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Asked by Unicorn - Thu Aug 12 15:57:48 2010 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
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Asked by Unicorn - Thu Aug 12 15:57:48 2010 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. WOOO how long did that take you?
Answered by river of dreams cow - Thu Aug 12 16:22:05 2010
Any new ways to serve popcorn?
Q. Because I don't eat alot of sweets, I eat popcorn. I love popcorn! I usually have a bowl with our movies. I sprinkle mine with a little salt and some parmesan cheese. How 'bout something new or different.
Asked by BarberManGary - Fri Nov 9 10:16:42 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I LOVE mine sprinkled with chili powder. Sounds weird, but it is really good.
Answered by just forgiven - Fri Nov 9 10:26:20 2007
Q. Because I don't eat alot of sweets, I eat popcorn. I love popcorn! I usually have a bowl with our movies. I sprinkle mine with a little salt and some parmesan cheese. How 'bout something new or different.
Asked by BarberManGary - Fri Nov 9 10:16:42 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I LOVE mine sprinkled with chili powder. Sounds weird, but it is really good.
Answered by just forgiven - Fri Nov 9 10:26:20 2007
What is the tradition of Popcorn and Movies?
Q. What are the origins of the relationship or Popcorn and movies. Popcorn seems always to go along with the movies and I was wondering when it started. Thanks for any answers!
Asked by disneygirl1211 - Fri Jun 25 01:11:41 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Apparently back in the old days, popcorn vendors would "set up shop" outside theaters. The theater managers didn't like this, thinking it was a distraction. But moviegoers disagreed, frequently ducking out to buy popcorn and then ducking back in to see the movie. Movie Theater owners realized they could pop their own popcorn and did so they started popping thier own popcorn in the theater creating this trend.
Answered by Idontgetit - Fri Jun 25 01:18:01 2010
Q. What are the origins of the relationship or Popcorn and movies. Popcorn seems always to go along with the movies and I was wondering when it started. Thanks for any answers!
Asked by disneygirl1211 - Fri Jun 25 01:11:41 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Apparently back in the old days, popcorn vendors would "set up shop" outside theaters. The theater managers didn't like this, thinking it was a distraction. But moviegoers disagreed, frequently ducking out to buy popcorn and then ducking back in to see the movie. Movie Theater owners realized they could pop their own popcorn and did so they started popping thier own popcorn in the theater creating this trend.
Answered by Idontgetit - Fri Jun 25 01:18:01 2010
How do you measure popped popcorn?
Q. I'm making popcorn balls, and the recipe calls for 20 cups of popped popcorn. When I scoop popped popcorn into a one-cup measuring cup, it seems like it's mostly air, and not very much popcorn. Anu suggestions?
Asked by clueless: please be kind - Thu Nov 9 17:36:41 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what he said above...just scoop it into a 1 cup measure
Answered by deego - Thu Nov 9 17:40:28 2006
Q. I'm making popcorn balls, and the recipe calls for 20 cups of popped popcorn. When I scoop popped popcorn into a one-cup measuring cup, it seems like it's mostly air, and not very much popcorn. Anu suggestions?
Asked by clueless: please be kind - Thu Nov 9 17:36:41 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what he said above...just scoop it into a 1 cup measure
Answered by deego - Thu Nov 9 17:40:28 2006
What is a good recipe for popcorn and avocados?
Q. The type of popcorn used is plain, no flavor popcorn.No meat or fish recipes please. Preferably a snack, but meals are good too. Yes, I mean together.
Asked by Miss Independent - Sun Jan 11 15:44:36 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i dont think there is one >_>
Answered by Jazzy - Fri Jan 16 15:24:06 2009
Q. The type of popcorn used is plain, no flavor popcorn.No meat or fish recipes please. Preferably a snack, but meals are good too. Yes, I mean together.
Asked by Miss Independent - Sun Jan 11 15:44:36 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i dont think there is one >_>
Answered by Jazzy - Fri Jan 16 15:24:06 2009
How much popcorn would I have to eat to reach 1000 calories?
Q. Just wondering, because I love popcorn and it would be cool to live on it for just one day. By popcorn I mean air-popped without any salt or butter or anything on it. Thanks. Just to be clear, not the microwave kind.
Asked by KatRascal - Fri Jan 2 05:02:19 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well it depends on the calories per cup on a fat/butter free microwave kind i had, it was 25 cal per cup so that would make 40 cups haha i wanna try this :)
Answered by Me Want Cookie! - Fri Jan 2 09:46:28 2009
Q. Just wondering, because I love popcorn and it would be cool to live on it for just one day. By popcorn I mean air-popped without any salt or butter or anything on it. Thanks. Just to be clear, not the microwave kind.
Asked by KatRascal - Fri Jan 2 05:02:19 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well it depends on the calories per cup on a fat/butter free microwave kind i had, it was 25 cal per cup so that would make 40 cups haha i wanna try this :)
Answered by Me Want Cookie! - Fri Jan 2 09:46:28 2009
How do you flavour popcorn from a popcorn maker?
Q. On my popcorn maker you can't put salt or sugar in with the corns, and if I add them afterwards it doesn't stick to the popcorn. Maple syrup works, and butter, but how else can I flavour it?
Asked by Amy - Wed Aug 9 11:11:29 2006 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. oooh! i have one of those! well when the popcorn comes out, have a brown bag ready to catch it. after its done, heat up some butter, pour it over the popcorn, close the bag and shake. then put some salt in it, and shake some more. instead of butter, u could use caramel. and then shake. a lot. enjoy!
Answered by agalicktourq - Wed Aug 9 11:28:47 2006
Q. On my popcorn maker you can't put salt or sugar in with the corns, and if I add them afterwards it doesn't stick to the popcorn. Maple syrup works, and butter, but how else can I flavour it?
Asked by Amy - Wed Aug 9 11:11:29 2006 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. oooh! i have one of those! well when the popcorn comes out, have a brown bag ready to catch it. after its done, heat up some butter, pour it over the popcorn, close the bag and shake. then put some salt in it, and shake some more. instead of butter, u could use caramel. and then shake. a lot. enjoy!
Answered by agalicktourq - Wed Aug 9 11:28:47 2006
How do i replace patches of lost popcorn on the ceiling?
Q. My husband and I thought that a good weekend project would be to paint the bedroom. We tried to paint the ceiling which had popcorn on it - unfortunately a couple of patches came loose in the process. Does anyone know if this means that we have to remove all the popcorn and repaint or is there any way that we can cover the patches? We are complete newbies at painting and are very confused. Thanks in advance!
Asked by confused - Sat Feb 16 23:50:57 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Easy. Most paint stores carry ceiling patch. Popcorn patch is available under the Lepage brand. P.S. when painting textured ceilings, you may want to use aklyd paint (latex softens some textures).
Answered by Robert S - Sun Feb 17 00:05:50 2008
Q. My husband and I thought that a good weekend project would be to paint the bedroom. We tried to paint the ceiling which had popcorn on it - unfortunately a couple of patches came loose in the process. Does anyone know if this means that we have to remove all the popcorn and repaint or is there any way that we can cover the patches? We are complete newbies at painting and are very confused. Thanks in advance!
Asked by confused - Sat Feb 16 23:50:57 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Easy. Most paint stores carry ceiling patch. Popcorn patch is available under the Lepage brand. P.S. when painting textured ceilings, you may want to use aklyd paint (latex softens some textures).
Answered by Robert S - Sun Feb 17 00:05:50 2008
How do commercial popcorn companies get the seasoning to stick so well to the popcorn. What is the process?
Q. Looking for strategies employed to get salt and other dry seasonings to stick better and evenly coat popped popcorn. Good suggestions. I do typically throw butter and seasoning together and add while it is hot. I still find a good deal drops to the bottom, so seeing if anyone had any knowledge on how the big companies achieve, let's call it "maximum seasonage"
Asked by David - Tue Jun 16 17:52:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's all about the fat! Typically, in bagged popcorn, the seasoning is mixed in with the fat and is in a mushy, solid state. Same thing goes with the kind at the movie theater. There's so much fat/butter on the popcorn and that's what the seasoning sticks too. When I make popcorn at home I always season in the pot with the kernels and then again right after it's done popping. If you're still looking for more flavor, try infusing your oil with garlic or herbs.
Answered by Jen - Tue Jun 16 18:01:05 2009
Q. Looking for strategies employed to get salt and other dry seasonings to stick better and evenly coat popped popcorn. Good suggestions. I do typically throw butter and seasoning together and add while it is hot. I still find a good deal drops to the bottom, so seeing if anyone had any knowledge on how the big companies achieve, let's call it "maximum seasonage"
Asked by David - Tue Jun 16 17:52:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's all about the fat! Typically, in bagged popcorn, the seasoning is mixed in with the fat and is in a mushy, solid state. Same thing goes with the kind at the movie theater. There's so much fat/butter on the popcorn and that's what the seasoning sticks too. When I make popcorn at home I always season in the pot with the kernels and then again right after it's done popping. If you're still looking for more flavor, try infusing your oil with garlic or herbs.
Answered by Jen - Tue Jun 16 18:01:05 2009
How do make popcorn in a popcorn maker?
Q. I have a popcorn maker. It is 2 pieces and it looks like you put popcorn seeds in the bottom and it pops out the top hole. But do I have to add any oil or butter? salt? before I add the popcorn seeds or during? Ive never made it like this before. Ive never used a machine!
Asked by browneyebuttafly - Sat Jun 14 22:49:23 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sounds like an air popper. If you plug it in and it has air that comes out the top it uses hot air to pop the popcorn. All you do is take about a 1/4 Cup of raw popcorn and put it in the machine. Put the cover on it and put a large bowl under the shoot. The popcorn will pop and shoot into the bowl. add your salt after the popcorn is done and in the bowl. ( you could also add melted butter to the popcorn after it is popped and in the bowl) the machine requires nothing to cause the popcorn to pop other than the heat and the fan.
Answered by john - Sat Jun 14 22:55:53 2008
Q. I have a popcorn maker. It is 2 pieces and it looks like you put popcorn seeds in the bottom and it pops out the top hole. But do I have to add any oil or butter? salt? before I add the popcorn seeds or during? Ive never made it like this before. Ive never used a machine!
Asked by browneyebuttafly - Sat Jun 14 22:49:23 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sounds like an air popper. If you plug it in and it has air that comes out the top it uses hot air to pop the popcorn. All you do is take about a 1/4 Cup of raw popcorn and put it in the machine. Put the cover on it and put a large bowl under the shoot. The popcorn will pop and shoot into the bowl. add your salt after the popcorn is done and in the bowl. ( you could also add melted butter to the popcorn after it is popped and in the bowl) the machine requires nothing to cause the popcorn to pop other than the heat and the fan.
Answered by john - Sat Jun 14 22:55:53 2008
What setting is best to cook popcorn at on a gas stove and for how long?
Q. I either burn it or it takes forever to cook! Are there any other better ways like these popcorn machines?
Asked by libsterette - Sat Dec 2 17:23:38 2006 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I got this from the Betty Crocker cookbook I got for a wedding gift way back in 1989, and it always works for me! I make and eat a lot of popcorn--and have never had any problems with this: Have your popcorn bowl ready and by the stove!!! *coat the bottom of deep pan with veggie oil (I use Orville's butter flavor). I use about 2-3 T. You want maybe 1/8 inch *Put in enough corn to completely cover the bottom but not overlap--only one layer! Save salt for later, it makes kernals tough while popping. *Put on lid (leaving a bit--1/4 inch if possible-- of open space on the back side of the pot), and turn on gas-I go medium high because my range runs hot. You may want to try just a bit past medium high, but not quite high. *Wait for one kernal… [cont.]
Answered by MJ - Sat Dec 2 17:44:21 2006
Q. I either burn it or it takes forever to cook! Are there any other better ways like these popcorn machines?
Asked by libsterette - Sat Dec 2 17:23:38 2006 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I got this from the Betty Crocker cookbook I got for a wedding gift way back in 1989, and it always works for me! I make and eat a lot of popcorn--and have never had any problems with this: Have your popcorn bowl ready and by the stove!!! *coat the bottom of deep pan with veggie oil (I use Orville's butter flavor). I use about 2-3 T. You want maybe 1/8 inch *Put in enough corn to completely cover the bottom but not overlap--only one layer! Save salt for later, it makes kernals tough while popping. *Put on lid (leaving a bit--1/4 inch if possible-- of open space on the back side of the pot), and turn on gas-I go medium high because my range runs hot. You may want to try just a bit past medium high, but not quite high. *Wait for one kernal… [cont.]
Answered by MJ - Sat Dec 2 17:44:21 2006
How do you get a burnt popcorn stain out of your microwave.?
Q. I burnt popcorn in my microwave and it burnt so badly that it stained it.How do I get the stain out?
Asked by julia y - Fri Jun 1 18:44:58 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When I clean food and whatever else out of my microwave and off of my stove I always use this product called Thieves. I got it online from www.moldrx4u.com It's always worked so maybe it would work for the popcorn stain. They have more information about it on their site. (Just a tip, Thieves works wonderful for getting rid of mold.) Heather
Answered by lilbitcbr600 - Tue Jun 5 11:05:20 2007
Q. I burnt popcorn in my microwave and it burnt so badly that it stained it.How do I get the stain out?
Asked by julia y - Fri Jun 1 18:44:58 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When I clean food and whatever else out of my microwave and off of my stove I always use this product called Thieves. I got it online from www.moldrx4u.com It's always worked so maybe it would work for the popcorn stain. They have more information about it on their site. (Just a tip, Thieves works wonderful for getting rid of mold.) Heather
Answered by lilbitcbr600 - Tue Jun 5 11:05:20 2007
what can i do with expired popcorn?
Q. I have a 30 pound bag of popcorn kernels leftover from a fundraising event. It's expired unfortunately. Can it be fed to any type of animal?
Asked by an dream - Fri May 9 21:12:54 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe you could donatesome of it to a teacher to use for an art project. Save it for Christmas, and pop it and string it for the birds this winter.
Answered by siLLy-mE - Fri May 9 21:18:24 2008
Q. I have a 30 pound bag of popcorn kernels leftover from a fundraising event. It's expired unfortunately. Can it be fed to any type of animal?
Asked by an dream - Fri May 9 21:12:54 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe you could donatesome of it to a teacher to use for an art project. Save it for Christmas, and pop it and string it for the birds this winter.
Answered by siLLy-mE - Fri May 9 21:18:24 2008
Microwave Popcorn-What kinds of microwave popcorn do you love to pop up in the microwave?
Q. I love buttery and spicy popcorn, I am getting hungry I am going to heat up some later while watching The Santa Claus on DVD, what kind of popcorn do you love and why do you love them so much?
Asked by Spencer Christmas Jr. - Thu Feb 28 14:54:42 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Plain and simple Orville Reddenbocher's corn is the one for us.
Answered by frodo - Thu Feb 28 16:33:03 2008
Q. I love buttery and spicy popcorn, I am getting hungry I am going to heat up some later while watching The Santa Claus on DVD, what kind of popcorn do you love and why do you love them so much?
Asked by Spencer Christmas Jr. - Thu Feb 28 14:54:42 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Plain and simple Orville Reddenbocher's corn is the one for us.
Answered by frodo - Thu Feb 28 16:33:03 2008
Can someone tell me how long popcorn balls will stay good for?
Q. I want to make them for Halloween, but I don't know how early I can make them. If anyone has a fun halloween popcorn ball recipe, that would be a bonus ;) Thanks!
Asked by amanda - Tue Oct 2 20:11:26 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The folks at this website have this to say about popcorn balls: Popcorn balls are best when very fresh; once they're wrapped in plastic wrap, store airtight, and eat within a day or two.
Answered by Iris the Librarian - Tue Oct 2 20:38:57 2007
Q. I want to make them for Halloween, but I don't know how early I can make them. If anyone has a fun halloween popcorn ball recipe, that would be a bonus ;) Thanks!
Asked by amanda - Tue Oct 2 20:11:26 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The folks at this website have this to say about popcorn balls: Popcorn balls are best when very fresh; once they're wrapped in plastic wrap, store airtight, and eat within a day or two.
Answered by Iris the Librarian - Tue Oct 2 20:38:57 2007
Can I still make microwave popcorn the old fashioned way?
Q. Like in a campfire popcorn popper. I want to just throw a few packets of microwave popcorn into my camping box, So i will have them in there. Cant i just tear them open and pop them in a metal camping or fireplace popper, with the long handle? Well, I already HAVE the packets, but not the regular kind, and I want them to be small and portable.
Asked by just visiting - Sun Sep 6 15:41:16 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hell yes you can, you just have to make sure to mix it around a lot and to keep the heat as even as possible and to make sure the heat isnt to high!
Answered by christina shaw - Sun Sep 6 15:45:50 2009
Q. Like in a campfire popcorn popper. I want to just throw a few packets of microwave popcorn into my camping box, So i will have them in there. Cant i just tear them open and pop them in a metal camping or fireplace popper, with the long handle? Well, I already HAVE the packets, but not the regular kind, and I want them to be small and portable.
Asked by just visiting - Sun Sep 6 15:41:16 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hell yes you can, you just have to make sure to mix it around a lot and to keep the heat as even as possible and to make sure the heat isnt to high!
Answered by christina shaw - Sun Sep 6 15:45:50 2009
How can I pop popcorn kernels without a popcorn maker?
Q. I want to buy popcorn kernels but don't have a machine.
Asked by Trix_R_not_4_kids - Mon Jul 23 18:04:44 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can do it on the stove or in the microwave. If you do it in the microwave you put about a 1/4 cup of kernels in a paper lunch sack. Staple it closed with one staple and put it in the microwave for a couple minutes or until the popping slows you will have to watch and see because it depends on the microwave. Add butter and salt if you like. I have never made it on the stove there are probably directions on the kernel container.
Answered by walkerhound03 - Mon Jul 23 18:10:31 2007
Q. I want to buy popcorn kernels but don't have a machine.
Asked by Trix_R_not_4_kids - Mon Jul 23 18:04:44 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can do it on the stove or in the microwave. If you do it in the microwave you put about a 1/4 cup of kernels in a paper lunch sack. Staple it closed with one staple and put it in the microwave for a couple minutes or until the popping slows you will have to watch and see because it depends on the microwave. Add butter and salt if you like. I have never made it on the stove there are probably directions on the kernel container.
Answered by walkerhound03 - Mon Jul 23 18:10:31 2007
I have an air popcorn maker and need some ideas?
Q. I have an air pop popcorn maker and would like some ideas/ recipes on how to make popcorn. I'm tired of just plain salt and butter. Any ideas would be great, thanks!
Asked by JediMaster - Sat Feb 2 04:53:22 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Popcorn Mix: combine equal portions of dried basil, dried oregano, dried parsley, onion powder and garlic salt, mixing well. Add one tablespoon of this mixture to 1/2 cup melted butter, pour over popcorn. No Salt Herb Blend: 4 T. dried basil 4 T. dried oregano 4 t. onion powder 2 t. dried rosemary 1 t. black pepper 4 T. dried savory 4 t. garlic powder 2 t. dried thyme 1 t. dried sage Crumble all dried herbs, removing any stems. Place herb mix in a container with tight fitting lid until ready to use. Great for sprinkling in pasta sauce or on grilled dishes. --- Hidden Valley Ranch Buttered Popcorn 1/4 cup melted margarine 2 t. Hidden Valley Ranch milk recipe original ranch salad dressing mix 16 cups hot popped popcorn Mix the first 2… [cont.]
Answered by allexgirl - Sat Feb 2 05:11:22 2008
Q. I have an air pop popcorn maker and would like some ideas/ recipes on how to make popcorn. I'm tired of just plain salt and butter. Any ideas would be great, thanks!
Asked by JediMaster - Sat Feb 2 04:53:22 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Popcorn Mix: combine equal portions of dried basil, dried oregano, dried parsley, onion powder and garlic salt, mixing well. Add one tablespoon of this mixture to 1/2 cup melted butter, pour over popcorn. No Salt Herb Blend: 4 T. dried basil 4 T. dried oregano 4 t. onion powder 2 t. dried rosemary 1 t. black pepper 4 T. dried savory 4 t. garlic powder 2 t. dried thyme 1 t. dried sage Crumble all dried herbs, removing any stems. Place herb mix in a container with tight fitting lid until ready to use. Great for sprinkling in pasta sauce or on grilled dishes. --- Hidden Valley Ranch Buttered Popcorn 1/4 cup melted margarine 2 t. Hidden Valley Ranch milk recipe original ranch salad dressing mix 16 cups hot popped popcorn Mix the first 2… [cont.]
Answered by allexgirl - Sat Feb 2 05:11:22 2008
How do I remove burnt popcorn smell from my microwave?
Q. I recently charred 2 bags of popcorn in succession in my microwave. A bonehead move, I know. I've cleaned out the microwave, but now any time I run the microwave the smell of burnt popcorn fills the kitchen. Is there anything I can do to remove the smell?
Asked by symbo61 - Sun Feb 11 11:13:09 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. good job on the popcorn lol try getting a microwave safe bowl and putting water and oranges or lemon slices in it. heat the water in the microwave about 2 minutes depending on the power your microwave has it could be more or less and then let it sit in there. it should work.
Answered by whiskeyflirt - Sun Feb 11 11:17:16 2007
Q. I recently charred 2 bags of popcorn in succession in my microwave. A bonehead move, I know. I've cleaned out the microwave, but now any time I run the microwave the smell of burnt popcorn fills the kitchen. Is there anything I can do to remove the smell?
Asked by symbo61 - Sun Feb 11 11:13:09 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. good job on the popcorn lol try getting a microwave safe bowl and putting water and oranges or lemon slices in it. heat the water in the microwave about 2 minutes depending on the power your microwave has it could be more or less and then let it sit in there. it should work.
Answered by whiskeyflirt - Sun Feb 11 11:17:16 2007
How do I removed a popcorn ceiling?
Q. We just got a condo dirt cheap, it was built in 1984 and per the city due to being after 1980 does not have asbestos in the popcorn ceiling. What is the best way for us to remove the popcorn? I don't want to place sheetrock over it and thought of a tin ceiling but don't have the time to shop for them.Any help/ideas would be appreciated. Thanks to all of you...no we haven't moved a single thing in yet, so that will be one less hassle!
Asked by aries32460 - Fri Nov 2 08:04:14 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually, the process is an easy one. Messy, but easy. First, get some thin plastic, masking tape, a taping knife (flat and flexible blade), and a "bug sprayer" from you local home improvement joint. Cover everything, then mask off the walls just below the ceiling. Fill the sprayer with warm water, then spray the popcorn lightly and let the water soak in. if you do this a couple of times, when you scrape the ceiling with the taping knife, the popcorn will fall off easily and effortlessly. Just be careful not to over soak the ceiling. Using water also helps eliminate nasty dust problems that happen when scraping "dry". Hope that helps.
Answered by Deanno - Fri Nov 2 10:23:19 2007
Q. We just got a condo dirt cheap, it was built in 1984 and per the city due to being after 1980 does not have asbestos in the popcorn ceiling. What is the best way for us to remove the popcorn? I don't want to place sheetrock over it and thought of a tin ceiling but don't have the time to shop for them.Any help/ideas would be appreciated. Thanks to all of you...no we haven't moved a single thing in yet, so that will be one less hassle!
Asked by aries32460 - Fri Nov 2 08:04:14 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually, the process is an easy one. Messy, but easy. First, get some thin plastic, masking tape, a taping knife (flat and flexible blade), and a "bug sprayer" from you local home improvement joint. Cover everything, then mask off the walls just below the ceiling. Fill the sprayer with warm water, then spray the popcorn lightly and let the water soak in. if you do this a couple of times, when you scrape the ceiling with the taping knife, the popcorn will fall off easily and effortlessly. Just be careful not to over soak the ceiling. Using water also helps eliminate nasty dust problems that happen when scraping "dry". Hope that helps.
Answered by Deanno - Fri Nov 2 10:23:19 2007
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