We are making serious progress. The ceiling is kilzed, and we got a lot cleared out. The falling apart pantry is gone, as are the dishwasher (whoever heard of a gas-run dishwasher?), washer and dryer. Quick fact - if you list something for free on a site where most people are selling things for outrageous prices, people will jump on it like kids at fat camp on a cake. Thank you facebook!
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| Marcus hauling off what used to be the scary front porch |
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| This is the weather stripping on the back door. Yes, that is cardboard and staples. |
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| Pudding cup in the walls. |
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| Terrifying ass goblin Marcus found behind the refrigerator. |
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| Where the wallpaper used to be! |
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| SuperFluffy peeled it all off! It was 8 billion degrees in there. |
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| Terrifying geese painted on the kids room wall |
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| I was sad I had to paint over all of this, but the walls had to be sealed. There was so much filth that it had soaked into the walls and sub-flooring. |
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| Cool right? |
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| You can see some of the staining here. |
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| It was pretty bad here. |
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| Moose, our new puppy helping. He's 9 months old and 65lbs. |
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| Chewy happiness. |
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| Bridget, my brother's dog, is not amused by Moosey Wolfson. |
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| Luckily, they used vinyl paint for the inside of the medicine cabinet so I was able to use a phillips screwdriver to get the screws out, rather than the allen wrenches I would normally need. |
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| Medicine cabinet after I took it off. I'm going to clean it, kilz it, and use it as a shelf. Bam! |
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| Top layer = vinyl paint. Middle layer = contact paper. Last layer = actual wallpaper. |
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| I think we found the leak. |
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| Possible shackles found in the yard. |
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