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  • Spray emerging from a straw to lubricate a rusty hood lock
    By Chris Deziel 3 days ago

    WD-40 Vs. Silicone Spray: Do They Work The Same?

    WD-40 and silicone spray both have uses in the garage, but they don't work the same. Find out which helps clean rust and which provides lasting lubrication.

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  • A woman fixes a toilet seat
    By Alison Kasch 10 days ago

    Why Your Toilet Seat Is Sliding And How To Fix It

    If your toilet seat keeps moving around every time you sit down, then there's a problem that's typically pretty simple to fix. Here's how to handle it.

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  • An old electrical panel that has been burned
    By Ron Baker 13 days ago

    Check Your Electrical Panel: If It's Made By One Of These Brands, It Could Be A Fire Hazard

    Your electrical panel is one of the most important safety features of your home. If it's made by one of these brands, replace it now. No excuses.

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  • Plugging a toaster into an electrical outlet
    By Melanie Dawn 2 months ago

    What Is The 6-12 Rule For Outlets?

    If you're doing home renovations or building from scratch, you'll need to make sure to follow the 6-12 rule, sometimes called the 2-6-12 rule. Here's how.

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  • A woman and architect stand at a worktable inside a framed home
    By Emily Ray 2 months ago

    The Insulation Material That's No Longer Allowed In Homes

    Insulation is a key part of maintaining the temperature of your home. However, this once-go-to material is banned due to the health risks it poses.

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  • Hand holding a light bulb that has been separated from its base
    By Ron Baker 2 months ago

    The Weird Tool That Actually Has A Practical Purpose For Replacing Broken Lightbulbs

    It's always annoying when a lightbulb breaks, leaving the base stuck in your light socket. But, did you know you can buy a tool that might solve the problem?

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  • person measuring wall room
    By Petra Wakefield 2 months ago

    How To Calculate Wall Area If You Know Floor Area

    You may need to calculate the wall area while remodeling or building a room in your house. If you know the floor area, you're halfway there.

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  • shower head up close
    By Chris Deziel 3 months ago

    How To Loosen A Shower Head Without A Wrench

    It's important to loosen your shower head sometimes, either for repairs or a deep cleaning. But if you don't have a wrench, don't worry. You're not out of luck.

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  • A series of three European wall outlets with one electrical plug in the leftmost socket.
    By Jason Rochlin 3 months 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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  • Frigidaire dishwasher with stainless front and recessed handle in kitchen
    By Ron Baker 3 months 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 3 months 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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  • A person staring at a textured painted wall with their hands on their hips
    By Cayla Leonard 4 months 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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  • a woman opens a roll of aluminum foil
    By Emily Kammerlohr 4 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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  • Silverfish on a brown surface
    By Cayla Leonard 7 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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  • Cleaning tile grout
    By Rob Johnstone 7 months ago

    Help Keep Your Floor Grout Cleaner For Longer With This Surprisingly Simple Habit

    Tired of dirty floor grout that makes it feel like your home is never quite clean? This one tip can make all the difference in your tile floor's appearance.

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  • Klein Tools compact plier wrench
    By Ron Baker 7 months ago

    The One Tool Every DIYer Needs: A Pliers Wrench

    A pliers wrench may not already be in your DIYer tool bag. However, having one on hand can save you a significant amount of time while working on tough bolts.

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  • Icicles hanging on dark pipe suspended horizontally with blurred background
    By Ryan Cashman 7 months ago

    Freezing Temps Are Coming: This Simple Task Can Help Prevent Costly Pipe Damage

    When the weather forecast calls for extremely cold temperatures, put this easy tip on your to-do list so you can avoid costly repairs at home.

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  • Man attempting to open a stuck door
    By Ron Baker 8 months ago

    Fix A Door That's Sticking At The Top With This Cool DIY Trick

    You'll feel like a seasoned handyman after grabbing a few tools and using this simple trick to fix a hinge on a door that has become difficult to open.

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  • Wide shot of wood burning stove
    By Ryan Cashman 8 months ago

    Keep Your Wood-Burning Stove In Tip-Top Shape With These Must-Know Tips

    Cold winters put wood-burning stoves to the test. Proper care, smart habits, and seasonal upkeep can help ensure steady heat and reliable performance.

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  • Exterior view of foil-covered windows on brick building
    By Ryan Cashman 9 months ago

    The Aluminum Foil Hack Homeowners Are Trying To Help Cut Heating Costs This Winter

    Aluminum foil has a wide range of uses in the home, but not everyone knows how to use it to lower their ever-increasing winter heating costs.

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  • A rusty and corroded faucet
    By Ron Baker 9 months ago

    Creative Tips For Removing A Rusted Faucet (Without Hurting Yourself)

    Getting a corroded, rusty faucet off can be painful, whether you care about destroying the faucet or not. Here's how to do it a bit more safely.

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  • Unclogging a tub drain with an orange plunger
    By Ron Baker 9 months ago

    Handyman Shares Neat Technique To Unclog Slow-Draining Tub: 'It Actually Works!'

    If you've tried chemical drain cleaners and snakes but your tub is still clogged, try this quick and easy hack for removing the debris. Here's how to do it.

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  • person installing planked flooring into their home
    By Gabrielle Hondorp 11 months ago

    Luxury Vinyl Plank Or Engineered Hardwood: Which Flooring Boosts Home Value More?

    If you're wondering about the differences between luxury vinyl plank and engineered hardwood floors, we've got all your answers so you can make the best choice.

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  • Drew and Johnathon Scott posing on New York street
    By Jillian Chapman August 18th, 2025

    The Property Brothers Reveal The One Design Flaw That Makes A Kitchen Look Cheap

    Creating a luxe-looking kitchen isn't about using the most expensive materials — its about avoid mistakes like this one that can signal sub-par workmanship.

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  • Person replacing CFL light bulb with LED bulb
    By David Kuchta August 12th, 2025

    Still Using CFL Light Bulbs? Here's Why You Should Stop

    Uncover the hidden downsides of CFL light bulbs, from reduced energy efficiency to potential toxicity. Learn why it is time to switch to safer bulb options.

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  • dated kitchen with black countertops
    By Sophie Pell August 5th, 2025

    How To Give Dated Kitchen Countertops A Fresh New Look Without Replacing Them

    Transform your old kitchen countertops with this game-changing option, no replacement required! Learn more about this option and the best materials to choose.

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  • Large spider crawling on bathroom counter along toothbrush
    By Madisen Swenson July 27th, 2025

    Avoid Attracting Spiders To Your Home With These Must-Know Tips

    Find out some easy and effective tricks to keep spiders at bay and enjoy and arachnid-free home without the extra fuss or harsh pest control chemicals.

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