Mike Holmes Tackles Chronic Moisture Nightmare | Holmes on Homes 407
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Tread carefully in Ann’s home, where the hardwood-over-concrete floor has a chronic moisture problem. Learn why three different contractors’ quick fixes didn’t work, and cheer as Mike makes it right with under-floor heating and gracious stone tiles.
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I am absolutely loving all these Holmes Episodes, Thank You!
Mike is the right person who is going to find the problem with that floor and get it fixed up
Homes built directly on slabs are common in my state. Foam board and plywood is put down. Makes a good base for either carpet, tile or hardwood. Mike was smart to use tile. Make sure the problem is fixed permanently
My friend Jim has a business doing invisible repairs on granite countertops. Very clever!
My first thought was "The fridge or the dishwasher is leaking". Yeah, well, shows what I know!
The custom home our company built for client wanted the black cast iron sink I hated it. Unfortunately my painters thought it was a great place to clean their brushes, what a mess & all kinds of water marks. (They didn’t think to use the utility sink in the garage, are you kidding me?) The only way to get it looking good was to use oil which made it look great. Same people wanted their own carpet layer to install plush white carpet. Boy what a mess we came in the evening to check up, what did we & the buyers find? A Big black grease mark in the center of the carpet. So I again looked for a solution and used Simple Green. It worked! The buyers were shocked & couldn’t believe that it looked brand new when they came in the next morning.
wait , painters washing their brushes , in the sink of the KITCHEN!
first , what sort of paint did they use ? what potential chemicals where left staining crap and secondly how much of the crap they washed of did like the fat from a unhealthy amount of bacon only go into the sink pipes , and then ..stayed... there , making it an even worse clog up risk then said grub byproducts ,as at least grease and such you have a chance to 'scrape out/melt with hot water+ gentle cleaning compounds ...but paint... even a lot of the 'organic' ones if it starts to dry up in pipes that becomes not just rock solid but also a 'inert' 'static' material that wont be affected by hot water and any compounds strong enough to losen it likely melt the pipes in the process :/
Nice Kitchen!!!
Mysteriously the floor started to ARISE? 😂😂😂
I wonder if the problem all along was she flooding the floor with water while cleaning it? 😂
That was my thought👍
RIP. Craig Lowe....
Ha! They used C50 concrete!
I have an idea......Its the owner.
Is it me or the angle of the shot, or does her neighbor's roof on the right overhang her roof?
Need to straighten your two steps
Moist...expand and contract??
Hmmm...honey???
Mike u CAN put hardwood flooring in a basement DO NOT USE CONCRETE use brick and u wont have moisture issues
Brick for a floor would be awful, the joints would constantly crack, and im not sure how good brick would be at impact resistance. Ill note that i dont think ive ever seen a brick floor on this show and theres probably a reason, its almost always concrete or wood.
@@urzaserra256 hes done homes that are double brick construction so yes theres been some
@@urzaserra256 also brick is the best way for a foundation NOT concrete even Mike has said concrete isnt waterproof
@@delyn13 Well i know houses how are far other 200 Years old with Brick Foundation, they have some times here and there.
But this are in the rule Minor issues and after 200 years you can expect this.