Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Extreme Cheapskates Is The WORST TLC Show" video.

  1. Yeah. You don't replace an entire fence because one board broke. The learning, though, is a completely different issue. That means it does need to be replaced. It's likely rotted below the surface. The house we bought 5 years ago had the original fence from when it was built in the 90s. We're slowly replacing it because it's rotting.
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  2. You can get carpet made in tiles now to do that with. Create a pattern. They just stick on the floor.
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  3. The mountain men show, some of them lived right outside a town.
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  4. Agree. What they're making from the show will be enough to replace the carpet. Everything else, except the fence, is very minor cost wise. I guarantee their furniture is in storage somewhere. Those kids are acting way too happy with strangers around seeing their house.
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  5. When we bought this house, they'd been renovating it. The master bath was gutted, the roof over the patio was rotting, the yard was a mess, the inground pool was nasty, etc. They were asking $220,000. We knew better and offered $180,000. We settled at $185,000. That's what the assessment came back at. It's now worth $240,000 bases only on the improve we've made that cost maybe $15,000. Edit: My husband is an actual handyman, so we were able to buy higher end finishes since there was no contract labor costs.
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  6. Yep.
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  7. Having grown up in the south eating fresh greens, nobody does that. They are very sandy because they grow best in sandy soil. Making them difficult to clean, but you soak them in the sink. If you have a huge family, it would be a wash tub. Not a bathtub.
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  8. ​ @PrometheusMMIV  You have a small yard.
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