What Is A Window Header And How To Determine What Size You Need
In you're installing a new window, you'll need to consider a number of factors, including the design, the size, and a structural component: the window header.
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How To Remove A Stuck Sink Stopper
The frustration of a stuck sink stopper can quickly escalate, leaving you unable to use your bathroom or kitchen sink properly. Here's how to remove it.
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Which Type Of Water Heater Is Right For Your Home?
The expense to heat water for home use makes a significant impact on the household budget. Which type of water heater is right for your home?
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How To Drain A Toilet To Prep It For Removal
Whether you are upgrading your current toilet or removing it as part of a full bathroom renovation, here is how to drain it in preparation for removal.
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Keep Mosquitoes Out Of Your Home With This DIY Soapy Water Trap
If mosquitoes get inside your home, there's a simple solution to stop them from buzzing: soapy water. Here, we explain how and why this DIY trap works so well.
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The Easiest Way To Waterproof Your Shower Window
Windows in the shower are prone to mold and water-related damage. Here's how you can waterproof your window on your own -- no professional assistance needed.
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The Sneaky Way HGTV's Wendell Holland Hides Kitchen Spices
HGTV's "Hot Mess House" host Wendell Holland knows the best place to keep spices out of sight in the kitchen without occupying space in drawers or cabinets.
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Is It Safe To Install A Home Security System By Yourself?
You finally made the move to get a security system for your home, but can you install it on your own? Here's what to consider before starting your project.
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A Home Depot Trend Expert Shares The Hottest Summer Outdoor Cooking Trends
Are you looking to create a outdoor cooking area perfect for entertaining? Here, an expert covers the top trends for summer entertaining and food prep.
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What Is Faux Painting And How Can You Modernize It For Your Space?
Faux painting can make ordinary drywall look like rustic plaster, wood, stone, or brick. This includes basketweave patterns that evoke linen or paper.
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How To Use Kool-Aid Mix To Give Your White Paint A Beautiful Tint
Kool-Aid is an affordable DIY for creating new paint colors from white paint; and given the rainbow of flavors (that is, colors), the combinations are endless.
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Types Of Paint Remover (And How To Choose Which Is Right For Your Project)
Several types of paint removers are available for use on various projects. However, their efficiency depends on your knowledge of how to use them.
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7 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Mowing The Lawn
Mowing the lawn is a nostalgic favorite for some and a dreaded necessity for others. But no matter how you look at it, everyone makes a few mowing mistakes.
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How To Replace A Broken Toilet Flange
If you're having issues or leaks with your toilet, it could be caused by an old or broken flange. Luckily, you can replace it on your own. Here's how.
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What Is A Grout Float And How To Use It
As with any DIY, when taking on a tiling project, you'll want to have the right tools to get the job done right. For tiling, this would include a grout float.
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Should You Add A Wood Deck To Your Home Before Selling?
There are hundreds of ways to increase your home's value before putting it on the market, and outdoor upgrades rank high on the list of priorities.
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The Best Essential Oil Scent To Add To Your Home Office
Whatever you're working on in your home office, you want to be on your A game. Here's the best essential oil to set the mood for focus and productivity.
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Here's How Many Dryer Sheets You Should Be Using In Each Load
dryer sheets are often viewed as a magic weapon when it comes to preventing smelly clothes, reducing wrinkles, and static. Here's how many you should be using.
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Here's Why You Should Wrap Your Above-Ground Pool In Concrete
If your above-ground pool the talk of the neighborhood for the wrong reasons, it may be time to give it a face lift. Here's why you should wrap it in concrete.
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What Are Drywall Shims And How To Use Them
When renovating a home, it is common to come across areas that aren't straight and level. We find out what drywall shims are and how to use them.
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How Much Does It Cost To Install A Workstation Sink In Your Kitchen?
Have you ever considered that your kitchen sink could be more than a sink? Installing a workstation sink might be the answer. Here's how much it costs.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Installing Concrete Flooring In Your Basement
Concrete floors are becoming a common choice in modern homes. But, here's why you should think twice before installing one in your basement.
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Above-Ground Vs. Semi Above-Ground Pool: Which Is Right For Your Outdoor Space?
The warm-weather months may bring an inclination toward adding a pool. But, which is right for your outdoor space, an above-ground or semi above-ground pool.
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How To Determine How Much Paint To Use When Painting Your Pool
Summer means more time outdoors, so it's the perfect time for a pool refresh! Start here with these pool painting tips.
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HGTV's Jonathan Scott Explains How A Simple Ceiling Beam Can Elevate An Entire Room
High ceilings are a gift in any room, but beams can take them to the next level. Here's why Jonathan Scott believes this simple addition can elevate a space.
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The Viral Glowing Countertop Trend Is Illuminating Kitchens Everywhere
Glowing countertops are the trend we're loving to see all over TikTok. Here's how these luxe and luminous fixtures can take elevate your kitchen.
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A Construction Expert Explains What Green Board Drywall Is And When To Use It
When shopping for a new reno project, you might've noticed green-hued drywall available. So what's it for and when should you use it? We asked an expert.
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