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  • A young woman tries to cool off with a fan and cool bottle of water.
    By Amy Freeman 5 days ago

    Cool Down A Room Without AC With An Easy DIY Solution

    Even if you're without AC, there are plenty of tricks to try to cool down the home, including this easy DIY that offers long-term benefits in every season.

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  • A series of three European wall outlets with one electrical plug in the leftmost socket.
    By Jason Rochlin 6 days ago

    Can You Install Foreign Wall Outlets From Other Countries Into Your Home?

    Maybe you're immigrating to the US and want to keep your appliances. Maybe your family overseas visits often. Is it legal (or safe) to replace your US outlets?

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  • Weeds growing between patio pavers
    By Chris Deziel 7 days ago

    Skip Concrete & Gravel — There's A Smarter, Weed-Resistant Patio Option

    Permeable pavers are an excellent driveway or patio option, but they often allow weeds to grow through. A different permeable option is much more effective.

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  • Frigidaire dishwasher with stainless front and recessed handle in kitchen
    By Ron Baker 8 days ago

    5 Common Problems With Frigidaire Dishwashers

    Frigidaire is a popular and often budget-friendly dishwasher manufacturer, but if you're experiencing malfunctions with your model, you may not be alone.

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  • Carpenter using filler on plywood
    By Rob Johnstone 8 days ago

    Ditch Wood Filler: Use An Unusual Alternative That's Expert Approved

    Wood filler can get pricey, and comes in tiny containers. This inexpensive alternative is effective, and is recommended by our woodworking expert.

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  • Snake on a wooden deck
    By Cayla Leonard 10 days ago

    Not Traps Or Pest Control: A Better Way To Keep Snakes Out From Under Your Deck

    Snakes love hanging out under your deck as much as you love hanging out on top of it. Fortunately, there are humane ways to prevent the slithering visitors.

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  • Worker mixing up concrete mixture
    By Ryan Cashman 14 days ago

    Concrete And Cement Aren't The Same Thing: The Difference And Which Lasts Longer

    Concrete and cement are often confused for one another, and for good reason. Knowing the difference can help you figure out which one actually lasts longer.

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  • a low angle shot of weeds growing through gravel
    By Ryan Cashman 15 days ago

    Skip Landscape Fabric: Here's A Better Way To Prevent Weeds In Gravel Driveways

    Landscape fabric can do a decent job keeping weeds off your gravel driveways, but it's not foolproof. Luckily, there's one method you can use that is.

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  • Couple sits in wicker chairs on wood deck with string lights.
    By Derek Rose 16 days ago

    Give Your Deck A Durable Wood-Look Upgrade From Amazon

    If you're looking to update the look of your deck without a full replacement, deck tiles are an affordable option from Amazon that may be just what you need.

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  • Driveway with large cracks next to house and in front of garage
    By Chris Deziel 21 days ago

    Say Goodbye To Cracks In Your Concrete Driveway: The Easy, Affordable DIY Fix

    You may keep the exterior of your home trim and tidy, but cracks in your concrete driveway can negate all your efforts. Luckily, all you need is this easy DIY.

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  • two construction workers use concrete next to a staircase
    By Emily Ray 22 days ago

    Goodbye Traditional Concrete: There's An Eco-Friendly Alternative That's More Durable

    Concrete might be everywhere, but that's not necessarily a good thing. Today, more and more contractors are opting for a more eco-friendly alternative.

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  • An asphalt driveway in front of stately house in the woods
    By Chris Deziel 1 month ago

    Not Pavers, Not Stones: A Classic Driveway Edging Idea For A Clean, Timeless Look

    Give your home more curb appeal and a polished look with this ubiquitous material for driveway edging that’s functional, timeless, and easy to customize.

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  • A person staring at a textured painted wall with their hands on their hips
    By Cayla Leonard 1 month ago

    If Your Painted Walls Look Like This, Don't Ignore It — It Could Be Mold

    Sometimes, you might notice a certain issue with your painted walls. If you don't want mold growing under those walls, that's a sign to take action.

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  • Metal table and chairs on cracked concrete patio
    By Chris Deziel 2 months ago

    Transform A Worn-Out Concrete Patio With A Durable, Eco-Friendly Solution

    Breathe new life into your worn concrete patio with a stylish, durable, and sustainable cover that will upgrade the look (and feel) of the surface.

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  • a woman opens a roll of aluminum foil
    By Emily Kammerlohr 2 months ago

    The Clever Reason People Are Sticking Aluminum Foil To Their Walls

    No, the world hasn't gone mad: There's a very good reason why people are sticking aluminum foil to their walls — and why you might need to, as well.

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  • Flex, Gorilla, and T-Rex waterproof tapes on top of a water heater

    Flex Tape Vs. Gorilla Tape Vs. T-Rex: Which Waterproof Tape Can Stick It Out Through Our Intense Testing?

    We put three waterproof patch and seal tapes to the test to see which ones had the strength, hold, and flexibility to manage the toughest household repairs.

    By Ron Baker 2 months ago Read More
  • a woman drinks tea and reads a book on a patio
    By Amy Freeman 2 months ago

    What To Do With A Worn-Down Patio This April For A Cozy Space To Enjoy All Summer

    The warmer months are coming, which means it's finally time to start enjoying your outdoor spaces. But what should you do if your patio has seen better days?

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  • Cracked concrete pavers in a patio
    By Rob Johnstone 2 months ago

    Tired Of Cracked Concrete? This Eco-Friendly Patio Option Is Tougher & Looks Great

    This tried-and-true patio material is a classic and environmentally friendly alternative to concrete. Here's what to know before you make the switch.

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  • Team of men pouring concrete
    By Ryan Cashman 2 months ago

    Ditch The Concrete: A Stylish, More Durable Alternative For Your Driveway

    There are many cons to having a concrete driveway that you end up paying for later in repairs. Another alternative is more durable and a whole lot more stylish.

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  • Residential house with concrete driveway
    By Ryan Cashman 2 months ago

    The Downsides To Concrete Driveways You'll Wish You Knew Before Investing

    Concrete driveways are common features in a home, but there are several cons to consider. Knowing these issues will save you headaches down the line.

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  • Spring rain shower over residential neighborhood roofs
    By Emily Ray 2 months ago

    Check For This Common Roof Problem Before Spring Showers Make It Worse

    The roof can take a beating during the winter, possibly suffering this common issue that can quickly lead to household leaks when spring showers arrive.

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  • White, red, and yellow utility markings on stone pavers
    By Cayla Leonard 2 months ago

    Unexpected Utility Markings On Your Driveway? Here's The Reason And What To Do

    Those odd markings on your driveway might be more important than they look — removing them could cause major issues. Here’s what they mean and what to do.

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  • Cracks and pothole on asphalt
    By Rob Johnstone 2 months ago

    Make A Beat-Up Driveway Look Fresh Again With These Affordable Fixes

    Depending on the type of material your driveway is made out of, it could be both easy and cost-effective to fix up cracks and potholes on your own.

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  • Cracks showing on an old concrete driveway
    By Chris Deziel 3 months ago

    Woman Transforms Worn-Down Driveway Into Something Amazing For Under $200

    Driveway looking tired? This DIYer proves you don't need to break the bank or be a pro to give it a striking upgrade. All you need is the right supplies.

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  • Contractor pouring concrete driveway
    By Ryan Cashman 3 months ago

    Ditch Boring Concrete: Here's A Prettier, More Durable Driveway Alternative

    Your driveway is the first thing people notice when they come to visit your home. As such, ditch the boring concrete for something more stylish and durable.

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  • Silverfish on a brown surface
    By Cayla Leonard 4 months ago

    Keep Silverfish From Making Your Home Their Winter Retreat With One Simple Fix

    Winter tends to draw people indoors, but it does the same thing for pests. If silverfish have taken a liking to your home, here's how to stop them.

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  • Sunken sidewalk pavers
    By Danno Wise 4 months ago

    This Affordable Solution Might Fix Sunken Sidewalk Pavers, But There's A Catch

    Repairing your sunken sidewalk pavers might seem like a costly and exhausting endeavor. There is one solution that's less expensive, but consider this first.

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