Laundry Room Painting Ideas in Scappoose, OR

In the pursuit of a laundry room that looks as good as possible, you are going to maybe think about how much nicer the walls are going to look if you make the time to paint them.

Though of course, people don't traditionally look at the walls of a laundry room and think about the color of the walls, it nevertheless is important that it be done somewhat regularly and since you're going to be doing it anyhow you may as well do it in such a manner that it gets done correctly, right?

Here are some laundry room painting ideas in Scappoose, OR

1. Consider A Creative Design

When you think about the notion of a laundry room, you're probably thinking about a rather dull room with a washer, a dryer, and some space set aside for perhaps some kind of way to store the detergents and other things that are going to be used to properly clean your clothing.

You might even think about having a designated area to fold the clothing, if folding clothing in the laundry room happens to be your kind of thing to do.

However, you might not think about having anything on the walls other than just plain colors, as it were - but that doesn't have to be the case and you can absolutely spice up your laundry room with creative designs.

This can range from anything like a humorous design of laundry to maybe something more artistic as it were, like simple designs of clothing.

2. Remove The Machines As Best As You Can

You probably knew that this idea was going to be somewhere in the list and you were likely dreading the very notion of it being here but here it is - the suggestion to remove the machines from the room.

Of course if it's absolutely impossible for you to entirely remove the machines, you can always disconnect them (this is of course a must) and then move them away from the wall as far as you can without, well, moving them next to the opposite wall.

The idea of removing the machines from the room stems from the fact that when you have the washer and dryer in the room with you, you're going to have a much more difficult time painting and you also risk the chance of getting paint on the machines - but if you have to leave them in the room you're going to want to protect the machines with some sort of light tarp or sheeting so that paint doesn't get on them.

3. Use The Right Kind Of Paint

You may be well aware of the fact that there are a lot of kinds of paint that you're going to be able to use in the painting of your laundry room, but only a few of them are going to be really appropriate for it.

For example, if you find that the walls of your laundry room get dirty enough just from regular use, you will want to make sure that the paint that you use will be glossy in nature rather than flat.

If on the other hand you have a rather clean room and the walls don't ever really get dirty, it's okay to make use of flat paint for painting the laundry room as you aren't going to be routinely trying to get the walls clean.

4. Let Time Pass To Dry

Lastly, remember that when you're painting your laundry room walls, there are going to be quite a few steps that will involve your surfaces getting moist and when that happens you need to make sure that they are fully dry before you continue.

To do otherwise is basically to risk the large possibility that there will be painting problems that you will later on face.

If we can help in any way with your painting in St. Helens, OR and beyond, feel free to contact us at CHSPainting, we are always ready to help! Please contact us at CHS Painting. Office. 503-543-4875 Web. www.chspainting.com e-mail.mike@chspainting.com