How To Fix Cracked Cabinets Without Using Wood Glue
There's a crack in a kitchen cabinet, and your tube of wood glue is empty. There are other solutions either in your home or via a quick trip to the store.
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Common Mistakes To Avoid When Starting A Fire In Your Wood-Burning Stove
Few devices beat a wood-burning stove for coziness. However, you need to make sure you're starting the fire correctly to avoid health problems or house damage.
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12 Code Violations That Homeowners Could Be Fined For Doing
Just because you own property, doesn't mean there aren't rules to follow. Everything from garbage bin placement to your lawn runs the risk of getting you fined.
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Put Down The Boiling Water! Here's Why This Kitchen Sink Hack Is A Mistake
You may be tempted to pour a pot of boiling water down the drain to clear a clog, but doing so can create damage that could be costly to repair.
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It's Not Your Imagination - Doors Get Extra Sticky In Winter. Here's How To Fix It
Winter has a knack for turning doors into clingy troublemakers. This guide reveals why this happens — and the easy tweaks that will make them glide smoothly.
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3 Tips For Hotter Radiators That Heat Up Faster During Winter
Radiator struggling to heat your living room this winter? It may need some maintenance. Exactly what you need to do depends on what's causing the slow heating.
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The Tiny Home Detail That Can Signal Big Moisture Problems
If you're buying a house, there's one tiny and overlooked thing you should inspect to see if there has been any water damage or moisture issues.
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Gas Fireplace Won't Turn On? It Could Be Your Pilot Light, And Here's How To Fix It
When a gas fireplace fails to ignite, your home can feel like a coldly disappointing place instead of a welcoming space. Here are some expert tips on fixing it.
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How To Identify Mouse Damage In Your Home
A modern house is pretty sturdy, but that doesn't mean it won't attract pests. These are some signs to look for to determine if you have a mouse infestation.
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The Pencil Test You'll Want To Try To Keep Your Garage Critter-Free This Winter
As winter draws in, mice will be naturally drawn to the cozy shelter of a garage, and all you need to test if it's sealed against critters is a pencil.
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Keep Mice From Making Your Home Their Winter Retreat With One Simple DIY Solution
Winter brings about cold weather, and everyone is looking to get cozy, including mice. Use this DIY solution to keep mice from retreating to your home.
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Why Your Basement Floor Has Cracks And Ways To Fix It
Basement floor cracks aren't created equal — some you can ignore, and others demand immediate fixes. Learn what causes them and how to handle them.
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8 Handy Tools To Unclog Sinks Without Using Chemicals
The chemicals in liquid drain cleaners can damage your pipes and release toxic fumes. Manual tools are gentler on you and your home's fixtures and hardware.
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The Best Tool To Easily Remove Staples From Walls Or The Ceiling
If you find staples in your drywalls or ceilings from previous home improvement projects, you may need to remove them. One tool will get the job done.
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The Outdated Kitchen Appliance That Is Skyrocketing Your Energy Bill
Old appliances are inefficient and contribute to high utility bills. Replace this indispensable kitchen appliance, which runs all the time, every 15 years.
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What To Do If A Snowplow Causes Damages Your Property
Snowplows are a common sight in many U.S. states during winter, but do you know what to do if one of these heavy machines causes damage to your property?
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Fascia Need Replaced? Here's How Much That'll Cost You
Rotting, splitting, or warped fascia along your roof isn't a good look, and it can lead to serious issues. Consider these factors when budgeting for a repair.
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Try Repurposing Your Baby's Crib Instead Of Donating To A Thrift Store
Cribs can be challenging to donate. Most are made from solid wood, so they're ripe for transformation. You just need a few carpentry tools and some creativity.
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Say Goodbye To Deep Cracks In Concrete With This Simple, Budget-Friendly Solution
Concrete may be one of the toughest materials you can use in building, but often, it will eventually crack. Luckily, there's an easy solution you can DIY.
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The One Thing You Should Know Before Sealing Wood With Coconut Oil
Coconut oil is a eco-friendly way to seal wood, from spoons to tabletops. However, a specific type and method is needed to stop the oil from turning rancid.
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How A Simple Can Of Paint Can Help You Fix Furniture
Before diving into more costly repairs, discover how a simple prep process and a can of paint makes it easy to fix your indoor and outdoor furniture.
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Say Goodbye To Rust On Bolts And Screws With An Unexpected Kitchen Ingredient
Hoarding rusted bolts and nuts until you can make them usable again? That day has come because the condiment you need is probably in your fridge right now.
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The Best Sticker Removal Method For Every Type Of Material
How you remove stickers from the different surfaces in your home varies widely because each material requires cleaning products and tools that won't damage it.
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Contractor Shares Horrible Leaky Roof Video On Reddit: 'That Poor Poor Homeowner'
Reddit users have reacted with a combination of humor and shock after a roofing contractor shared a video of a soggy roof that hadn't been installed correctly.
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The Sign It's Time To Replace Your Couch's Platform (Do It Before Guests Arrive!)
A sagging sofa can signal more than aging cushions. One overlooked clue beneath the upholstery can reveal whether your couch is quietly nearing its limit.
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Know Your Rights When Your Apartment Building Is Under Construction
When you rent an apartment, construction and repairs can be a major inconvenience, so it's important to know your rights of habitability as a tenant.
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Toilet Wax Ring Alternatives You Should Consider Trying As A DIY Plumber
Replacing a traditional wax ring on your toilet might seem a little intimidating for DIY plumbers, but there are now good alternatives to make the job easier.
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