I am so fortunate to find this video..I have just moved to my own house and have little money left. This is a fantastic idea. I will try this on a small batch first. Thanks a million.

جميل ورائع جداً وفقكي الله 🙏💚🌹

You need scaffolding for that. Best to hire a pro. Your makeshift pole brush will not cut it.

Precioso para regalo. Gracias por enseñar esto

Where did you get that type of concrete?

Even though I followed all of the steps, I couldn’t remove the base part of the original socket to put in the new one. I would have had success otherwise. I’ll just have to buy another lamp.

do you not wanna take out the cardboard pieces?

Best video, to help me, Thank you, Ursula…..will fix my lamp, tomorrow.

Thank you for your video now I can do my 17 inch griddle God bless you all

I threw my plastic blinds out!😮any other suggestions? Fantastic job though, I so want to try this out!

I wanted to say Thank You!! We have a 2 story stairwell that needed paint and my wife absolutely would not allow me to rig up a ladder on the steps. I used the paint pad on a 12 foot extension pole and it worked very well. Your method of applying the paint to the pad with a brush is amazing and made the process very manageable. I have tried paint pads in the pads, but they always became very messy. I was able to cut in the edge very crisply with your method. Thanks!

Seeing your video reminded me of the work of James Pulham in the UK during the 19th century. He developed a product called Pulhamite. You can read more about it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulhamite

Scrivete anche in Italiano con cosa mischiate il cemento, grazie

Great result & nice short video ,you've inspired me

Thank you going to try to fix my lamps now

Great work, lady! Seems like you are THE pioneer in this innovation, as a few other KZbinrs have posted videos basically doing what you did 5 years ago!

Here because ours isnt that tall but that 2nd big latter would probably be perfect for me 😂

Love the stones!!! I will be buying a new home soon and plan to make the stones!

Nice!!

Wow, great job

What a beautiful job! That turned out great!

I don’t have vinyl blinds lying around. What else can I use?

Genius ❤

hi! thank you for this tutorial! i’m confused how you were able to attach the uno shade on the first lamp to the new socket? i had to replace a socket with a different one so the uno lampshade would fit.

Very cool!

Definitely put it outside on a really sunny day so the sun can bleach any leftover stains out 😊

This helped thank you!

Wonderful 👌🌷👍

it looks like the stones were poured on dirt. Can you move them after they are try? Great ideas!

Im all over this. approximately how many bags of crack resistant concrete did you use. And did you add any any gravel to your concrete?

can it take paint off of concrete? Is the 3000 psi continuous?

I would never guess in a million years those aren't real stones. Well done!

This is great! Can you please share the product you used to clean the mattress pad? The spray?

Oooof! Good job!!! Our foyer is almost exactly the same and I’m contemplating doing it myself but a bit afraid of heights. You may have inspired me to try it though. At my wits end looking at old paint!!

I just wish that all lamps were like yours. Mine has a totally different socket. We will see if I can replace it with a regular one

I have them with a hand crank. They can prob be longer and easier to clean but I love em

I used landscape edging for my forms since I had a ton laying around that I decided not to use to edge my artificial turf. But great idea on the blinds!

Thank you for showing PPE! There are so many videos of people mixing cement with no PPE…I cringe every time. Great job with the patio, gives me ideas for my own.

Sweet. Im going to make rock babies, thanks so much

I got tired of charcoal not burning right for me so I bought one of these a YEAR ago and still haven't used it. Watching your video makes it look fun and easy. I think it's time to try it out.

Thats my foyer lol

Great ideas - thanks for sharing!!

Wow you just gave me a great idea and solution to my gardening project! Thanks for sharing this!

It looks really nice, a lot of people simply use the gel stain like paint, no wiping with a towel, a few coats should do it.

For the pads I used a steamer and it looked new! For the base I’m going to soak them too! lol 😂

Not to be rude, just educating on being aware of cleaning your baby's things inside of a tub with jets. If you use the basin to soak in often, those jets get really nasty with gunk from soap residue, dead skin and debris. You have to literally remove the facial pieces of the Jets themselves in order to get inside to clean them properly. Just letting everyone know so that there's not grossness hiding where you're cleaning your baby items. I bought a 50 gallon trash can specifically for that reason. I keep it outside in the shed but I bleach it and clean it before I use it every time and only for cleaning large baby items. Also, once I'm done washing and rinsing I open the pack and play up and flip it upside down on top of the trash can so that the sun is exposed to the bottom and all the sides equally. It dries super fast in the summertime. Hope this helped someone ❤

Thank you for sharing. Since when we had our first child (2020), I had been trying to figure out how to wash our pack and play. With second baby on the way, this video is super helpful. Thank you.

Love this!!

Pulled mine out and it’s soooo smelly 😢 I used to clean it with antibacterial wipes but it still smells lol thanks for this video

Ignore me asking how it’s doing in the other video XD