Fluff Your Couch
After a few years, your couch will start to sag. Most couch cushions have a back zipper. If yours do then give it a little extra fluff with this DIY idea:
- Remove the cushion from its cover
- Add three layers of Poly-Fil Quilt Batting to each foam cushion
- Secure each layer with a spray adhesive. Spray between each layer.
- Call a carpet and upholstery cleaning company to clean your couch cushions while you’re on the task
Now you might be thinking, “Why would I need or want a ladder?” Ladders believe it or not add personality in a room and act as fantastic storage spaces for throw blankets and towels. Try this one:
You will need copper plumbing pipes, brought at your local hardware store. Use a pipe cutter to cut the following:
- Top and bottom: 4X4 inches length copper pipe
- Five rungs: 5X12 inches
- Mid Section: 8X10 inches
- Using these different sized copper pipes, assembly should be straightforward.
- To cap things off, we recommend putting a dab of adhesive inside the copper tees and caps when assembling to strengthen the ladder.
Who said bathmats should only be used in bathrooms? Artisans create wonderful pieces of fabric that many times deserve a respectable display, so give this one a go:
- Stick three pieces of tape to create a triangle (or whatever shape you prefer)
- Paint within the lines with acrylic paint for a unique design (use blue, pink, green - you name it)
- One paint is completely dry, cut a bunch of 12 inch pieces of upholstery cord to make some fringe
- Hot glue should make this one stick
Triple S has three main plant locations:
Stamford Plant | 400 West Main Street
Norwalk Plant | 337 Westport Avenue
Stratford Plant | 1800 Stratford Avenue
Norwalk Plant | 337 Westport Avenue
Stratford Plant | 1800 Stratford Avenue
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