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I would fabricate a hardwood nosing such that the surface of the tile comes out flush with the surface of the nosing, and stained to match tile.

"Parlor" area next to living room, I really like the stained glass windows in this room, any advice on how to make the fireplace usable for cheap?

Some of the damages include:-Cigarette burns on both vanity countertops-Pet, ink, and bleach stained carpets-missing shower heads (she said the old ones had mildew in them so she threw them away then took hers that she bought when she moved out)-serious paint damage past wear and tear (plus they smoked so the walls have to be painted to get rid of the smell)-beat in drywall holes-broken light fixtures-they didnt clean at all so cleaning costs-some items left (tires in basement, hangers, food in pantry, etc)-broken screens-etc.The tenants are not happy and are saying I stole their deposit.

plus, I would think that If you did have a messy tenant, hardwood would be a lot easier to clean up, compared to a stained carpet.

There is a small water stain on ceiling from leak - upstairs hall bath.

Great for removing nicotine stains from windows, etc.

Well I guess it would be stain the stain. :-)Just a thought.

Hi,Does anyone on BP have any experience with removing oil stain on a concrete driveway?

Water stains on ceilings and walls.