Popcorn ceilings can seriously diminish a room's appeal, but covering them with adhesive tiles is an easy and quick fix that ...

Use a chip brush or microfiber duster to clean hard-to-reach areas, such as corners or areas with a deeper texture. Hold the brush/duster in one hand and the vacuum in the other to clean as you go.

Dust and dirt can make a popcorn ceiling into more of an eyesore. Here's how to clean it without ruining the finish.

If you want to get rid of your outdated popcorn ceiling, tools such as a putty knife, scraper, safety goggles, and a mask make removal so convenient.

Popcorn ceilings have a knack for collecting dust and dirt; use a vacuum to easily clean them.

Popcorn ceilings —once all the rage—are now a thing of the past. They can make a room look outdated, collect dust, and even hide issues like cracks or water damage. If you’re ready to say goodbye to ...

Learn how to remove popcorn ceilings without driving yourself up the wall by checking out our handy guide ...

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They were the height of fashion in the 1950s and 1960s, but well into the 21st century, people are wondering how to remove popcorn ceilings. If you look up to see one of these heavily textured, ...