The Most Common Reasons Why Your Bathroom Sink Is Clogged
We asked an expert to explain the various ways a bathroom sink can get clogged, how to fix it, and when it's time to call a professional plumber.
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Installing Drywall? Avoid These Common Mistakes At All Costs
It's common for homeowners to make a few mistakes while installing drywall. Find out what these errors are, how to avoid them, and additional tips for success.
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How To Update Your Outdated Sink And Vanity Combo Like A Pro
Renovating is neither cheap nor glamorous, so it's smart to do what you can on your own. Here's how you can update your bathroom sink and vanity like a pro.
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Water Pressure Low During Cold Weather? Here Are The Pipes That May Be To Blame, And What To Do About It
Few things are more frustrating than low water pressure. A specific type of pipe is sometimes at fault, so we consulted an expert for advice on how to fix it.
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The Easy Fix To A Common Drywall Problem With Bathroom Showers
Drywall can easily get damaged in a bathroom due to water splashes and high humidity. To repair a water-damaged wall near a shower, use a drywall patch.
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Wake Up Tired Cracked Garage Floors With A Fresh Speckled DIY Finish
Is your garage floor old, cracked, and in desperate need of an upgrade? This simple DIY will leave the floors looking brand new with a fresh, speckled finish.
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Common Reasons Your Circuit Breaker Keeps Tripping And How To Fix It At Home
We asked an expert to explain all the problems that can cause tripped circuits, how to check your circuit breaker, and when to call a professional.
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Drawbacks Of Installing A Home Water Softener Through Costco
Purchasing a home water softener can be confusing, so it makes sense why people often rely on a trusted brand, like Costco, to help. But there are drawbacks.
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10 Must-Buy Power Tools For First-Time Homeowners
When you buy your first home, there's a lot to do. So, arm yourself with these power tools so you're ready to tackle any repairs and projects that come along.
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When Does A Wet Shower Floor Become A Problem?
While a wet shower floor may seem like no big deal, one that stays wet long after you've finished showering could lead to extensive problems and damage.
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What's The Best Way To Remove Glued PVC Fittings?
If your fittings have been fused together with PVC glue, also known as PVC cement, you may find it tricky to separate them in the future. Here's what to try.
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Raise Your Too-Short Curtains To The Ceiling With A Budget Trim DIY
Once you buy your curtains, it can be a bummer when they aren't big enough for the space. With this DIY, you can raise your curtains to the ceiling for cheap.
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Why Your Dishwasher Door Isn't Staying Open And How To Fix The Issue
Do you have a dishwasher door that bounces back up when you open it? Here's what's causing the problem and how to repair it - it's easier than you think!
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Ever Wonder Why Your Clean Dishes Smell Like A Wet Dog? Here's What It Means
Let's reserve the "wet dog" smell for our furry friends; if your dishes have begun to smell like your pet after a dip in the lake, here's what it means.
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Why Your Garage Won't Close All The Way When It Dips Below Freezing
Does your garage door stop closing all the way when temperatures fall below the freezing mark? The temperature shift and condensation are affecting this part.
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You Should Think Twice Before Trying One Popular Gorilla Glue Removal Hack
If you accidentally get Gorilla Glue on your skin, think twice before using a popular removal hack and try using a safer alternative method instead.
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The Quick Fix You Need To Revive Gorilla Glue That's Started To Dry In The Bottle
Grabbing your Gorilla Glue only to find it solid and clogged is super frustrating. But don't throw it away; you can salvage the adhesive with this easy tip.
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Where And How Gorilla Glue Is Actually Made (And Why It's So Famous)
While you've probably heard of Gorilla Glue, you may not know much about the product. Discover where it's made, what it is, and why it's so famous.
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Top Tips For Soundproofing Your Apartment The Renter-Friendly Way
If you're tired of dealing with neighborly noises in your rental apartment, don't fret: we have several renter-friendly solutions for soundproofing.
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Ways To Help Protect Your Home Against Fires
Though you don't have much say over wildfires, there are a variety ways (both big and small) to safeguard your home and reduce the chances of it catching fire.
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The Dangers Of Confusing Concrete With Cement
During your DIY journey, you will eventually arrive at a critical question: "Can't I just use cement instead of concrete?" Here's what to know.
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Here's How To Spot Property Damage Vs Normal Wear And Tear In Rentals
Determining the difference between damage and normal wear in tear in a rental property can be tricky. These are the indicators you should look for.
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Storage Mistakes That Are Shortening The Life Of Your Super Glue
Super glue can be a lifesaver, but if you don't store it just right, you may have an unusable tube. Follow these tips to keep your glue fresh.
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Common Problems With Nest Thermostats And How To Fix Them
There are some common issues that can arise with Google Nest smart thermostats. Discover what they are and ways these problems can be fixed.
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Downsides That May Make You Reconsider Buying New Windows From Home Depot
Home Depot makes it easy to find almost any tool, appliance, fixture, or hardware for any project, yet you might skip buying their windows for their downsides.
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Hard Water Vs Soft Water: Which Is Harming Your Home More?
Hard water has a reputation for causing damage to pipes and unsightly water marks, but soft water has its downsides, too. Which is worse? Here's what we know.
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Don't Toss Your Peeling Faux Leather Couch — Here's How Paint Can Revamp It
Before you relegate your old leather sofa to the trash heap, consider whether it could be repaired and revived with this budget-friendly DIY using paint.
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