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ThreadBanger Will Document The Renovation Of An Old House In New Web Series

For more than a decade, Rob Czar and Corinne Leigh have shared their DIY experiments, Pinterest adventures, and other crafts projects on the ThreadBanger YouTube channel. Now, they’re undertaking what is arguably their biggest initiative yet: They have purchased a 100-year-old house, and as they refurbish it, they will document their steps in a web series called Man Vs. House.

Much like Mr. Kate‘s OMG We Bought A HouseMan Vs. House begins with the purchase of an aged residence in serious need of a face lift. As they walk around their new digs, Czar and Leigh show the crumbling floorboards, grimy surfaces, and vermin-infested nooks they will need to shape up. In the second half of the video, they begin the cathartic process of gutting their new interior.

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Czar and Leigh have long served as one of YouTube’s most reliable duos, and their new series figures to be quality entertainment as well. Its first episode has received more than 1.2 million views in its first two days of activity.

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