What It Means When Your Furnace Is Short Cycling And Signs To Look Out For
If you notice the furnace in your home turning on and off more frequently, that means it's short cycling and there are a few reasons why that might be the case.
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How To Easily Keep Bees Away From Your Pool
Did you know bees are attracted to chlorinated water, like the kind that's in your pool? It's true, but you can take steps to keep them at bay and safe, too.
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The One House Feature Nate Berkus And Jeremiah Brent Can't Agree On
After Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent renovated their NYC home, there was one small detail they couldn't seem to agree on -- how they described the space.
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What Is Sanding Sealer And When To Use It
If you're getting into a DIY or woodworking project, you may need to reach for the sanding sealer for best results. Here's how and when to use it.
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The Rare Kitchen Countertop That's Easy To Maintain
ZInc countertops are unique, attractive, and easy to care for. Learn about zinc countertops, how much they cost, and how to care for them in your kitchen.
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The Ideal Height For Your Bathrooms Towel Bar And Hooks
When adding the finishing touches to a bathroom, like towel bars, hooks, and rings, it's important to consider where they should be installed.
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What To Know Before Painting Your Shed
Painting a shed might seem like a quick project, but there are certain precautions you need to take to ensure you get a professional finish.
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Here's How Much It'll Cost You To Repair Your Chain Link Fence
Chain link tends to be the most affordable fencing material, however, it will need maintaining. Here's how much it'll cost you to repair your chain link fence
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Is Vinyl Plank Flooring Right For Your Space?
Vinyl plank flooring is both sturdy and affordable, but is it right for your space? We break down which rooms welcome the addition and which are better without.
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The Viral Pool Noodle Hack That Boosts Tall Planters
Do you have a huge planter at home with no clue how to fill it? Once again, we turn to the pool noodle to solve all of life's most pressing challenges.
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How To Identify And Get Rid Of Grease Ants
With any infestation, it's important to know exactly what you're dealing with. Here are different ways to identify and expel grease ants from your home.
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The House Hack Fix My Flip's Page Turner Recommends For First-Time Homebuyers
Buying a house is always daunting, but the experience can be harrowing for first-time buyers. HGTV's Page Turner provides advice to make the process easier.
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Signs Your Home's Exterior Needs To Be Repainted
Repainting your exterior can be a costly endeavor, but sometimes it's absolutely necessary. Here are some telltale signs you need to pick up a roller.
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Is It Worth Installing A Water Dispenser On Your Refrigerator?
Having a water dispenser on your fridge can be very convenient, but is it worth the cost? We take a look and explore the pros and cons.
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The Tell-Tale Sign It's Time To Ditch Your Contractor, According To Fix My Flip's Page Turner
Not every home renovation project goes according to plan. If your contractor is displaying these behaviors, its time to plan your exit strategy accordingly.
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HGTV's Renovation 911 Stars Teach You How To Protect Your Home From A Freak Lightning Strike
A lightning strike can do real damage to a home, costing thousands of dollars. Here's a simple way to protect your space, according to Renovation 911.
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How To Fix Your Stubborn Sliding Doors With A Bar Of Soap
While the typical response to a chunky door track is to use a petroleum-based solvent - like WD-40 - a simple bar of soap can do the exact same thing.
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Waterproof Vinyl Vs. Tile: What's The Best Bathroom Option For That Chic Hardwood Floor Look
Hardwood flooring is a classic look, but it can be damaged in the bathroom. But there are other options. Should you use waterproof vinyl or wood-like tile?
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The Simple WD-40 Hack That Eliminates Pesky Duct Tape Residue
Nothing ruins the appearance of a new appliance or surface like sticky tape residue. Here's how you can use WD-40 to help eliminate the problem.
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What Is Fiber Cement Boarding, And When To Use It
Fiber cement boarding, otherwise known as 'Hardie Plank,' is a durable composite material suitable for a variety of uses both in and outside a home.
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Page Turner Of Fix My Flip Breaks Down The Business Of Flipping Homes - Exclusive Interview
HGTV star Page Turner teased what to expect on the new season of “Fix My Flip,” shared her advice for home flippers looking to run a business, and more.
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The Drawbacks Of Installing Modular Granite Kitchen Countertops
Modular granite kitchen countertops can be a cheaper or more practical alternative to full granite counters, but there are compromises that can sway buyers.
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Use TikTok's Paper Towel Hack To Pour Paint Without The Mess
It's inevitable that when pouring out paint from a can, some of it will end up where it shouldn't be. To avoid a mess, try this hack using a single paper towel.
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Should You Ever Install Kitchen Shelves In Front Of A Window
When designing your kitchen it's important to consider how much storage space you need. We look at whether you should install shelves in front of a window.
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How To Incorporate Starburst Tiles Into Your Bathroom Without Going Overboard
Starburst tiles can make a real impact in a bathroom space, so long as you don't overdo it and rather allow the arresting pattern to shine as it was meant to.
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Should You Paint Your Front Door And Garage Door The Same Color?
When painting your home, you want to create a look that maximizes its curb appeal. As for the color, should you match the front door and garage door - or not?
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Here's How Much It'll Cost You To Repair Your Home's Ductwork
Is your energy bill rising, or do you have an unexplained leak? The issue might be your ductwork. Here's how much it will cost you to fix potential duct issues.
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