3 Simple Tricks To Keep Your Wooden Furniture In Tip-Top Shape For Years To Come
Wooden furniture holds up amazingly over time ... if you take care of it properly. Here are three key maintenance tips from our expert woodworker.
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How To Remove Water Stains From Wood Using Items You Already Have At Home
Water stains on your wooden furniture, walls, doors, floors, or countertops? Don't panic. Remove unwanted marks and refresh the wood using some household items.
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How To Pick The Perfect Front Door Color To Boost Your Home's Curb Appeal
Choosing the right color matters when it comes to front doors. Here are some tips to identify the right & wrong choices for maximum curb appeal.
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How To Fix Misaligned Cabinet Doors In A Few Simple Steps
Your cabinet doors get a lot of use (and overuse) and have to hold up, but sometimes, their alignment slips. How can you fix this? It's all in the hinges.
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How To Tell If A Circuit Breaker Is Bad (And The Next Steps To Take)
It can be difficult to determine if you've got a bad circuit breaker. There are steps you can take before deciding to repair, replace, or call an electrician.
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Wood Siding Vs. Vinyl Siding: Which Is Right For Your Home?
If you're ready to update or build your house's exterior siding, consider the pros and cons of wood or vinyl options, including design, cost, and longevity.
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Intimidated By Buying Lumber? Here Are The Options We'd Recommend (And Where To Shop)
Buying lumber for your DIY woodworking project can seem terrifying at first, but don't sweat it: Our master woodworker is here with your guide to success.
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Will Frozen Pipes Thaw On Their Own And Can You Speed Up The Process?
Frozen pipes are the nightmare of every homeowner in a cold climate. If it happens, here's your guide to the next steps you need to take.
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Cold Garage? Skip The Space Heater And Warm It Up With These Affordable Solutions
You don't need a space heater to warm up your freezing cold garage. There are alternative, more affordable solutions for heating up this space in your home.
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The Hidden Dangers Of A Circuit Breaker That Keeps Tripping
If your circuit breaker won't stop tripping, you should quickly investigate the cause before one of these hidden dangers becomes apparent. Here's what to know.
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How To Safely Replace A Pool Light (& Dangerous Mistakes To Avoid)
Water and electricity is a deadly combination, but you can replace a pool light yourself - if you're very, very careful, and shut off the circuit breaker first.
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3 Tips For Buying The Right Extension Ladder
Extension ladders freak people out, for obvious reasons, but can be a must-have for many homeowners. Here are 3 tips to choosing the right one for your needs.
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13 Events Your Homeowners Insurance Likely Doesn't Cover
You may depend on homeowners insurance for unexpected events that occur at your house, but there are 13 you should know about that your policy may not cover.
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Safety Basics To Know Before Embarking On A DIY Project
DIY projects can be gratifying, and it's great to work with your hands in the garden, yard, garage, or shed. But safety is (and should be) your top concern.
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Should You Freak Out If Your Outlet Sparks?
Oh no. Your outlet is sparking. Should you be freaking out, or is it no big deal? Here's what to know about the sparks coming from receptables when you plug in.
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One Place You're Forgetting To Remove Snow (& It Could Cause Major Problems)
Snow is falling, and you've got the shovel or snowblower out and ready to clear the walkways. But most people forget to remove snow from this dangerous spot.
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The Difference Between Caulking And Silicone (& Which Is Right For You)
Yes, there is a difference between caulking and silicone, and there are ideal times to choose each sealant. Before you start a DIY project, know their uses.
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Heating Bill Too High? There's A Cheap Fix You're Overlooking
Winter heating bills are always a pain, but it's very possible you're wasting hundreds of dollars on something that a very easy DIY fix will take care of.
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Can You Install Foreign Wall Outlets From Other Countries Into Your Home?
Maybe you're immigrating to the US and want to keep your appliances. Maybe your family overseas visits often. Is it legal (or safe) to replace your US outlets?
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Here's Why Your Garage Floor Is Always Wet (& If You Should Worry)
If the floor in your home's garage always feels a little damp, you may be concerned that something is wrong. You should know the source of the wetness first.
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Chicken Wire Might Be The Reason Your Home Has Terrible Wi-Fi Signal
If you have a bad Wi-Fi signal inside of your home, the cause might not be what you expect. Chicken wire could be in your house. Luckily, there could be a fix.
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Save Your Outdoor Wood Furniture From Rotting With These Expert Tips
If you want to stop your outdoor wood furniture from succumbing to rot, follow these expert tips. Your wooden chairs and tables just need a little TLC.
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How To Know If Your Home Has No Subfloor (& What To Do About It)
Does your house have a subfloor? The answer might not be as simple as you think, especially if you have an older home. Luckily, you can tell by a few clues.
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How Much Will You Pay To Install An EV Charger At Your Home?
If you have or are considering an electric vehicle, installing an EV charger at home could be in your plans. But what about the cost? Here's what you'll pay.
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Here's What To Do If Your Fish Tank Cracks
Cracked fish tank? You could fix it. There are a few different possible solutions to make sure that your aquarium gets repaired in a safe, affordable manner.
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Screws Vs. Nails: How To Know Which Is Right For Your Project
It's easy to visually distinguish between nails and screws, but what makes each one better for certain projects? It's about shear force vs. tensile strength.
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What To Consider Before Choosing To Tile Over Existing Tile
Uprooting your current tile wall or floor and replacing it with brand-new tile is a lot of work or money. But before you tile over existing tile, consider this.
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