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Quote: samandallison Originally Posted by We're tearing up our carpet and installing new flooring. I've seen plenty of examples of people putting laminate flooring in their scoundrel, but I haven't seen a polyurethane example yet. I've seen one where they glue a bunch of shiny pennies to the subfloor, then pour polyurethane over it. I know trailer floors flex more than conventional ones, but the scamp seems to have a fairly sturdy floor, under the carpet its laminated OSB. I saw brown paper bag flooring with polyurethane in a 17' Casita and it looked awesome. If you have a Casita or have seen one, the area under the side dinette has a raised square area for the wheels. I think she may have glued the bags a little first so they wouldn't move before the polyurethane.

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Brown Paper Bag Floor On Concrete And Wood: A Simple Guide To Inexpensive And Be

Brown Paper Bag Flooring Over Concrete And Wood: A Simple Guide To Cheap And Be

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Paper bag flooring on concrete and wood is a technique you may not have heard of, but once you see how it can turn your floor from boring to bling, you might be a fan for life.

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The novel coronavirus is, well, new — and there's still a lot to learn about how easily the virus can spread via contaminated surfaces. Depending on the surface, the virus can live on surfaces for a few hours or up to several days. The novel coronavirus appears to be able to survive the longest on plastic and stainless steel – potentially up to three days on those surfaces. But while surface-to-person transmission of the novel coronavirus is entirely possible, the likelihood drops sharply over time. Find out what this means for the things you touch throughout the day, including your:

How to prevent surface-to-person transmission of the coronavirus

Since coronaviruses can live on surfaces, it's important to know what you can do to prevent the spread from the surface to humans. The bad news is that you can get infected if you have a viable virus on your hands and then touch any of the mucous membranes of your face, including your eyelids, nose or mouth - which you probably do way more than you do. don't think so. This means that the main ways to prevent infection with the coronavirus via contaminated surfaces are to:

Know common surfaces where germs usually hide

Frequently clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces

Avoid directly touching surfaces frequently touched by many different people

Wash your hands properly and regularly

Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth as much as possible

When it comes to properly cleaning and disinfecting high-touch surfaces, the CDC recommends wiping these surfaces frequently with a common EPA-registered household disinfectant, diluted bleach solution, or alcohol base containing at least 70% alcohol. And, if you're sick, it's also important to cover your cough the right way to make sure you don't contaminate nearby surfaces or infect those around you.

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Paper Bag Floors

A Simple Guide To Inexpensive And Beautiful Floor Techniques

Paper bag flooring - also known as paper bag flooring or brown paper bag flooring - can take a little time, but it's worth it and there are a few tricks that can be used to make the application process a bit more complicated. free. Preparing a wooden subfloor

If you have removed existing flooring such as carpet, linoleum or tile from the floor, it is important to use a floor scraper to get all of the glue or glue on the padding from the floor surface first. Preparing a concrete subfloor

When working with concrete floors to lay paper bag flooring over concrete, be sure to fill in any cracks or chipped areas around the edges or perimeter of the room.

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Paper Bag Floors That Look Like Wood

My Version Of Paper Bag Floor

I investigated the value of each book, some were pretty beat up, before using them just to make sure I wasn't destroying a masterpiece. On a plywood subfloor - removed nails, tacks, dirt, 30 year old well used carpeting and a cushion (which we got from a neighbor - because we were too broke at the time we put the carpet in to afford a rug and the neighbors put in a new rug and gave us the good parts of their old rug) and vacuumed, swept - all that usual preparation, first

I first filled in all the holes with whatever caulking I had (I don't even know what kind it was but all my caulking accepts paint.) I still couldn't get the pages to fit together when I soaked them so I ended up brushing the glue mix water directly onto the floor and laying the pages down, then brushing the glue mixture on top and letting it dry. It looks like crap and now my books are ruined and I'm going to have to get carpet. But, like the stubborn girl that I am, I persisted. I rolled the poly with a short nap roller attached to an extension (no hands or knees) - poured it on, rolled it - poured it somewhere else, rolled it unrolled, starting in the closet and working towards the door (was thinking how NOT to get stuck in the corner!) In the lower right corner you can see I moved the rocker from my rear -great-great-grandmother because the door to this room is so narrow that we have to remove it to get some furniture in and out. {I plan to post the upholstery project for this antique chair, along with my other projects on a blog - one day - I'll update this post when I do with a link. Until then you can look in the Nebraska archives of my regular blog https://annettesnyder.blogspot.com/search/label/Nebraska to see a bit of my other projects}

Here are 2 coats of poly and move the heaviest furniture after about a week. Another corner of the room - The room is about 9'X13' with a 4'X4' closet and windows to the east and south...so, a twin bed and a chest of drawers plus a chair and all, the project took about 2 weeks after work about an hour per night, letting the glue dry for 3 days and each layer of poly dry overnight.

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