Popcorn ceiling removal is tedious and potentially harmful for your lungs. Instead, here's how you can use fabric, paint, wood, and more to update your ceiling.

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Popcorn ceilings are incredibly common, but they don't have the best reputation. Get the same sound-blocking and aesthetic ...

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