I got a dinosaur for the backyard, $900 beans at an import shop, just adds some flavor and uniqueness to an area that had nothing.
And now we have nice company by the pool.
What happens when you take a guy from Brooklyn, NY that grew up in studio apartments most of his life and give him a ranch house in the suburban South West that needs more renovation done than "The Money Pit"? The home owner's blog! Welcome to the idiot and cheapskate's guide to making your place the best home it can be without spending a fortune! Enjoy my tales and turmoils, and hopefully pick up some tips!
Quick post, instead of taking a few hours for dry wall repair I did some artistic shit on the exposed brick on the house and painted the gas line. $30 or so.
So this year I took a big step with the house. Well, a big step if you live in USA, I got a tankless water heater. This is pretty much the standard in most of the world but in America we like to waste shit. My old water heater was in the middle of the house, why the hell when they built these houses did they put 50 gallons in the middle of the house with wood floors? Well anyway, shit has changed a lot since I began this blog. My neighborhood when I bought was bartenders, waiters, waitresses, and people that liked to party. Now the hood is CEO's, executives, and people that make a lot more money than I do! What does that mean for this house, well it means that since I am renting the rooms out still, every bit of space counts! So to sum up the tankless heater benefits:
So as you know last year I got a free hot tub! To cover up how old it is I did a quick wood staining project on it. Also ordered a new top, the stain was cheap, the top was not!
My hot tub bumped up the electrical bill a little, hook it up and help a brother out by buying your amazon stuff from the link below!!!!!