Ezekiel Maina
School
Dedan Kimathi University Of Technology
Expertise
Home Repair, Gardening, Interior Décor
- An avid DIY enthusiast and self-proclaimed home staging pro, Ezekiel constantly seeks new ways to spruce up his living space.
- Ezekiel can't resist the charm of a well-maintained mid-century modern home and is a sucker for a good before-and-after renovation story.
- His contributions to House Digest have included articles illuminating the intricacies of interior décor, demystifying the complexities of real estate investing, and imparting invaluable wisdom on home repair.
Experience
Ezekiel Maina has been weaving stories online for six years and has carved himself a niche in gardening hacks and DIY projects since joining House Digest in 2023. He exhibits an uncanny ability to translate complex and bland how-to guides into exciting stories that inspire readers and make it easy for them to transform their indoor and outdoor spaces and conquer the challenges therein. While his expertise and knowledge span various subjects, his personal favorite among his extensive collection of articles is "All The Ways You Can Repurpose Old Sports Equipment In Your Home." Take your time to dive into his writings, and you'll, sooner than expected, find every piece of content a doorway to unlocking the house or garden of your dreams.
Education
Ezekiel Maina studied electrical and electronics engineering at the Dedan Kimathi University of Technology.
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Stories By Ezekiel Maina
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If left unchecked, wild onions can quickly overrun your lawn. Combat these stubborn weeds and prevent their return with a targeted, multi-pronged attack.
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Who knew an old bucket could be so versatile? We've found 25 different ways to give the bucket that's sitting in your garage a new and fun purpose.
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Backyard garden rooms are becoming increasingly popular, and for good reason. They offer an extra undefined space that can serve a variety of needs.
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Before you plant your favorite blooms, consider the benefits of a stone wall flower bed. Luckily, they're not too tough to make on your own.
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Straw is a readily-available material that can be used in countless ways to improve our yards and gardens. Discover 19 ideas for how to use straw outside.
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If you want to gather a bountiful harvest of tomatoes from your backyard garden, discover why companion planting with marigolds could be very beneficial.
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If you're planning on growing tomatoes in your garden this year, discover 18 of the most helpful hacks to know for the best harvest possible.
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Sooner or later, every homeowner will have to replace a leaky bathroom sink drain. We'll help you avoid common errors with a step-by-step instructional guide.
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Wait! Don’t throw out your old, holey, or orphaned socks. Instead, check out the dozens of ways you should be repurposing them around your house.
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Need to descale your tankless water heater? A couple of gallons of household vinegar, a few supplies, and a can-do attitude are all you need to ace this task.
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If you want to try a different and more unique way to store lots of firewood, try this approach from TikTok that hides firewood in plain sight.
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Can you find a stud without a stud finder? It is more than possible; you just need to follow these handy tips! Unless you want a wall full of holes, of course.
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If those annoying mealybugs won't stop coming after some of your indoor plants, then this one simple household item can really help you out.
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With these tips and a little elbow grease, some basic tools, and an hour or two of time, you can easily uninstall a broken dishwasher and save some money.
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Got an old pair of rain boots that no longer fit or are damaged beyond repair? Repurpose them into gorgeous spring decorations for your garden.
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While cheese graters are often only used for one purpose, if you have an old grater you no longer use, transform it into a decoration or useful item.
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If you've noticed field madder cropping up in your lawn or garden, you'll want to use this kitchen staple to get rid of it before it takes over.
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If you find that your tool collection has gotten a bit messy, consider creating a DIY hanging tool storage to help you save space and stay organized.
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Are bagworms destroying the trees in your yard? To protect your landscaping, find out one all-natural ingredient that could get rid of these pests for good.
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Poison ivy can turn your garden into a major hazard zone. Luckily there's one method that can rid your backyard of this irritating plant for good.
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If you're gearing up to polish your home's concrete floors -- DIY style -- then TikTok may have some interesting tips and show you a thing or two.
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If your St. Augustine grass is looking a little rough, there are a few tips that can help you bring it back to life. Here's what you need to do.
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If you have a variety of old and unused tools from a long career in your home garden, consider these ways to repurpose them before throwing them out.
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Are you getting rid of an old box spring, perhaps to make your bed more comfortable? Discover 19 ways to turn the springs into decorative pieces for your home.
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If you're looking to add some new outdoor seating to your patio or yard, try this DIY idea. It's super simple and doesn't require a lot of materials.
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If your countertops are worn-down or outdated, we've listed 27 ways you could update them. These ideas are worth the cost, whether budget-friendly or high-end.
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The garage is often filled with lots of small items that can soon become disorganized. Find out how to tidy up this space with some old peanut butter jars.