In the coldest states, most homeowners know someone who has dealt with a burst pipe from freezing temperatures. Here's how you can avoid the problem yourself.
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Draining your laundry machine is an easy task you (hopefully) shouldn't have to do often. Learn troubleshooting tips and how to drain your washer properly.
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Got a stuck kitchen drawer? Whether you should grab a roll of wax paper to fix it depends on how long you want the solution to last and how dusty your home is.
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When there's a problem with your sewer line, it quickly becomes an emergency situation, and the costs quickly add up. Here's who has to pay for it.
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As the temperatures start to plummet, there's one part of your home that you shouldn't overlook while you're preparing for the winter cold -- the garage door.
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Patio pavers degrade with time due to the weather and foot traffic, and if you're looking to fix them, fall is the perfect time to do that.
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When your garage door stops opening, it can cause major headaches. Here's how to fix it quickly and safely, by identifying the most common problems.
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Your patio still needs maintenance in the cold weather. Left unattended, leaves stain and snow weakens the surface. These simple steps keep the area in good shape.
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A shared fence may become a source of contention when it needs repair or replacement. Depending on the situation, there are options if your neighbor won't pay.
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If you're struggling with a termite problem or want to prevent one, make sure you consider this area of your home because termites tend to end up there.
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A washing machine that doesn't spin can leave you with wet clothes. If your appliance isn't spinning properly (or at all), here's how to fix it.
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Natural disasters can be destructive and are unpredictable, but if you follow these tips, you'll be fully covered if you're left with any damage.
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With induction stovetops, there is usually a whole lot of shaking going on. But shaking that comes from stovetop itself means it's not properly attached.
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Like shower drains, bathroom sinks can become clogged with hair and soap. To fix a clog, wait to call a plumber and try using this simple tool instead.
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Operating a lawn mower with old and worn tires can lead to unsightly damage to your grass. Luckily, the replacement process is straightforward and infrequent.
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Whether you're restoring a piece of furniture or removing decades of paint from a wall, following some simple tips can ensure stripping paint isn't stressful.
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No one likes a popcorn ceiling, and skim coating is a great way to cover up that outdated texture. But there are some downsides to tackling this yourself.
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A fridge door that swings to the wrong side can disrupt your kitchen workflow. Fortunately, there's an easy fix that requires little effort or expertise.
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Rusty metal bolts are a pain, especially when you don't have any rust removal products on hand. Luckily, this kitchen ingredient can get the job done.
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Storm-related home damage affects millions of Americans every year. If your insurance doesn't cover the damage, you may be eligible for federal assistance.
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Beautiful hardwood floors can look worn if they're plagued by holes left behind by screws. Fortunately, there's a DIY fix that won't cost you anything but time.
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If you're confronted with water all over your laundry room floor, your first step is to locate the source of the washing machine's leak to see if you can fix it
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If you're a fan of DeWalt cordless tools, you may find that after many uses, the lithium-ion batteries can no longer hold a charge. Here's what to do with them.
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Strange dryer noises can hint at hidden problems. From soft rattles to sharp bangs, each sound has a story and some might mean it’s time for attention.
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Often, to solve a plumbing problem with your toilet, you have to take a look inside the tank. These common tank issues can alert you to a bigger conundrum.
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You know you should install smoke and CO alarms indoors, but do you know what the beeps they make mean? Learn about these sounds to keep your household safe.
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While radioactive elements in items are common and many pose little risk to humans, it's still worth knowing which items in your home are radiation sources.
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