The Toxic Problem With Gas Stoves
Many people love their gas stoves, but there's actually a toxic problem when it comes to this common kitchen appliance that could affect your household.
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How To Know If Your Home Has No Subfloor (& What To Do About It)
Does your house have a subfloor? The answer might not be as simple as you think, especially if you have an older home. Luckily, you can tell by a few clues.
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Toilet Seats: Should You Get Elongated Or Round?
If you're in the market for a new toilet, there are two main types of seats: round and elongated. But which is the correct toilet seat choice? It depends.
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How Much Will You Pay To Install An EV Charger At Your Home?
If you have or are considering an electric vehicle, installing an EV charger at home could be in your plans. But what about the cost? Here's what you'll pay.
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Here's What To Do If Your Fish Tank Cracks
Cracked fish tank? You could fix it. There are a few different possible solutions to make sure that your aquarium gets repaired in a safe, affordable manner.
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Stop Tossing Your Toilet Paper Tubes And Try These Home And Garden Hacks Instead
The cardboard tubes in a spent toilet paper roll are usually tossed in the trash. Stop doing that, and try these clever hacks for your garden and home instead.
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Softwood Flooring: How Care & Maintenance Differs From Hardwood
If you've got softwood flooring, there are special elements of care and maintenance to keep in mind compared to typical hardwood floors. Here's what to know.
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Will Converting 2 Little Cabinets Into One Big One Actually Increase Storage Space?
Can you DIY a large cabinet out of two smaller cabinets, and will it increase the amount of storage space you have in your kitchen or bathroom? It may depend.
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Transform Old Jars Into A Thrifty Genius Workshop Storage Hack
Keep your workshop storage neat and organized with this thrifty, genius hack that will make your crafts and home improvement projects so much easier.
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Underground Bunkers: Here's How Much They Actually Cost (& Who Can Build Them For You)
If you've been considering an underground bunker for your family, price may be the number-one thing on your mind. Here are the facts about what it'll cost you.
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Using Your HVAC As An Essential Oil Diffuser: Charming Hack Or Deadly Mistake?
Essential oil diffusers are a dime a dozen. Some suggest using your HVAC system as a built-in diffuser hack throughout your house. But is it safe or deadly?
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Everything You Need To Know About Water Pumps For Your Home
If you have water pumps in your home (or are considering getting some) you should educate yourself about possible repairs and maintenance. Here's what to know.
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Screws Vs. Nails: How To Know Which Is Right For Your Project
It's easy to visually distinguish between nails and screws, but what makes each one better for certain projects? It's about shear force vs. tensile strength.
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Built-In Living Room Storage Is More Accessible Than Ever With This DIY Hack
If you want built-in living room storage without spending tons on professional work or building everything from scratch, this DIY hack makes it a lot easier.
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Try This Smart Zip-Tie Hack To Help Keep Your Garage Secure
If garage security is a concern (and it should be) there's a clever, easy zip-tie hack that can make it more difficult for people to break into your home.
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Use Picture Lights To Make Your Wall Art Look Worthy Of A Gallery
For the most art gallery vibe, make sure that your gorgeous wall artwork is illuminated by picture lights. Incorporate them into your decor with these tips.
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Handy Ways To Use A Can Of WD-40 In Your Yard And Garden
You probably have a can of WD-40 gathering dust as it awaits its next squeaky door hinge, but you can use it in a lot of neat ways in your garden & home.
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What To Consider Before Choosing To Tile Over Existing Tile
Uprooting your current tile wall or floor and replacing it with brand-new tile is a lot of work or money. But before you tile over existing tile, consider this.
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Disadvantages Of Installing Carpet You Probably Hadn't Considered
If you're considering a carpet installation in a new house or your current home remodel, there are some disadvantages that you may need to think about first.
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Can You Use Your Swimming Pool As A Skating Rink In The Winter?
Turning your outdoor swimming pool into an ice skating rink each winter sounds like a seasonal dream for many homeowners. But is this actually possible?
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Here's Who Really Makes Kenmore Appliances
For over 100 years, Kenmore has been a trusted appliance brand. There's just one problem: They don't actually manufacture their own appliances. Here's who does.
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True Or False: Will One Dripping Faucet Save Your Pipes From Freezing?
When you grandpa tells you to leave a pipe running so your pipes don't burst, does he have a good point? Here's the truth about this old plumbing advice.
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LED Lights: Downsides & Safety Precautions To Consider Before Installing
LED lights are everywhere, and you might be considering adding more of them to your home. Just how serious are the risks to your eyes, sleep, and health?
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Yellow Kitchens Are Underrated: Tips For Making Them Glow
Yellow can invoke feelings of joy, including in your kitchen. With a few clever decor tips, this underrated shade is a great paint color for a kitchen remodel.
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Things You Should Never Do If You Have Laminate Floors
You bought laminate floors because they're affordably, durable, and lower maintenance. That said, to ensure a nicer floor, there are some mistakes to avoid.
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How To Repair Cracks In Wood Siding To Give Your Exterior The Refresh It Needs
Don't panic if you have a crack in your wood siding. They're possible to repair, but you need to know the right method and what to buy for a chance at success.
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Should Your Curtains Match The Color Of Your Walls? It's Complicated
If you're buying new curtains or remodeling a room, color is likely on your mind. But do you want the curtains to match your walls? The answer isn't so simple.
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