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Touch up paint

Shur-line touch up painter is a great find! There was an old brand I saw on Pinterest a while back that was no longer being sold. The only place I could find it was on Amazon and it was ridiculously overpriced! When I saw these at Lowes recently I bought 3! They worked pretty well. You fill up the paint color you want for retouching and after using it, you can cap it and store it for the next time it's needed!

How to turn an in wall ironing board into shelving

My bedroom has had an in wall ironing board since I got this house. I hated it. It is directly behind the bedroom door so if you take the board out, noone can get in or out of the room.  My husband irons his work shirts in the morning, but never used that board. We have a full sized ironing board by the laundry room. If he used the wall board I would have burn marks from running into a hot iron while trying to do my makeup. It's frustrated me that it was just wasted space. It's right next to our dresser and a convenient place to store makeup and hair products. I asked my hubby for shelving to clear up space on the dresser.  To remove the board, he removed the screws from the bar then pulled the bar out of the wall. He used wood filler to patch the holes from the bar.  In retrospect he wishes he'd just sawed the bar off instead. He painted the inside and cut shelves to fit.  For the background we used scrapbook paper. I was not willing to s