Concrete surfaces are built to last, but sometimes you need to intervene to make sure they stay as good-looking as they are hardworking. Read on to learn how to tackle five common superficial concrete flaws—and which products are best for each repair.
Troubleshoot a poorly performing dishwasher with these tips and techniques.
Make it your New Year’s resolution to put an end to these poor homeownership practices.
Hardly anyone’s home looks magazine-worthy all the time, but if you’ve noticed that your home is looking a little dingy or rough around the edges, it may be time to spruce things up. There’s no need for a major renovation, though. There are plenty of projects you can take on that will make a big impact on the appearance of your home but don’t require refinancing, or even dipping into your savings. Here are the 15 cheapest ways to make your home look brand-new again.
Caulking your home’s windows keeps water and insects outdoors, where they belong. A window and siding pro explains how DIYers can get the best results.
If a section of your carpet has seen better days, why not patch it rather than replace the entire thing? Here’s how.
What’s the best screen material to use, and how do you get the screen door off the track? Here’s how to fix a screen door in an afternoon.
Suspect a leak in one of your kitchen’s hardest working appliances? Troubleshoot the problem and repair a leaking garbage disposal with these tips and techniques.
To do a thorough job of spring home maintenance and cleaning, follow these easy and smart routines.
Hear a loud banging in your pipes? The culprit is likely water hammer. Here’s how to stop the racket and save your pipes along the way.