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Deborah sorry that you are having trouble with my channel. I haven't done anything different to the page or subscribers. I uploaded 2 new videos yesterday. As for not wanting you on my channel...You are one of my FAVS! Seriously one of the only things that I like about the new GOOGLE+ is that it doesn't restrict comments to a limited amount of characters (smile). I'm not sure if you are subscribed to me but if you are, can you see me with your other subscriptions?
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Even with a flood, repair of the washer then a removal of the washer this floor is holding up pretty good. I think the key especially if it is a high traffic area use as many coats of polyurethane as you can letting each layer dry completely.
+Kenzo B No nothing gets stuck...this is in my laundry room so it's not a terrible high traffic area except in the summer time when the kids are running in and out. I sweep this floor at times and I also use a Swiffer wet mop once or twice a month in the fall and winter months. During the summer when the girls are running in and out I sweep and mop it once a week I guess. Very durable and I only used a few coats of the polyurethane. An entire basement...that's going to be a LOT of pennies (smile).
+FRUGALNISTA Thank you so much for getting back to me so quickly and for the info. The basement is about 2,000 sf., so we have a way to go!!! I will post pics before , during and afterwards.
It is absolutely lovely! I've been wanting to do this to my bathroom floor for some time now but I'm worried about going into it without much knowledge before hand- is it ok to ask you some questions about this project?
Thanks so much! My main concerns are if it's absolutely necessary to put a top coat over it? also is it at all possible to remove the pennies to return the floor to it's regional state if need be. Since this would be a bathroom and the floor would become wet I'm a little worried about the top coat making it slick and slippery. I also rent so If I was to move and they wanted me to remove the pennies I'd want to know if I could. Thanks again!
There are a few videos on TH-cam where this floor has been put in a bathroom. The top coat is absolutely needed to seal the pennies and to also make a barrier for cleaning the floor especially in a bathroom. Even if you decided not to seal the pennies I think it would be kind of hard to bring the floor back to it's original state. Thanks so much for watching I really appreciate it.
+Karen Davis Taylor I will never understand why anyone in their right mind would watch a video with the title of "THE PENNY FLOOR" especially if they can't understand why anyone in their right mind would want a PENNY FLOOR.
that is awesome, im going to start saving my pennies.
Thanks so much glad you like it, hope all is well with you!
wow - just spectacular.
+swampzoid Thanks!!
I absolutely love it!! Thanks for the video.
+rustynails113 Appreciate you watching!
no it doesn't hurt your feet, we walk barefoot in my house all the time (country girl) feels great! Thanks so much for viewing!
The penny floor is so unique love it
Thank you!
This DIY has to be the most impressive that I've seen crafty .
And Wow ! You did it yourself . * very nice .
Thanks Deborah!
FRUGALNISTA
Hi . I have no other way to send a message to you , and please delete after you reply . I no longer see your youtube page , It say this channel is no longer available . * I can see your past videos .
I know we do not know each other , I am an honest person . If you do not want me to follow you , I will unscribe to your channel . No questions asked .
I was wondering if you had a problem from my end somehow or if you were revamping your page .
Honestly , no questions asked , if you do not want me as a fan (smile) - I wouldn't want to bother being one .
And I apologize if my message was way ! too long on your last car diary . Lol .
Please believe me - it's ok , if you prefer not to have me as a subscriber .
I'm sorry for that , not knowing why - but it is your choice . No questions asked .
Deborah sorry that you are having trouble with my channel. I haven't done anything different to the page or subscribers. I uploaded 2 new videos yesterday. As for not wanting you on my channel...You are one of my FAVS! Seriously one of the only things that I like about the new GOOGLE+ is that it doesn't restrict comments to a limited amount of characters (smile). I'm not sure if you are subscribed to me but if you are, can you see me with your other subscriptions?
FRUGALNISTA
Safety mode was on ? * I always thought it was on anyways . I see you now .
I am subscribed and I did see you in my list of subscriptions . I see you now .
I also wondered if I was typing too fast and changed a setting .
I've been subscribed to you for most of the time I have been watching your videos . I think I started liking the first few before that .
I've been on the youtube 6-9 months ? , * other social medias 1-2 years .
I thank you for being a Fav . (heart and smile)
And YOU are ! one of my FAVS !
You have a great page , Frugalnista . You ! as well as your content . (smile)
I thank you for understanding my message and for the reassurance .
Have a blessed day .
I can't help but say I thought you may have been very busy , and I didn't want to interrupt . Thank you again for your reply .
Wow!! Love it. How is it holding up? I'm considering doing this
Even with a flood, repair of the washer then a removal of the washer this floor is holding up pretty good. I think the key especially if it is a high traffic area use as many coats of polyurethane as you can letting each layer dry completely.
Very nice. Did you do your backsplash the same way
Barbara Koeppe Thanks...yes the backsplash was done the same way. Thanks for watching!
does it hurt your feet if you are barefoot?
Does "stuff get caught between the pennies? Is it hard to clean? Also, Is it durable? I was thinking about doing our basement floor.
+Kenzo B No nothing gets stuck...this is in my laundry room so it's not a terrible high traffic area except in the summer time when the kids are running in and out. I sweep this floor at times and I also use a Swiffer wet mop once or twice a month in the fall and winter months. During the summer when the girls are running in and out I sweep and mop it once a week I guess. Very durable and I only used a few coats of the polyurethane. An entire basement...that's going to be a LOT of pennies (smile).
+FRUGALNISTA Thank you so much for getting back to me so quickly and for the info. The basement is about 2,000 sf., so we have a way to go!!! I will post pics before , during and afterwards.
It is absolutely lovely! I've been wanting to do this to my bathroom floor for some time now but I'm worried about going into it without much knowledge before hand- is it ok to ask you some questions about this project?
Sure!
Thanks so much! My main concerns are if it's absolutely necessary to put a top coat over it? also is it at all possible to remove the pennies to return the floor to it's regional state if need be. Since this would be a bathroom and the floor would become wet I'm a little worried about the top coat making it slick and slippery. I also rent so If I was to move and they wanted me to remove the pennies I'd want to know if I could. Thanks again!
There are a few videos on TH-cam where this floor has been put in a bathroom. The top coat is absolutely needed to seal the pennies and to also make a barrier for cleaning the floor especially in a bathroom. Even if you decided not to seal the pennies I think it would be kind of hard to bring the floor back to it's original state.
Thanks so much for watching I really appreciate it.
Thank you for the advice and info!
wow:) you are so creative
lisadaniels123 Thank you Lisa and thanks for watching!
Very very cool
Appreciate you watching!
citric acid and water. soak pennies first. supper shinny
+BADD1ONE thanks for the tip!
will never understand why anyone in their right mind would want a "penny" floor
+Karen Davis Taylor I will never understand why anyone in their right mind would watch a video with the title of "THE PENNY FLOOR" especially if they can't understand why anyone in their right mind would want a PENNY FLOOR.
+FRUGALNISTA Preach......