1. no more than 10 percent
   two hours' worth
2. as much as possible

When it comes to sunlight, the more the better. It's healthy and free, so you should take full advantage of it.

1. heavy drapes
   sheer curtains
2. wooden blinds

By hanging sheer window treatments you can maximize your use of sunlight without risking overexposure.

1. sconces
   chandeliers
2. mirrors

By placing mirrors in strategic locations you can actually increase the amount of sunlight that gets into your home.

1. green
   white
2. red

When it comes to brightening up a room, nothing beats white.

1. with various white home accents
   by laying white carpeting throughout the home
2. by having a lot of white furniture

A good collection of white accents can brighten up your entire home. Try displaying white china, using white pictures frames, and even white book cases.

1. incandescent bulbs
   florescent bulbs
2. lava lamps

Incandescent bulbs burn hot and yellow. Florescent bulbs tend to have a cooler and more natural looking light.

1. silverware
   crystal wine glasses
2. white china and ceramics

Tastefully displayed white ceramics and china can add a lot of light to a room.

1. doorframes and moldings
   wooden floors
2. the dining room furniture

By painting your doorframes and moldings white you can make use of the color in a way that isn't overbearing.

1. greens and blues
   yellows and oranges
2. any kind of red

Shades of yellow and orange can add a splash of color that accentuates the natural light in your home.

1. by filling glasses with colored water and placing them on the window sill
   by keeping a fresh pitcher of water on the dining room table
2. by keeping the kitchen sink full of water at all times

By filling some glasses with different colored water and placing them on the window sill, you can make a beautiful display of light for all to enjoy.

1. stained glass
   velvet
2. sheer

Rather than go for the dark and gloomy sort, why not get lighter colored lamp shades? They can make a huge difference.

1. clutter reflects light
   clutter blocks light
2. clutter does not effect light

When a room is cluttered it always seems darker. Free up some space and allow light shine into all the corners of the room.

1. one well-placed piece
   clusters of art
2. three pieces in a triangle

Clusters of art can distract the eye, and block natural light. Try one well-placed piece instead.

1. epoxy glue
   resin-based glue
2. decoupage glue

When making paper-mache you should stick to decoupage glue.

1. when you finish setting the mold
   when the glue dries
2. after the molds has sat for three or four days

Until the glue has completely dried you need the balloon to keep the molding in place.

1. the paper
   the balloon
2. the cheese cloth

You will apply the glue to the cheese cloth that's around the inflated balloon, and then lay the paper onto the glue. When the paper has molded and the glue has dried, you can pop the balloon and pull it out.

1. two to three hours
   two to three days
2. two to three weeks

Decoupage glue dries in about two hours. If you need to you can expedite the process with a blow drier on a low setting.

1. a candle
   an LED light
2. a standard light bulb

Paper-mache will work best with a battery operated LED light. Never use paper-mache for candles or hot light bulbs.

1. to age the glass
   to remove the metal from the mirror
2. to improve the mirror's reflective qualities

Patina acts like an aging mechanism on exposed glass. The longer the glass is exposed to it, the darker and more antique the glass will seem.

1. hydrochloric acid
   non-toxic metal remover
2. ammonium chloride

Non-toxic metal remover is the safest way to remove metal from a mirror.