DIY => ✨Destroy It Yourself✨

Where's Toni's all good? We as a community need to know you found the ultrasound image

11:35 Toni, did you find it? you could put it in a picture frame to display it

I work for a Goodwill and you'd be surprised how many important documents people donate accidentally. It's insane sometimes

Electrician: "Who did you say did your electrical?" Old lady:  "Oh my nephew did, he's really handy." Electrician: "Yeah, what year did his house burn down?" Old lady: "Oh about 3 or 4 years ago... Wait how did you know that?" ... my favorite house fail ever and pan out to see the electrical box ABOVE the toilet and inside is panel is smoking.

U know what is the least trust worthy thing in the whole entire world?.... washing machine timers, I have no idea what kind of parallel world those timers are working in but it sure as hell isn't this one 😂

there is no way they just moved past Toni's pronounciation of 'insulation' at 4:50 😭😭😭

30 seconds in and I already see a problem. You don't level a "barn" door with the floor or the ceiling. You level a barn door with a level. There's no guarantee that the floor or the ceiling will be level but a level will be level.

Toni is so cultured "insulasecion" 😄💜

Is it just me or Was that Vincent van Gogh reference "you would never hear the end of it"😅😂

Boomer hoarder in Canada here. Toni talking about 'milk crate' furniture in her early apartments (circa 2010?) reminded me that in my basement I still have a stack of plastic milk crates used as storage shelving. I've had those milk crates from 1984 when they were "borrowed" from the area next to the rear loading door of a grocery store! Originally they were prime time studio apartment furnishings. They have been relegated to the basements of two subsequent houses for more 30 years. I've kept them because they are the older ones that are slightly bigger in size than contemporary ones. The bigger ones were the perfect size for vinyl record LPs - even though I haven't had any of those kicking around in decades.

No.1 thing not to trust… the time left on the washing machine. What do they have to gain by lying all the time??!?

The Sandra Bullock film…WHERE SHE ONLY HAS ONE LEG 😂😂😂 what a callback 😂

The second I saw those shelves mounted in that corner, I knew they weren't in studs. I have very similar shelves that I've taken with me to two separate houses, and it's always a chore finding the studs (it's easy once you know the measurements between them). Once they're mounted properly, they're super sturdy. Also, by not using a stud finder, they missed a perfectly good dad joke where the guy puts it on himself and beeps.

5:20  You have to warm up the glue of the wallpaper first (a hair-dryer will do) and   t h e n   pill off. Not cold like she was doing, of course.

The kitchen shelves collapsing remind me of the episode of "Changing Rooms" on UK TV where  the hosts created hanging shelves to display a teapot collection, which then collapsed.

Toni’s “insulascioohn” to my “insulashun” is hilarious 😅

7:20 - happened to me - my study / homework room with documents & binders and a snow globe or two. Heard a god-awful crash one morning, ran up, opened door, closed door and left it for stepdad who originally did it & promised it was solid.

6:38  HOW HAS THIS NOT CAUGHT FIRE

My aunt and uncle restored a house in Connecticut built in the 1700s and the floor had 18 layers of previous flooring! The walls were also layers and layers of paint, wood, and wallpaper. They also had to redig out the dirt floor basement and the cool old stuff they dug up was so fascinating.