After reading about the Wal-mart shootings and the pepper spraying on the internet this morning - figured it was a good day to stay away from the stores. 2 dead and 15 sprayed in one incident with an upset lady shopper.

Luckily, we did, because we also found another spot that was really weak and we would’ve been hosed.Pipe:4” PVC main line / stack.Floor drain 3” Kitchen drain, washing machine drain 2”Tools used:Jackhammer, pry bar, dead blow hammer, air nailer, respirator, earmuffs, goggles, safety glasses, scrapers, chisels, shovels (round for digging, flat for filling/cleaning floor), tub for mixing concrete, a ****** trowel.Have a 2 x 4 on hand for the concrete repair part.Tips: use spray paint to mark your path during demo… it’s easy to fall off course.

So, the granite counters don't apply here,Flooring with a pattern that resembles an upside-down pepperoni pizza sprayed with lukewarm beer should work nicely in your unit. ;-)

(In fact, when there is Copper piping in a house I will sometimes go in and spray paint it white to look like CPVC)On the other hand, the salty dogs in the business will say that CPVC maybe won't last like Copper.

Bienes / In Florida, dry wall and a spray-on 'orange peel cover'....cheap,cheap.

I am not familiar with Menards but I get pre-hung primed 6 panel interior doors from Lowes for under $40 and having the painting crew spray them with the Swiss coffee white is all part of the paint expense and is easy. 2 gallons of paint and a few minutes for each side and they are done (my crew lays them up in a line in the garage and sprays them all at once, dry time, then flip over and repeat.

Once she moved out I bought some commercial sparyer online and sprayed the whole house and left empty for one month.

I picked up a can of smoke detector spray, it just sets the thing off like smoke would.

You can try a orange peel spray application of watered down mud.

Who will explain what the steam shower is or point out the double-pained energy efficient windows, spray-in insulation, tankless water heater, etc.