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Living Large in Small Spaces

Week of September 7, 2009 - Hour 2

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Bathroom Floors, Bathrooms, Decks and Patios, Outdoor Living, Carpet, Cleaning, Cleaning Mold, Doors, Faux finishing, Floors, Furniture, Furniture Repair and Refinishing, Hardwood Floor, Interior Doors, Laminate Floor, Mold, Painting, Staining, Tile and Stone, Tile Floor, Cleaning, Healthy Home

Living large is out - and living not so big is way in. When it comes to your home and lifestyle - downsizing is good. Architect, author and founder of the Not So Big movement - Sarah Susanka - joins Tom and Leslie. Learn why you might not need to clean your ducts often. And find out how to attach stuff to tile without drilling.  Adding a litlle oh, la, la to your home, by installing French Doors.  Plus get answers to your home improvement questions about: cleaning mold off furniture, staining a wood floor, sealing tile, painting a fireplace mantle, staining a deck and installing laminate flooring.

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