Here are all my #DIY tips for popcorn ceiling removal! 1- Safety first! Popcorn ceilings on homes older than 1980 are likely to contain asbestos. It is always worth testing. Even if your home is newer than 1980, (like ours was) you should always wear a resperator and eyewear. I was dumb and didnt because this was years ago and it tested negative for asbestos and i didn't realize there are still harmful particulates in it! So do as I say, not as I do! 2- Popcorn ceiling removal is very messy! Cov

9.3M views · 11K reactions | Removing an outdated popcorn ceiling to improve this home's value 朗 | UNILAD Tech | Facebook

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DIY Pine Ceiling Cover-up!✨ See you never Popcorn 🍿👋🏻✌🏻 Nope, we weren’t about to scrape. It just wasn’t on my list of things I’d love to do, to be honest. 😉 The popcorn remains to live another day, under the pine planks… where it’s hidden from my eyes.:..forever and ever and ever…. and ever… 😅What do you think? Cover or scrape? Follow Once Upon a Bungalow for more Home & DIY! 🛠️🏡#diyhome #diy #diyproject #wooddesign #ceilings #ceilinginstallation #ceilingdecor #bungalowstyle #bungalowre

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9.3K views · 53 reactions | DIY Popcorn ceiling tips. PSA- There was no asbestos, and yes, I should've been wearing a mask anyways! I've learned since then! | Nik and Liv DIY | Facebook