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Home Energy, Ownership,

Safely Storing Gasoline and Diesel Fuel

Homeowners often keep gasoline or diesel fuel on hand for use in lawn equipment. You must handle these useful but dangerous fuels cautiously. Take these steps to protect yourself, your family and your home. Understanding...

Top view on the inside of the toilet flushes tank. Float and fittings of the toilet flush mechanism.
Home Improvements, Ownership,

How to Fix Four Common Toilet Problems

Toilets are used repeatedly each day, so problems inevitably develop. Here are four common toilet problems you can fix yourself for minimal money and hassle.  Anatomy of a toilet Here’s how a toilet works. The...

Exterior view of an egress window in a basement bedroom. These windows are required as part of the USA fire code for basement bedrooms.
Building a Home, Buying,

Emergency Egress Window: A Home Safety Essential

The grim statistics say that half of all residential fire deaths occur in bedrooms between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. That’s why building codes across the country have strict requirements that bedrooms have direct access...

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Outdoor Living, Ownership,

Potting Soil or Garden Soil — Which is Right For Your Plants?

When you buy plants at a garden center, you can also buy soil in which to plant them. Maybe you’ve wondered whether to get potting soil or garden soil. What’s the difference? Here’s what you...

A close-up of a professional cleaner cleaning dirty tile grout with a brush blade and foamy soap on a gray bathroom floor.
Home Improvements, Ownership,

How to Clean Dirty Tile Grout

If you haven’t cleaned your tile grout in a while, it may be discolored, moldy or coated in soap scum. Here’s how to get your grout squeaky clean and looking like new.  Types of tile...

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Indoor Living, Ownership,

How to Successfully House-Train a New Puppy

Adopting a puppy is exciting but also a bit nerve-wracking. If your new pooch is not already house-trained, you should start training immediately to preserve your peace of mind and keep your home sanitary. Most...

Winter landscape seen through the window, and a green plant indoors for the winter on the windowsill.
Indoor Living, Ownership,

Welcoming Your Plants Indoors For the Winter

Your houseplants may have flourished while basking in the summer sunshine outdoors, but come winter, it’s time to move those plants inside. You may also have garden plants you hope to protect through the cooler...

Electrical fire due to an inflamed plug in a power strip. Fire is a result of electrical short circuit.
Home Energy, Ownership,

Watch For These Signs of an Electrical Fire

An electrical fire can be stealthy. Old or faulty wiring or an overloaded circuit can spark a fire inside a wall, the basement or the attic. Here are signs you need to act quickly to...

A man receiving electric shock while working on dangerous DIY projects.
Home Improvements, Ownership,

Don’t Try This At Home: Dangerous and Illegal DIY Projects

Home service contractors joke that they charge more to correct botched work a homeowner has attempted than to do the job themselves in the first place. But there are some DIY projects where shoddy work...

Close up of lawn with scarify rake in a garden in the springtime.
Outdoor Living, Ownership,

Scarify Your Lawn To Keep It Healthy

If grass clippings have accumulated on your lawn, you should periodically clear the resulting thatch so that water and nutrients can penetrate the soil. Known as scarifying, this process of raking up thatch is essential...

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