You'll need a roller, a paint tray, brushes, drop cloths, a screwdriver (to open cans), a stepladder, painter's tape, primer (if walls aren't stain-free and/or light-colored), and, of course, paint. To see which merit your money and effort, we traded our lab coats for old T-shirts and spent two weeks testing paint. Here, the paints worthy of your walls, which fall under the mid-priced, low VOC (volatile organic compound) and kitchen and bath categories.
Though the gurgling sounds are normal after consuming a meal, there can be times where certain foods and drinks contribute to louder and excessive noises. One major contributor is carbonated beverages. These beverages can increase gas in the body and contribute to loud gurgling sounds in stomach.
The cause of a stomach gurgle can be narrowed down by when it occurs, as well as symptoms that accompany the noises. If it is directly after eating or drinking it could indicate one has eaten too quickly for the food or liquid to move through the esophagus, or that one has swallowed some air during mealtime.