Wouldn’t the fresh green color look great on a platter of Easter treats too?.
Painting above your head like that already means you’re going to be more prone to drips than usual, and when you paint in really high heat or humidity, the paint tends to thin out and drip more easily.Painting a ceiling on those days is just a recipe for disaster that you do not need to be serving to yourself..
When you start out, this step will seem totally unnecessary, but give yourself five minutes and you’ll be happy for the cool breeze.Keeping the air flowing helps to dry the paint more quickly and prevent drips and it’ll also keep you comfortable.Holding your arms up like that is hard work!.
Use small, light-weight foam rollers.You think that using those big, heavy wide rollers will make the job go more quickly, but once you fill that thing up with paint, it will be so heavy that you run the risk of getting exhausted before you finish the job.
Use one of those cheapo 4-6″ foam rollers and you’ll just fly through the job.
I paint full rooms with them all the time and because of how easy they are to handle, the job actually goes much more quickly than with a big roller.I could get up yet another 30 minutes earlier and get one more household task done.
Does that mean I should?.Or am I doing too much cleaning and organizing?
All these people with their messy houses and their “just toss the mess out of the frame of the photo” attitude, are they on to something?Should I be ignoring all the little messes and be focussing more on big, noticeable renovation style tasks?