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  • Long extension cord and reel in an empty room
    By Ron Baker 5 months ago

    The Hazardous Extension Cord Mistake That Can Cause Serious Damage

    Extension cords are great ... except when they're incredibly dangerous. Here's an everyday mistake you're making with them that could set your home on fire.

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  • modern kitchen with dark teal lower and full height cabinets, white uppers and island cabinets, marble countertops and backsplash, and a Sputnik-style brass chandelier
    By Erika Dale 5 months ago

    The Eye-Catching Upgrade That Makes Any Kitchen Look More Expensive

    Want to bring a luxe look to your kitchen but don't have budget or time for a full remodel? Don't sweat it, one simple fix elevates your kitchen in a few hours.

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  • bathroom with white wall, white subway tiles, white vanity, white tub, white toilet, and chrome fixtures
    By Erika Dale 5 months ago

    This Classic Bathroom Design Trend Used To Be Huge - Now It's Dating Your Space

    A certain type of bathroom design used to be the pristine envy of all your guests. Now, it's outdated, & our interior designer has some tips to fix it for you.

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  • rounding over an edge
    By Rob Johnstone 5 months ago

    Elevate Your DIY Woodworking Game With Handheld Routers

    If you really want to take your DIY to the next level and improve your woodworking game, consider working with a handheld router. Get started with these tips.

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  • gray velvet sofa with large chaise seat in an industrial living space with white cinderblock walls, concrete floors, and a closed black overhead door of glass.
    By Erika Dale 5 months ago

    Potential Downsides To Chaise Sofas You'll Wish You Knew Before Buying

    In theory, a chaise lounge seems like an automatic must-have when you buy your new sectional. Think again: There are some wonky layout issues to consider first.

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  • kitchen with butcher block countertops
    By Janine Frank 5 months ago

    Can You Install Butcher Block Countertops Without A Professional? What To Know Before You Try

    Installation of DIY wood kitchen countertops sounds doable on a surface level, but what secret disasters can occur? We asked a professional to get his take.

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  • Man wrapped in blanket trying to warm himself inside cold apartment
    By Ron Baker 5 months ago

    Signs Your Home's Heating System Is Going To Break Down This Winter

    Nobody ever thinks to look at their heating system until it's already a cold snap and there's a weird noise rumbling in it. Here are signs it's on the way out.

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  • woman wearing glasses and a white tee shirt shops for light fixtures in the aisle of a hardware store
    By Erika Dale 5 months ago

    The Once-Popular Lighting Choice That's Looking Very Dated (& How To Make It Work)

    This lighting choice used to be all the rage, especially for millennials. But now, it looks dated. You can still make this style work with a few design tips.

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  • push lawn mower on its side on the lawn with blades visible
    By Ethan Harrison Smith 5 months ago

    The Safest Way To Sharpen Lawn Mower Blades For A Better Cut (If You Can't Get A Pro)

    If you want to sharpen your lawn mower blades in the safest way possible, contact a professional. But if you can't do that, there's always a plan B to consider.

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  • wooden cutting board on concrete or gray slab
    By Rob Johnstone 5 months ago

    Wood Finish & Food Safety: Here's What You Need To Know

    Does the cutting board finish have any impact on the safety of your food? When you have wooden kitchenware, knowing which finishes are food-safe is important.

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  • A close-up of a woman's socked feet, gingerly walking on laminate flooring
    By Holly Gates 5 months ago

    Here's The Real Reason Your Floors Are Squeaking

    There's sometimes nothing worse than a floor that squeaks in just the worst place. What's the cause of this, though - and is it a problem you can fix?

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  • man wearing ear protection holding piece of wood at bandsaw
    By Rob Johnstone 5 months ago

    The Internet Is Full Of Bad Woodworking Advice: Here's How To Do Better Research

    How do you know how to get good advice online, especially when it comes to woodworking? Hunker's expert has tips to help you find the best possible research.

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  • Scratched furniture seat
    By Rob Johnstone 6 months ago

    Is Restor-A-Finish A Miracle Product For Your Scratched Up Furniture?

    Don't give up on your scratched up furniture: There may be a product that can save the day. Here's what our expert woodworker has to say about this product.

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  • eclectic neutral kitchen with open upper shelving styled with plants and kitchenware in natural wood, white, green, and mustard tones
    By Erika Dale 6 months ago

    Is Choosing Open Shelving Over Cabinets A Good Idea?

    Open shelving sure looks pretty on Instagram, but does it work out well in real-life? Our expert interior designer explains whether it's right for you.

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  • assistant showing a couple a dishwasher in a home improvement or appliance store
    By Ron Baker 6 months ago

    LG Vs Whirlpool Dishwashers: Which Gives You The Most Bang For Your Buck?

    Buying a new dishwasher can be a source of stress, but when it comes to choosing between LG and Whirlpool, the decision matters. We asked an appliance expert.

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  • filing cabinet or apothecary chest made of dark wood
    By Rob Johnstone 6 months ago

    Is Refinishing Wooden Furniture A Good Idea? What You Need To Know

    One of the best woodworking projects is to refinish a piece of wooden furniture. But is it a good idea to DIY this? Our expert woodworker gives us his thoughts.

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  • old wooden furniture sitting outside
    By Rob Johnstone 6 months ago

    Save Your Outdoor Wood Furniture From Rotting With These Expert Tips

    If you want to stop your outdoor wood furniture from succumbing to rot, follow these expert tips. Your wooden chairs and tables just need a little TLC.

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  • nails and screws
    By Rob Johnstone 6 months ago

    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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  • pillow with yellow staining
    By Gabrielle Hondorp 6 months ago

    The DIY Vinegar Solution That Breathes New Life Into Yellow-Stained Pillows

    If people are telling you to mix vinegar & baking soda to un-yellow your pillow, get your advice somewhere else. Here's what you should do instead.

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  • a bearded man in a red-orange winter hat is carrying a netted christmas tree over his shoulder
    By Ethan Harrison Smith 6 months ago

    How To Replant Your Real Christmas Tree After The Holiday Season

    If you want to keep your real Christmas tree after the holidays are over, you can try replanting it. We spoke to an expert landscape designer to find out how.

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  • modern neutral beige living room with floor to ceiling matching beige sheer drapes, cream upholstery, glass coffee table, abstract black and white painting, and natural greenery
    By Erika Dale 6 months ago

    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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  • A glass of red wine tipped over and spilled onto gray tweed sofa
    By Erika Dale 6 months ago

    How To Choose Fabrics For Your Home That'll Stand Up To Stains

    Imagine getting a beautiful new couch... only to see it ruined by pizza stains the next day. Here's what you need to know about performance fabrics.

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  • circ saw drill/driver sander
    By Rob Johnstone 7 months ago

    DIY Woodworking For Beginners: The 3 Tools You'll Need To Get Started

    Woodworking may seem like an expert-level hobby, but the reality is that you need only three tools to get started. You'll be a DIY wood master in no time.

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  • Close-up of male hands placing click-lock flooring over tiles
    By Holly Gates 7 months ago

    What Is A Floating Floor And Where Can You Put Them In Your Home?

    Floating floors are a less sci-fi concept than they sound, and you might even be standing on them now. Here is what they are, and the rooms they work best for.

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  • window sill with cracked white paint
    By Rob Johnstone 7 months ago

    Why Restoring Your Wooden Windowsills Is A Good Idea (And How To Do It)

    If your windowsills are made of wood, you should regularly repair and restore them. It's easier than you think. Say goodbye to cracks, chips, and fading colors.

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  • a variety of large and small snake plants
    By Janine Frank 7 months ago

    The Easiest Way To Propagate Snake Plants To Grow Your Houseplant Collection

    If you've never tried to propagate houseplants, the snake plant may be the best option for a beginner. It's especially true if you use this easy, expert method.

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  • Swimming pool with cloudy, murky water
    By Ron Baker 7 months ago

    Why Your Pool Water Looks So Cloudy (& The Best Way To Fix It)

    A cloudy pool is probably not a pool you want to swim in. What's the most likely cause, though, and how can you fix it? We got some expert advice.

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