You'll Never Guess What's Under The Floor Of This Old House! | Home Town 

I Agree she seems like a real sweetheart.

Of course you love to watch it, this is not kids show 🙂

Yes!

I hate how 'Flip or flop' automatically reach for the sledgehammer. Occasionally, Christina will spot something of value like the 50's turquoise built in oven from one episode. Tarek would have just thrown it in the skip.

Linda Miller - These are are adorable. I have the same reaction as you too

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@@hollypurcell412 - t?

These two are one of my favorites 💕 they are a sweet show when most other TV is trash.

Lol

Theres a house for sale in laurel(where they live) that would be perfect for you. 715 n 2nd ave laurel check it out.

Me 2

They are just the CUTEST couple ever.

Me too they are so stinking cute!!

Totally second that.

Me too, my absolute FAVES of HGTV

I just cannot bond with these two. I don't know why.

TheTonialadd look on pinterest - there are loads of great ideas!

I lived in an old 1960's singlewide for more than a decade, so I learned a few tricks about how to deal with the limitations. Even if you hate your floorplan, there's still stuff you can do. The most important thing I discovered was to look up because that's where you can make more space: I put shelves over the doors (doors are where you are gonna find wall studs easily) and above head-height in a small hallway. I covered boxes with pretty paper to put on the shelves and this increased my storage substantially, but simply and with low cost. If you can't use your cabinets, maybe you can take some of the doors off. This is something I did with a cabinet that just didn't work for me. I painted the cabinet inside and out so it would look nice, and I was able to store things neatly. Actually, I've lived a bunch of inconvenient awkward awful places (hey, I'm old; I've moved a lot of times) so I knwo that there's always something you can do. Rule number one: the only thing in life that you can really change is your own mind. So stop hating the place; find quirky things that you can have fun with and then it will start smiling back at you--that's when it feels like home. Just start small and use what you have on hand. You can do this!

@@zzydny Great reply!! Nifty you 😁

@@Wayniesgirl Thanks. As the child of Depression Era parents, I was taught the old saying "use it up, wear it out, make it do, do without" and I still believe that is one of the best things to know. There is always something that we can do; we just have to convince ourselves that we can and that we should.

I think that would be an awesome HGTV series they have enough people doing your typical brick and mortar house how about a mobile home or even live in RVs

May I ask how long ago you lived there and what the crime rate/scenario was like? Thank you!! ❤

I was there a few months ago and visited their store and antique shop. Also drive around looking at the houses they've renovated. Laurel is a beautiful little town. 😊✌️

Like in laurel Mississippi ? I have relatives there and Richton and Hattisburgh.

@@KruezFam According to stats the crime ratio is not low, but maybe with influx of new people it would change.

@@shakingbones1768 My #1 priority!

Hubby and I are saying the same thing. We would love to drive through Laurel on our way home to Pittsburgh and check it out...so exciting to dream about and possibly make it happen.

You don't need to win in the lottery to build a home like Americans. Because there homes made of such cheap materials 🤣