Easily Fix Small Wall Holes In A Pinch Using Items You Already Own
Is there an annoying small hole in your wall caused by a nail or some other annoyance? You can probably repair the hole yourself with common household items.
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The Most Durable Material For A Long-Lasting Deck
Wood, composite, or... aluminum? There are many deck options out there, and we're here to tell you which one holds up the best (and why).
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Can You Flush Baby Wipes Down The Toilet? Here's What Happens If You Do
People say not to flush baby wipes down the potty. But does it matter if you have a septic tank vs. a sewer line? And what about those "flushable" adult wipes?
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The DIY Plumbing Mistake That Will Flood Your Home
The most disastrous plumbing mistake is shockingly easy to make. Here's what you've been doing wrong, and how to prevent it in the future.
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5 Deadly Signs That Your Deck Is Going To Collapse
Have you ever wobbled your deck's handrail and wondered "what if...?" It's a scary question, and here are 5 scary signs that your deck is about to fall apart.
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Downsides That May Make You Reconsider Vinyl Siding
Vinyl siding is the most popular siding material for a reason, but there are some defects you should keep in mind before you make your purchase.
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The DIY Electrical Mistake That Can Burn Down Your Home
Replacing your outlets is all fun and games until you burn down the house. Learn more about the serious mistake that DIYers make all-too-often.
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How To Install Wall Paneling Around An Existing Outlet Like A Pro
Remodeling a room's walls all seems simple... until you remember the outlet. Don't worry, we've got the surprisingly easy tip you need to make it easy.
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Is Mold Growing Underneath Your Flooring? Here's What To Look For To Find Out
If the idea of mold growing under your beautiful hardwood flooring creeps you out, you're not alone. Here's what you can do about it.
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Code Requirements For Decks
The code requirements for building decks are always changing, and many homeowners may not be as compliant as they think. Here's what you should know.
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How Much To Put New Vinyl Siding On A 14 X 70?
If you want to add vinyl sliding onto your 14 X 70 mobile home or trailer, you'll need to budget for the costs. Here's what you might need to pay.
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Can I Use Quick-Set Concrete In The Rain?
Some of us don't like to let a little rain get in the way of our plans, but if you were planning on using quick-set concrete, you should know some things first.
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How To Loosen A Shower Head Without A Wrench
It's important to loosen your shower head sometimes, either for repairs or a deep cleaning. But if you don't have a wrench, don't worry. You're not out of luck.
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How To Calculate Wall Area If You Know Floor Area
You may need to calculate the wall area while remodeling or building a room in your house. If you know the floor area, you're halfway there.
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How To Repair A Cracked Bathtub Around The Drain
A cracked bathtub, especially near the drain, doesn't have to necessarily mean a call from the professionals. You can repair it at home following these steps.
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How To Calculate A Room In Linear Feet
What is linear footage? Here's an explanation, how it's used in construction, and details on how to measure it for yourself.
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Sink Faucet Hole Sizes
If you're trying to install a faucet in your bathroom or kitchen sink, the faucet holes may be in different sizes. Here's what you should know.
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Composite Decking Weight Vs. Wood
The weight of wood and other construction materials is a key consideration when undertaking a project. Here's how wood weighs in against composite decking.
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What Type Of Nails Do You Use When Building A Fence?
When you're building a fence, the type of nails you use can make a big difference in its longevity and construction. Use the right tools and materials.
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How To Fasten A 4X4 Post To A Concrete Slab
You can fasten a 4-foot by 4-foot post to a concrete slab for any of your exterior or patio projects, and there are three different methods for you to consider.
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The Best Glue For Ceramic Repair
Your beloved ceramic pottery (or other ceramic material) just shattered - can you fix it? Yes, but you need the right type of glue to make sure it stays put.
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Different 2x4 Wood Types
Do you know what the most popular types of 2- by 4-inch wood are, and what the pros and cons of each are? You're about to learn about this important lumber.
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How To Wire A 50-Amp Double-Pole Breaker
It's a daunting task to wire a 50-amp double-pole breaker, but it absolutely can be done. Put your own safety first, take precautions, and follow instructions.
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How To Unscrew Rusty Water Pipes
If your metal plumbing water pipes are so rusty that you can't unscrew them, you can get them loose again with a few different techniques you can try.
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What Is The Difference Between Joint Compound & Plaster Of Paris?
There are pros and cons to using joint compound or plaster of Paris. Knowing which one to choose is easier when you know the difference between them.
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The Four (And More) Basic Parts Of An Electrical Circuit
If you're a homeowner, it's worthwhile to at least be aware of what the four (or more) basic parts of an electrical circuit are. Here's a quick rundown.
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How To Raise Stabilizer In Swimming Pools
It's important to make sure your swimming pool has the right amount of chlorine to stay sanitary. Adding stabilizer can help keep things clean, and here's why.
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