How to Change Oil for DIY Vehicle Maintenance
Instead of stopping by the garage, save some money by learning how to change your own oil.
The One Wall Most People Want to Rip Out: Ideas for Open and Semi-Open Floor Plans
While defined living spaces offer privacy, homebuyers are still searching for the perks of an open layout. Find out how to strike a balance between the two.
15 Ways to Get on Board With Pegboard
Once utilitarian storage relegated to the garage workbench, pegboard has become a go-to solution for all types of projects, from organization to decor.
How To: Remove Exterior Paint with a Pressure Washer
Use a pressure washer to make speedy work of an otherwise taxing, tedious, and time-consuming task.
11 DIY Projects to Update Your Kitchen Cabinets
Are your kitchen cabinets in need of a makeover? From simple updates to more significant changes, get started on one of these DIY projects this weekend.
Thinking About Painting Your Tile Floors? Here’s What You Need to Know
Want the luxurious look of decorative tile flooring at a fraction of the cost? Painting the tile can transform a room in just a few days—no demolition or power tools required!
15 Places Water Damage May Be Hiding in Your Home
Building materials and water don’t mix. Insulation, wood studs, plywood sheathing, and subflooring can all degrade, rot, or develop mold when they’re repeatedly saturated with water. Making the situation even worse, this water damage is often hidden from sight, tucked away between walls or under floors. As a result, significant structural damage can occur before it’s discovered. Read on to learn about 15 spots where water damage could be hiding in your home.
How to Wire an Outlet
Though there are some electrical jobs that should be left to the pros, it’s possible to replace an electrical outlet on your own as long as you take the proper precautions. Read on to learn how to get the job done safely.
9 DIY Lanterns to Illuminate Your Porch, Patio, or Garden
When the weather gets warm, outdoor living heats up, and porches and patios become the place to be. As your sunny days shift to balmy nights, add some atmosphere to your garden and yard with lanterns. Whether you want to make one lantern for a dining table, or a whole string of lanterns for the deck railing, there is a DIY lantern design to suit your needs and style. Fanciful and frivolous, or simply elegant, lanterns don’t require much time or money to make, and they delightfully elevate the ambience of your outdoor spaces. Take a cue from one of these great DIY lantern ideas, and bask in the glow of gleaming light this evening.
Sanded vs. Unsanded Grout: Which Should I Use?
The type and location of the tile you use has everything to do with the right grout for the project.