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I watched alot of house reno and you guys are the best so far in HGTV. I love your light and positive energy. No dramas, no conflicts, no disgusting attitude. Love you both Jenny and Dave.
The new house looks nice, but the old house didn't look bad. I think they could have kept more of the original features, such as the built-in and the arch.
That is beautiful I love it! I cannot get enough of these reno shows. I love the transformation. They need to come to Australia. Keep these shows coming love it!
Beautiful renovations, but I'm so over white . I can see my grandchildren on that white sofa 😄. Every thing she does is either beige or white. It's pretty though.
I love watching your videos, because each house has a special “touched my heart”feature, which you make from generally speaking re-purposed items from the original house. If not that, then you go to local artists in the area and get something unexpected and fabulous made for the home. But this house is going to be remembered by everyone, female and male, because you had that cubby space that you pulled out and it had all the fishing poles on it. That is the smartest thing I’ve ever seen done in utilizing a 4”x 4’ area that will keep the harmony in a relationship. He won’t be throwing his fishing poles and some corner getting them tangled up and looking tacky; she’s going to know if he goes fishing, because should be able to immediately see if any poles are gone & no more sneaking around now and keeping them in the bed of his pick up truck. I wish my father and mother were alive to see this fabulous fishing corner you’ve created. I could sit here for an hour listing all the wonderful reasons why this is good for a relationship not to mention a well-kept house. God bless you both for all you do for your clients who are no longer clients. Once they see their new house, they are friends for life.❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️ thank you to spread so much joy♥️♥️🙏🌈
Please practice deconstruction *unbuilding, you save so many trees, useable cabinetry, fitures, all the things. Otherwise the demo put in a skip is becoming a massive waste problem. We so need wonderful humans like you modelling this example. And thank you, I've seen you do it in parts. Glass will run out, we have to recycle all of it. Its a resource that cannot be dumped without care. Thanks for your inspiring work. Edit: maybe someone local could sort your waste?
That is bizarre, wish they would have explained it. I'm not a person who let my dog sleep on my bed, they were outside dogs, but having them in cages in the basement is odd.
Maybe you can explain to me why the fixtures and cupboards etc always get destroyed in these videos? They could be salvaged and resused! And I don't like being able to see all the way through the house. I can't tell you all the ways thats wrong.
a lot of people kennel train their dogs its not always for torture like some people tend to do (keeping their dog in a kennel all day long) a lot of dogs find comfort in having a designated space to go when they're wanting alone time or just comfort. if there was a lil window between the two kennels I think that would be a plus for the doggos.
Can anyone explain why Americans have kitchens made of raw partial board that are them painted on site? Is it a cost thing? It seems a strange and not very durable method.
Why do you use the same type of kitchen cabinets in every house? Those floors really needed sanded and revarnished. It doesn't look good with all the light and dark SQUARES everywhere. Laziness.
