Wondering what to do with all that old paint? Use these tips to determine when it's time to throw it out and how to dispose of paint properly.

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You have plenty of options: reuse, recycle, or dispose, for starters.

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Wondering what to do with all that old paint? Use these tips to determine when it's time to throw it out and how to dispose of paint properly.

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A gallon of paint can seem like enough to cover a full room. But figuring out how much a gallon of paint covers will require a bit of math and a little strategizing to ensure you don't come up short (or overbuy on paint). #paint #wallpaint #diy #paintingtips

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Bob Vila's Tip of the Day: A typical gallon of paint will cover about 350 square feet—that’s about the wall space in a room that’s 12 feet by 12 feet, with eight-foot ceilings. But if your wall has any kind of texture, it will soak up more paint than a smooth wall would. And if your room has few doors and windows, has a high ceiling, or is larger than 12 by 12, it will have more than 350 square feet of paintable area. You’ll need more than one can of paint.