 03 Sep 2015

Thanks for your thoughts

Dusan Ivkovic (3ton) commented on 02 Sep 2015

+The Idaho Painter I think it is because people generally do not feel comfortable to step out and speak out something different from already paved path; not knowing somebody will support them for sure. :) However, I've learned many things from you and this is just my opinion in the way that can make future content more pleasant to listen to. Keep the good work! (people need a little time to store given information, same as any device :) )

The Idaho Painter commented on 31 Aug 2015

+Dusan Ivkovic (3ton) Now that is funny. I have over 450 videos and I have never heard that before. LOL.

whopua commented on 31 Aug 2015

I disagree with your opinion and since you felt the need to voice yours I'll do the same.

How to plant tomatoes for success: Crucial steps you can take.

Following a few critical steps when planting tomatoes, can help ensure a delicious tomato harvest! In this video I relate the most important factors to consider ...

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Sjuul CNC commented on 05 Apr 2015

Nice try.... these are some pro tips: -Tomato plants grow an a stick not in a cage. -Tomatoes need lot of water to grow tomatoes. -Fertilizing the hole lot is only good for the weed -Fertelize with NPK near the plant -Tomatoes dont like water on there leaves -More leaves on a tomato plant means less tomatoes. -Google for: prune tomato plants Good luck

G.V. Mout commented on 03 May 2015

Yep yep and when digging leave it lumpy for few days in the sun

Jeffrey Aboud commented on 01 Apr 2015

And you don't give the whole tthing auf few coats of spray laquer?

Tracy Luegge commented on 05 Apr 2015

+Andrea Arzensek Purple tomatoes are actually very tasty. They're an heirloom variety...

Andrea Arzensek commented on 01 Apr 2015

+Jeffrey Aboud no, he paints them purple.

Steve SteveS commented on 01 Apr 2015

And the best tip for growing good tomatoes is... plant them in California!

SE45CX commented on 02 Apr 2015

I think the north-west of Mexico will do just as fine!

Don Johnson commented on 31 Mar 2015

Over here in the UK, toma(r)toes grow best in a greenhouse,

Don Johnson commented on 01 Apr 2015

+Lenny F It does, but not like California. (But I was just finding an excuse to say tomartoes instead of tomaytoes! LOL )

Lenny F commented on 01 Apr 2015

Is that because it never gets sunny or warm there?

MrJalzgar commented on 31 Mar 2015

I have always wondered: Why doesnt Americans have handels in their showels?

Impractical Fishermen commented on 31 Mar 2015

Spades don't have hand grips because you use your foot to get more force. There are pleanty of scooping shovels with hand grips on top of the handle, but not on digging shovels.

Thijs van Beers commented on 31 Mar 2015

Watch out with those cards that say what kind of tomato it is, some birds think it's funny to take them!

Brian Diaz commented on 01 Apr 2015

For the record, toddlers also love to take them, sometimes replacing them in other locations.

Matthew Bell commented on 31 Mar 2015

a good tip is to make a cone shape bout 4inches high and about 6 inches in diameter, also when the plant is about 2 feet tall you will start to notice small buds starting to grow between the main stem and the main branch, snap these off and your plants will grow stronger and give sweeter firmer fruit. bear in mind that i have only ever grew them in a greenhouse in pots in england. also i water mine every day

Matthew Bell commented on 31 Mar 2015

+Matthew Bell also i agree with +Lutranereis about not giving them plant food once flowers are formed and fruit begins to grow.

Matthew Bell commented on 31 Mar 2015

+Matthew Bell also i like to use a fertiliser called tommerite and simply mix it with the water in a watering can and water as usual. the link on amazon is below but is available from places like b and q//www.amazon.co.uk/Scotts-Tommerite-500Ml/dp/B00K1BSHGW

Early summer tomatoes

SUBSCRIBE! //www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=HGforMereMortals The good: the ripe tomatoes taste awesome! The bad: I would prefer ...

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Maxid1 commented on 06 Jul 2015

0:13 So it's a good year for okra? "Meaty okra year"?

David Powell commented on 06 Jul 2015

+Maxid1 Groan!

Nicholas Winder commented on 06 Jul 2015

Here in Northwest Indiana it took forever for it to warm up. Then we got a bunch of torrential rains. Tomato plants have been in pretty bad shape all over. Hopefully the next month or so the plants will improve.

Jim Beshears commented on 06 Jul 2015

No kidding, I'm up here too and mine are having a hard time.

PK Tuite commented on 06 Jul 2015

No sound effect or graphic for PMM? She won't be impressed with that!

SE45CX commented on 06 Jul 2015

+PK Tuite PMM? I would say a FBFOC:A Fur-based fellow oxygen consumer.

Earl Mace commented on 06 Jul 2015

Leaf curl indicates plant stress - nothing to worry about though... consistent feed and watering and some nitrogen should help them recover nicely. Apple tree sucks a lot of water from the soil - if the branches are growing over your fence, chances are good the roots are growing under it. Nice looking cherry tomatoes. I love 'em.

Maxid1 commented on 06 Jul 2015

+Earl Mace The stress could be the squeak of the garden gate.

How to Prune Young Tomato Plants

PLEASE SUBSCRIBE! //www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=HGforMereMortals My tomato plants have been in the ground for a couple weeks ...

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zimsjeep commented on 29 Apr 2015

Best way to water a vegetable garden (especially tomatoes) is with drip irrigation or a soaker hose. You want as little water as possible touching the leaves. Having the leaves wet opens the door for all sorts of fungus and diseases.

Gerald Mikielski Jr commented on 08 May 2015

+zimsjeep while I agree with this comment, you can foliar feed your tomatoes with a liquid fertilizer and they will absorb essential nutrients through the leaves. Standard watering should be a drip irrigation or soaker hose.

Captain Ron commented on 05 May 2015

+zimsjeep You saved me from making the same comment! Overhead watering is a killer (especially for tomatoes) and extremely inefficient.

valbakke commented on 28 Apr 2015

At that size we don't let the tomatoes set fruit yet. Remove the flowers and let the plant use more energy in growing larger to be able to support more fruit.

Gerald Mikielski Jr commented on 08 May 2015

+valbakke What size/age do you suggest leaving the blooms on?

Sjuul CNC commented on 27 Apr 2015

Another tip, sow some basil around the plants, they keep your tomatoes healthy. also grow some zucchinis, very easy and lots of produce

Robert Torres commented on 29 Apr 2015

+Sjuul CNC I've done that on the edges of my garden. Keeps some of the bugs out.

David Bishop commented on 27 Apr 2015

In the past I have had trouble with those tomato horn worms. What keeps those suckers away?

Brian Hancock commented on 04 May 2015

+David Bishop DiPel helps

Glen Crighton commented on 27 Apr 2015

Hi Steve, there are two types of tomato plants, determinate (bush) and indeterminate. Your plants are indeterminate and you are right to pinch out the shoots that you call suckers. However the other type (determinate) are more bushy dwarf like and should not be pinched out. Keep up the good work my man, I just love what you do.

Robert Torres commented on 29 Apr 2015

+Glen Crighton thanks for that clarification!

Wall-mounted wine rack made from recycled wood

Get your free copy of "Lock In" or any other audio book at //www.audible.com/woodworking ---------------- This semi-rustic wine rack will display and store ...

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Leandro Salvador commented on 11 Jan 2015

Steve, I did it and give as a Chrystmas gift. Everybody loved it. Thanks. I m brazilian and watch your youtube channel.

Dguan commented on 14 Mar 2015

your gripper pitches are just AMAZING haha as one woodworker to another, i love the enthusiasm

hasdrubal121 commented on 11 Dec 2014

Really nice project Steve, have to do it. I like what you do keep it up, thanks for sharing.

Simon Lewis commented on 04 Aug 2015

Great! Can I please borrow your circular saw, router, band saw and bench drill and bits ???

Christian Calkins commented on 25 Jan 2015

He's wearing a 49ers shirt but he has raiders stickers all over his tools

salense1 commented on 25 Nov 2014

Please Steve, what the tool name that appears in 0:06 ?

Mitzi Pacheco commented on 20 Sep 2015

You really inspired kids like me

This is Mack (zach) commented on 21 Nov 2014

love ur vids man~!

Make a Folding Sawhorse

Pick up a FREE audio book at //www.audible.com/woodworking Here's a sturdy, folding sawhorse that won't take up much storage space. You can build one ...