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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While linoleum floors are durable and low-maintenance, they can easily become slick and slippery. Here's why this may be happening and how to solve the issue.
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If you have a sugar maple tree in your yard, there may be occasions that call for pruning. Here is the best time of year to do so in order to help it thrive.
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When applied correctly, manure can help your garden thrive, but there are mistakes you could be making with it that could cost you the health of your crop.
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Cedar trees are beautiful, but they can be somewhat difficult to maintain if you don't know what you're doing. Learn which trimming mistakes to avoid here.
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Imagine opening your closet and being greeted by a burst of freshness. This DIY using lavender can keep your closet smelling good every day.
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If you've been noticing unpleasant smells emanating from your garbage disposal, these homemade cleaning bombs will freshen everything up in no time.
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If you're trying to clean rust stains, know that many of the ingredients you already have in your kitchen can get the job done. Learn about 12 of them here.
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When it comes to preventing goosegrass from taking over your yard, you can turn to a common household staple often found in kitchen cabinets.
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If you've been noticing that your mattress is smelling less than fresh, here's how to steam clean it so you can restore it to its former glory.
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A greasy, grimy oven may seem like a nightmare to clean but fortunately, there's a simple hack you can employ that will make the job feel quick and easy.
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While removing a rust stain from an article of clothing may feel unachievable, you can create a rust-busting concoction using an inexpensive household staple.
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If you're growing plants in a hydroponic system like a clear jar filled with water, discover how paint or aluminum foil could help the root sprouts thrive.
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If you're looking for a natural way to deter spiders, this flower will not only repel them but will add a burst of color to your space as well.
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If you're looking for a natural way to eliminate cockroaches, check your pantry for two common kitchen staples that will get rid of the unwelcome visitors.
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Do you suspect that snakes have infiltrated your home or yard? Look for these surefire signs that these slithering creatures are on your property.
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How do you keep rabbits out of your garden without using toxic chemicals? Because a rabbit's sense of smell is so sensitive, a minty scent could be the answer.
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Don't dispose of your empty milk jugs just yet. You can reuse them in your yard in a way that can help your garden, even when the weather gets colder.
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Hugelkultur gardening might sound complicated, but it's really quite simple and can help your garden reap many benefits with just a bit of effort.
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You're ready to reuse a cute glass jar, but the sticky residue of an old label refuses to give. Luckily, you can remove it with a common cooking ingredient.
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Stink bugs and boxelder bugs share many similarities, including the fact that they are unwelcome in your home. Here's how to tell the difference between them.
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Is your toilet covered in stains that won't go away? Try one of the following cleaning hacks involving regular household items you may already have on hand.
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As the weather gets colder, finding stink bugs around your home becomes more common. Get rid of the pests with this killer household staple you already own.
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If you're looking for a way to stain a piece of wood furniture without having to resort to harsh chemicals, here's a natural method you can employ.
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The bird of paradise plant has lovely blooms but requires proper care and nutrition in order to flourish. Here's why yours likely isn't blooming.
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Caught your fridge's water slacking on the cool factor? Unveil the secrets behind your lukewarm water saga and kick tepidity to the curb with these DIY fixes.
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If you're worried about mold in your home, but want a natural solution, fear not! There are several houseplants which can help clean mold from your home's air.
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Fungus on your plants is unsightly and damaging, but there's an easy hack to get rid of it. Here's how to use garlic as a fungicide in the garden.