Tristan Perry 
You might come across different tools and products when you learn about tiling. Tile adhesive is one such product that is essential for bonding tiles. Some people use alternative tile adhesives when bonding tiles. Many people need clarification on whether they can use construction adhesive for tiles. If you also require clarification, this blog is … Read more
Choosing an appropriate tile adhesive is often overwhelming, as numerous options are available on the market. Hence, considering several factors, you must select the right product to ensure strong bonding and high durability. Now that you have access to tiling information, reducing the labour-intensive nature of the process by doing it yourself will be beneficial. … Read more
Laminate molding (trim) looks great, but if it’s stuck to your baseboards and plinths with proper wood glue, it’ll be a nightmare to remove. It might damage your baseboards and plinths quite a lot. Thankfully, I have been through this recently and I learned a few tips and tricks that I wanted to share with … Read more
Most of my backyard has fake/artificial grass (also called “astroturf”). I chose this despite being aware of the environmental impact of it, such as microplastic pollution and it harming biodiversity. So… why did I choose this? Well, I discuss all that in this video, along with showing some photos of me installing it. Overall I’m … Read more
The Shark Steam Mop is great, but ideally you should wall hang it to protect your flooring after use. Unfortunately the way that the handle works is at a right angle to the steam pads at the bottom, meaning that a traditional hook doesn’t work well. This video shows exactly how I built a custom … Read more
After moving from a rental, I tackled bigger and bigger DIY projects each year. In my final year at my old house, I tackled a simple project (not!): upgrading my kitchen. This involved changing the flooring, moving the sink, replacing the worktops and cabinets, tiling and more! This video covers the step-by-step of how I … Read more
When I first moved into my new constructive home just over four years ago, the backyard was… dirt. Just dirt. The dirt/soil also ramped up a lot at the back, meaning that part of the backyard was pointless. As a result, I set out to level it – but I had to build a concrete … Read more
New construction homes in the UK offer a variety of nice benefits: Lots of insulation, reducing heating bills. A well designed home which is suitable for 21st century living. A warranty for any defects (big or small) in the house’s construction. A home that often sells easier – when you come to move than other … Read more