About time someone said something about these DIY things, most don’t have all the tools at their disposal and so I don’t get thrown to the wolves, the DIY stuff is amazing and one day I’ll get to try them all!

YOu know they have one post clotheslines.

Ya. I wish I could have an old fashioned post clothesline. HOA won’t allow it.

The reality is setting in

Nice 👍!

Every woman should own a Craig jig. [Kidding].

It’s not hard but not as EZ as she made it look. There was a lot of editing.

Me too

@Jesus is LORD T W S S

I agree.

you'd think that a strip of wood painted to match the wall, which could span the studs would be a better option. i'm cringing, thinking of this thing crashing down. all the effort.......

A plastic rawlplug absolutely can hold in plasterboard. There are ones are for concrete but also ones made for plasterboard The only way they are coming out is of enoug force is pulling one directly out of the wall and that force is great enought to sheer the threads of the screws out of the plastic. In this case theres very little weight actually puling on the screw, as with most cases like this that majority mof the weight is hanging off the screw. Even with a cleat system, the only force pulling on the screw is any leverage thats occuring and there doesn't seem to be very much with how shallow the box is. I'd trust those to hold my body weight. Cases like this aren't great for something like a floating shelf where there's a lot of leverage pulling the screw directly outwards and it need to be really tight to ensure the shelf doesn't slope down.

Almost anything quick is short lived by definition yet it never ceases to allude us of its obvious principal. What a wonderful world. 😂

​@@ge2719it is pulling away from wall, it's a French cleat, basically a wedge that pulls away from wall.

That towel rack was pretty impressive too! ;)

@@Hometalk I'm sitting at work on my lunch break laughing so hard. Yes, it was impressive. Want to know a secret. The guy who built the towel rack also built the cool pool bridge you see in the background!

Yes. Unusually useful and very beautiful.

Are you serious about the greenhouse? That is amazing. Love to see that.

@@GoodlyEarth 💯 serious. Found instructions here on YT then added a water hose connection and simply drilled drip holes in the top supports. I can control the water flow from the connection and spent less than $40 on it. Used sand in the pipes for stability and bought clear shower curtains from Dollar Tree 🤣 We are upgrading after this year to greenhouse plastic, the shower curtains just don't last but a season or so.

That sounds AMAZING! You should post your project on Hometalk.com! (www.hometalk.com)

And the great thing about pvc is it doesn’t leach chemicals into the food or water! Amazing. Isn’t industrial plastics wonderful

I've used PVC pipe to make a cage around my blueberry bushes with bird netting over it. That way I got more blueberries than the birds did.

That is an excellent idea!

Thanks for the tip!

@@Claudia-lq3ns You bet! If I can save just one person from being a victim of “kickback” it will be worth it.

That goes for any piece of wood you're cutting. And probably best to clamp it down.

Ya don't get kick back if you first apply a liberal ammount of milk on the timber then wipe and cut the milk acts like a balm to the cutting edge

100%

That is a great idea. You need to share that idea sometime.

@@GoodlyEarth it's online already. I found out that idea from a KZfaq video

I was thinking she needs to find the stud also if she expects to keep detergent & etc on the shelves. Otherwise sooner or later it'll fall.

@@brotherjames2204 Or at least choose better drywall anchors. Toggles or something that holds up to the motion of raising and lowering those legs. I wouldn't want to see the heartbreak of putting all of her creative heart into a project and then have the wall deteriorate to the point that she ends up storing that shelf in the garage as a "one day I will get this back up" project.

Why not just spend $30 at Wally's on a cubby rack that reaches the ground and leave the wall alone??? More storage and the pla k can be placed from the washer to the dryer... Space saver and nothing in the middle of the walkway...

I'm definitely building one for my house.

Love it "unsually usefull " u said it ..right and thank you

Will paint protect it from UV? Any particular kind of paint or just any paint?

@@ed7519 I would suggest spray paint made for plastics like Fusion and stick to a lighter color as light colors reflect more UV light. Skuffing the surface with a fine grit sandpaper just to take off the sheen will also help it stick better or you can use a spray adhesion promotor.

​@@nroman1977 Thanks for the info. I was just gonna spray paint it white whatever...I will be more conscious of what choose now...makes sense, as it will go outside on occassion. 🙂

I wish I'd thought of this sooner for myself as well, but if there's construction going on nearby you, like building a house that will need plumbing, maybe you can acquire some leftover piping from them. Couldn't hurt to ask, right? Shoot! They might even cut it for you. 🤔The fittings aren't that expensive, at least not at my Lowe's in VA. I just figure that what I will save on not having to run my dryer for things like jeans, towels, or throw rugs, thereby burning more electricity, the overall savings will be worth a few extra dollars, but that's just my opinion. I wish you luck.

Loved the idea an enjoyed the video...

If you don’t mind me asking where did you purchase yours at? 😊

Thanks appreciated

I agree!! Very soothing lol

That’s what I did. Did not need storage, so I built an ironing board into the wall with a flush decorative cabinet door.

Those anchors scare me