Environmental safety
Queenslander homes are both beautiful and steeped in history. Typical characteristics are a single-storey, high-set dwelling crafted from timber, featuring a corrugated iron roof and encircled by breezy and airy verandas. Preserving the integrity of these unique homes is paramount for Queenslander homeowners, heritage property enthusiasts and individuals interested in sustainable renovation practices. One…
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Traditional paints often contain toxic substances that linger in your home long after it has dried. These nasty vapours are not pleasant to breathe in, especially for young children or those suffering from respiratory conditions, such as asthma. What’s more, if not disposed of responsibly, the hazardous chemicals found in house paint can leach into…
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It’s been a rainy start to the season here in South-East Queensland. All this wet weather has people asking, “Can I paint my house in the rain?” The answer to this common question depends on your climate, how much rain, and whether you plan on painting the interior or exterior of your home. Let’s have…
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There’s no question – you must dispose of paint responsibly. Paint contains hazardous chemicals that can seriously damage our environment. Mindful disposal of paint isn’t difficult, and will help keep your local waterways, plants, and animals healthy and happy. Water-Based Paint Disposal If you’ve got excess latex, acrylic, or water-based paint, there are four things…
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Whether you are doing your own painting or employing reliable painters to paint your home for you, it is essential to be aware of safety issues. These range from fumes from cleaning and paint products to hazards that might cause an accident. Of course, as professional painters, we take all necessary precautions to avoid any…
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