Why Restoring Your Wooden Windowsills Is A Good Idea (And How To Do It)
If your windowsills are made of wood, you should regularly repair and restore them. It's easier than you think. Say goodbye to cracks, chips, and fading colors.
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The One Room That's Disappearing From Homes (& How To Create One In Your Space)
This disappearing room doesn't show up much on real estate listings any longer, but you can add it to your home anyway with creative and clever design choices.
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You're Using The Wrong Glue For These Materials (& What You Should Use Instead)
To complete your project the right way, you need to make sure you're using the correct adhesive. Chances are that you're using the wrong glue for your material.
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Is An Aluminum Foil Hack The Answer To Frozen Pipes This Winter?
If you're looking to avoid frozen pipes in cold winter weather, you may know of a popular aluminum foil hack that can help. But does it work to prevent icing?
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Building Your Own Home? Here's Why Your Estimated Schedule Is A Joke
Designing and constructing your own home might sound like the dream, but it can also be a nightmare. And you should throw your expected ETA into the trash.
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If Your House Is Always Dusty, You Might Be Overlooking One Thing
Dust is inevitable, but an overly dusty home may indicate something is wrong. Chances are, you're overlooking a potential issue that could be causing problems.
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Does Homeowner's Insurance Cover Flood Damage? You Might Not Like The Answer
After the widespread damage of Hurricane Helene, many are wondering if their homes are insured against surprise floods. The answer isn't a happy one.
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Old House? Here's The Key Safety Reason To Get An Electrician To Take A Look
Don't put your old home's safety at risk because you don't want to get this specific feature checked out a by a professional. The fire hazard is all-too-real.
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You Have Termites. How Long Before Your Home Collapses?
Oh no. Termites! It's a destructive pest and is dreaded by homeowners. So when exactly is your house in danger of collapsing from damage? Here's what to know.
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The Toxic Substance In Your Chimney That You Need To Know About
If you've got a wood-burning fireplace, you probably have a buildup of this toxic substance in your chimney. Here's what to know, and how to deal with it.
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Why Your Gas Oven Isn't Heating Up (& How To Fix It)
Is your gas oven giving you trouble? We spoke to Frontdoor's virtual appliance expert to find out what you should do if your gas oven isn't heating up.
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Wobbly Handrails: Should You Be Worried And How Do You Fix Them?
If you've got wobbly handrails on your stairs, around a balcony, or around your deck, there are some things you should know before you start the repair process.
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Creative Tips For Removing A Rusted Faucet (Without Hurting Yourself)
Getting a corroded, rusty faucet off can be painful, whether you care about destroying the faucet or not. Here's how to do it a bit more safely.
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Signs Your Beautiful Chandelier Might Fall And Shatter On You (& How To Prevent It)
A chandelier is a focal point in any dining room and an elegant lighting choice. But if you see these signs, it could fall and shatter. You can prevent that.
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My Window Is Leaking. How Fast Do I Need To Repair It?
So, you have a little leak from your window. Can you leave it for a while, or is this an emergency situation? Here's the deal.
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How To Repair Hardwood Floor Scratches Without Calling In The Pros
If you've got a scratch in your hardwood flooring, you may not need to call in the professionals. Follow these tips to get your wood floor looking like new.
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Broken Window? Here's What You Need To Do Next
If a window in your home just broke, don't panic. There are some steps you can take to mitigate the damage before you are able to get it repaired.
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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 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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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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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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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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