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That paint can take several weeks to cure on the stairs just prime it wait a few days then thin layers of paint with a fluffy roller , some paints just can’t handle heavy sanding so attempt thin layers wait longer and do about 3 layers of paint

You are making great progress.🎉

Awww i'm so exited for you Jess.Both you and Dad make an Amazing Team 💗x Can't wait for future content my Lovely. Very Proud of you Sweetheart xx

Cutting plasterboard - score along your measurement firmly with a sharp stanley knife then snap the board firmly along the cut - it will snap cleanly, then slice through the remaining cover paper which will hold it together at the break with the stanley knife again to separate the pieces. You’ll get a nice clean cut edge with very little (nasty for your lungs) dust (wasn’t quite sure what you were doing on the wall behind the bit of plasterboard you were fitting though)😄 You (and your dad) have achieved quite a lot in a month as a part time job though!

On the tape measure use the little lock button when you pull the tape out - took me a while to suss that out after a few sliced fingers!

Def get a mask - not good to breath in all that dust into your lungs

The tea bags and your guinea pigs are so cute.

When are we getting a house update. Love watching it become your home. You’re doing really well.

Well done Jess. This brings back memories of when I bought my first flat with a garden. Some of the happiest times in my life. Enjoy.

Enjoy..... before the carbon cult bans it

Your doing amazingly well great job just found your vlogs so another new sub 🙌🏻

Great job. Looks so much better.

Awesome work Jess! Both you and your dad are doing a brilliant job!

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Get some okeefs hand cream , comfy gloves and eye drops just incase anything gets in your eyes and a mask

Buy a carbon monoxide detector and put it in that room and if it goes off call out a gas man asap if not don’t panic most boilers especially old ones make so much noise

Do a watered down cheap paint 50/50 water paint before you put on your actual paint that you want so the plaster doesn’t absorb all your paint

I’ve only just found your channel and been really enjoying what you have been sharing. Thank you.

i couldnt hear what you do for a job?? congrats on your new home, your really starting to get on with it now....

shouldnt be left with that amount of rubbish to clear, it should have been dealt with by the seller, other than that, excited for you. cant wait to see you put your plans into place xx

Lovely video. Have you thought about some packaging for your items you are selling. Plus loved your display but maybe some height on your table for your bigger items. They sell some slices of wood in the ranges which would look nice on your table to displays things on. If you had some packaging then customers might be thinking of gifts ie for Christmas etc.

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im a new subscriber hello from manchester love watching you transform your new home exciting times for you x

You’re doing a great job as well as working. Thanks for sharing.

Good luck in your new home. Think the bird was a Jay. Looks like it will be a lovely place to knit.

Really enjoying watching you transform your home. You are doing a great job.

Oh Jess, you so reminded me of myself when I started to DIY years ago 😀 The first roller you were using for the ceiling is one I would use on a flocked or brick surface. For smooth surfaces I would go with a smooth roller, similar to the one you used on the walls. When cutting in, give yourself a lovely wide border, that way when rolling the walls you won't have to go so close to the ceiling. Lay drop cloths or plastic on your floors to protect your flooring from paint spills (or cats who step into the paint when you aren't looking and then traipse paw prints everywhere, gotta love them!). Always do two coats, it fills the patchy look and gives a deeper, fuller colour. Painters tape around light switches or unscrew the face plate so you can easily paint without trying to cut in around it. I learnt a lot of DIY from my dad - painting, wallpapering, floor installation, kitchen and bathroom refits - and I'm so excited as I now get to teach my son, who like you has just purchased his first home! First homes are never perfect (unless you've had a new build done), so you're basically tidying or fixing up the previous owners style and DIY attempts. But you'll be surprised at how much you will learn to do yourself - and take your time! Do what you're capable off, don't be afraid to give it a go and always use a professional when and where needed. You did a brilliant job on mum and dad's laundry area so high five to you! We all have to start somewhere and it's always good to see someone willing to give it a go. You'll be well set for the next one 👍

New to your channel 🙂Nothing beats the excitement of being in your first home - well done! and definately get your solicitor to sort the previous owner and his left behind stuff, cheeky bugger 🤨 I would love to see more vloggy videos as you make your house a home. It does take time but it's so worth adding your personal touches and making how you want. Congratulations again!

AAHAHAHAHAH GIRL 😂 I need updates!

Really excited for this journey your on , watching this house become a home ❤

Anything big and grimy pop in the bath with dish washer tablets and the grime will lift off easier

Hi new subscriber .Get in touch with your solicitors who will get a letter to previous owner to clear his possession away...A house has to be left clean and clear❤

Karate chop it 😁 great technique.

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this is a blast :)

Aww!! Your guinea pigs are adorable!! Watching your video while I crochet🙂 Your makes are AMAZING!!

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That’s good so far

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I love it girl😊

love this!!!!☘❤

This is so cute 🥰