The Easy Trick You Need When Caulking Baseboards & Trim For Expert-Looking Results
Getting clean lines when caulking baseboards or door and window trim can seem daunting. But this simple trick you have on hand is recommended by the pros.
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How To Restore Outdated Terrazzo Tile Floors For A Refreshed Look
Terrazzo floors are durable, but with time, they can become damaged, dirty, and ready for restoration. An expert walks us through the restoration process.
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Organize And Keep Track Of Small Screwdriver Bits With This Must-Have Tool
Keeping an organized work bench is crucial to efficient DIY, but it doesn't have to be so serious. Organize loose screwdriver and drill bits with this fun tool.
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What Is A Fortified Roof And How To Know If You Have One
Investing in a new or repaired roof is a big deal. A Fortified-certified roof adds extra layers of protection, but how do you know if you have or need one?
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Blast Stubborn Nuts And Bolts With A Torch And Watch What Happens
Nuts and bolts can get stuck sometimes, especially when rust is involved. If yours aren't coming loose, use a torch and watch what happens.
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Speed Up Krazy Glue Dry Time On Fast Projects With A Simple Ingredient
If you have a project that requires Krazy Glue and you need it done fast, there's one simple ingredient you can add to the adhesive to speed up the drying time.
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How To Transform Your Old Wicker Furniture Into A Stunning Outdoor Set
Old, worn down wicker furniture can be given new life in a few simple steps. Discover how to turn your wicker pieces into a gorgeous outdoor furniture set.
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Home Upgrades That Aren't Worth Your Money, According To HGTV's Lyndsay Lamb
Lyndsay Lamb is the queen of flipping houses so she knows exactly what can get you the highest ROI. Here is what she thinks isn't worth updating.
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Is Horsehair The Secret To Perfectly Plastered Walls? The Truth Behind The Historic Practice
Once upon a time, builders used to add horsehair to plaster. Turns out, the historic practice has more benefits than you'd think when making modern walls.
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How To Remove Buried In Wood Screws With Ease
Wood screws can get buried too deep to be easily removed, though that's not always a bad thing. If they have to go, though, here's how to pull them out.
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How To Replace A Bathroom Shower Arm
If you're renovating your bathroom, discover how to replace your shower arm, or the piece that connects your shower head to your water supply.
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Repairing Broken Appliances Before You Sell Your Home: Worth It Or Waste Of Time?
If you're about to list your home, you may be wondering whether broken appliances should be repaired or left as is. Here's what an expert has to say.
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Don't Make This Mistake When Trying To Dissolve Super Glue With Acetone
The only thing worse then getting super glue stains where you don't want them is potentially damaging your surfaces while trying to remove it.
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This Simple And Affordable Household Item Does More Than Just Clean Your Kitchen
Steel wool is great at getting tough stains off dishes. It also has a multitude of other uses around the kitchen and elsewhere in the home. Here are a few.
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How To Stop DIY Wood Utensils From Splintering
If you have a set of DIY wooden utensils, you might have noticed a splinter problem. Luckily, there's an easy way to get your utensils smoother than ever.
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The Plumbing Fixture Mistake You Can't Afford To Make
Online and big box stores offer a wide range of plumbing fixtures in varying styles and quality. It's important to know what traps to avoid when shopping.
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The Skill That Lets You Make Any Thrifted Lamp Work Like New Again
If you've stumbled across the perfect thrifted lamp but can't get it to turn on, it might need some rewiring. Here's how you can make it work again.
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Essential Home Maintenance Tasks For Your House This Spring
Spring is a great time to refresh your house inside and out. And there are some must-do tasks that you should add to your home's maintenance list this season.
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Avoid One Common Slip-Up When Gluing PVC Pipe To Prevent Future Leaks
Even the most savvy of home improvement DIYers might not realize just how long they need to wait before using their freshly glued together PVC pipes.
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The Hidden Danger Of Foggy Bathroom Mirrors You Can't Ignore
Foggy bathroom mirrors can happen consistently. If they happen too often, you could wind up in some serious danger. Here's why you shouldn't ignore the perils.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Regrouting Tile
Regrouting tile is a DIY most homeowners can tackle on their own, but our tile expert shared some common mistakes everyone makes that you should avoid.
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This Is The Most Common DIY Plumbing Mistake, According To An Expert
Setting up a new plumbing fixture may seem easy at a glance, but there's one common mistake that can derail your project — and stink up your home.
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How To Update A Stair Railing For Way Less Money Than The Pros
Stair railings often get overlooked when updating a room, until it's time to pay for them. Save money and construction headaches with a DIY upgrade.
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Surprising Tools You Wouldn't Expect To Find At Dollar Tree
While you probably don't think about tools when you consider Dollar Tree, this store sells some home improvement products that are worth considering.
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There's A Free Way To Update Your Furniture (And You Likely Already Have What You Need)
While updating old furniture is almost always cheaper than buying new pieces, it can still cost some money. Check out a free idea for revamping furniture.
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The Easiest Way To Install BLUM Drawer Slides (And Why People Love Them)
Whether you're a die hard DIYer or you just need to make a repair, installing drawer slides can be intimidating. Here's how it works for popular BLUM products.
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The Budget-Friendly Harbor Freight Tool That Makes Fence Repairs (And More) A Breeze
Depending on the type of fence you have, fixing problems that arise can be a tool-intensive hassle. However, Harbor Freight sells a very nifty item.
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