Popcorn ceilings? not going to work??
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I wouldn't. Of course you could always project on a wall. Not optimal but doable.
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We have textured ceilings and it works perfectly. I wouldn't think it would be a problem at all.
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It will work fine, just don't expect scientific quality. The star maps are not extremely bright or very accurate.
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It worked alright on mine. With a good dark room you don't notice the popcorn.
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It works perfectly as long as the room is dark and it's being projected onto a single wall. Then, the stars can be adjusted into focus and look very crisp and realistic.
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My ceiling is not very high too, and my husband is 5'3" high and he do not touch it. Emilie http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U931PtC1YNA
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There is an art to this! I reduced my temp from high to reheat... turned the timer to 5 min and LISTENED to the intensity of the popping. Light and fluffy happens and the lid will even 'float' as the popcorn expands. It is a science thing... with the low temp just increase time --- and its all good. Your setting may vary. Fine tune to suit your microwave. It isn't perfect! but 98.5% popped is good enough. Caution.. bowl will be super hot! so will lid handle with mitts... I also use Orville yellow... that made a difference too. This from a person who picks theaters based on the quality of the popcorn...
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We don't have popcorn textured ceilings. I think ours are called slap brush, and it definitely does stay on them (I just tried it tonight to find out).
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Hmm, not sure. I've put it on a popcorn ceiling before and it didn't mark it, but it was only there for about a day, so not sure about the long-term effects. The weight distribution seems to prevent any kind of damage.I'd say if the ceiling seems sturdy(would you feel comfortable punching it, or would your hand go through?) then go for it!
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I haven't try anything but plain popcorn kernels. Sorry I could not be more help.
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You can use it for spray ceiling but I never use it for popcorn texture so can't tell.
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I believe you would have to use a gravity hopper for the popcorn texture. If textture is there and you are just repainting then yes it will work
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im trying to find out the same thing. lol. feel kinda dumb i dont know how to make popcorn with this
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I'm trying not to laugh as I visualize this. I can only imagine ur frustration and now a dangling rod from your ceiling. Try to moisten the suction and see if it doesn't release then.
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You can, but if it's a big party, it only makes enough popcorn for 1-2 people at a time. Wouldn't advise leaving it outside due to weather
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I haven't done this and wouldn't - Instagone is highly effective because it's also VERY STRONG/CAUSTIC. Unless you can protect all surfaces and yourself, you would not want any of this to splash - and a roller on a popcorn ceiling would surely make a mess. (As a watery liquid on a roller, I also doubt it would make consistent enough contact to uniformly clean the ceiling.)
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The screen works great. I am very pleased with the quality. We have had problems with our projector making a lot of noise because our media room has low ceilings. I'd suggest making sure that your projector is up high enough and far enough away from your seating that the fan noise will not disrupt your experience. I didn't think about the projector noise when planning our room & I wouldn't want you to make the same mistake :)
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I think that's overkill...... unless you see something growing, I'd just do the soap/water combo. BTW spray a little PAM or similiar on the glass before popping and you can actually SEE the popcorn instead of the lid steaming over.
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Turn it off when popcorn stops coming out. The top is solid black and gets very hot.
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I don't have textured ceilings. But if you have popcorn ceiling, I think it would get pretty messy being that you have to press the flat part of the handle against the ceiling.
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Hi, no you don't need a drill to assemble it. The top rod pushes into a spring so that once in place, the spring will keep the rod pushing against the ceiling. You will just need a chair or small step ladder to stand on while you push in on the spring until you get the tree upright and positioned where you want it. I think it should work with a popcorn ceiling (maybe you will flake off a few of the bumps of the ceiling). The top pad that is in contact with the ceiling is soft rubber and about three inches in diameter. The tree would definitely still be stable. The shelves are wood(particle board wood) and they are solid. My cats will take a running jump and leap onto different levels. Hope this helps! I would recommend this(I have 2 of these in different parts of the house).