How to Fix a Vacuum Cleaner That's Lost Suction [Quick Fixes!]

I’m still keeping that frame out though cause I think it’s pretty and I’ll eventually get something in there..

When it comes to stains though, I completely drop the ball.It seems like I’m always just tossing all of our clothes, whether stained or not, straight into the washer, always forgetting to check for stains and treat them.

And then, I forget again and put those stained items straight into the dryer, setting that darn stain in for life!So basically, if (when) an item of clothing gets a stain, it’s pretty much toast.Sometimes I get lucky and the stain comes out on its own, but usually not.

I think a large part of my stain neglect has come from the fact that I’ve never really found something that.So in the back of my mind, I’m just kind of thinking “Why bother?” instead of “No problem!

Let’s watch this stain disappear!” Well, I’m happy to say that I’ve been through a thorough program of stain-fighting rehab with Resolve® and now I’m a changed girl!

I can’t even come close to forgetting to treat my stains because it’s so fun to actually watch them disappear!We started with an 8″ wide MDF board (MDF is great if it will be painted because it’s so nice and straight) and we layered on a really inexpensive 3.5″ molding right on top.

The quarter round at the bottom finishes it off and keeps the whole thing from looking too plain.These baseboards are probably my favorite part of the room!.

We decided to try to copy the style of some of the original detail, to make the room seem a little more fancy than it really is.We noticed that the moldings at the bottom of the door casings have an extra piece that kind of pops out, rather than having the casing go straight to the floor, so we copied that around the closet too.. It’s really simple, but it makes a difference in the room..