How to Screw Into Plaster Walls Without Crumbling Them to Pieces
by Aisha Jordan from Lifehacker on (#5MH67)
Plaster was the construction standard up until the 1940s, when drywall burst onto the market. Before then, it was a popular choice for wall construction given its pliability, fitting around corners and in small spaces where materials like brick couldn't. Its malleability comes with a downside, though, as plaster can't...