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There’s no better time than spring to clean a house from top to bottom. Clearing away the dust, dirt, and crumbs that accumulate is one thing; if you’re trying to reduce the risk of harmf...
Planning ahead is essential for weathering a stay-at-home order or a period of self-isolation, but for many, not being able to run to the store every day or dine at a favorite eatery pres...
Renovating and remodeling projects are exciting but they can also be frustrating if work drags on and the contractor runs past the projected deadline. While some things are uncontrollable...
The versatile glue gun is a handy tool for creating everything from kid-friendly crafts and decorative seasonal items to fabric-based interior design projects, such as headboards, lampsha...
Harmful bacteria can multiply in the home at an alarming rate, which may place family members at a higher risk of illness or infection. That’s why it’s important to understand how disinfe...
Sodium hypochlorite—more commonly known as “chlorine bleach” or just “bleach”—is often used as a laundry additive for whitening items such as sheets, towels, and white T-shirts. Yet, whil...
Water that contains any of the following contaminants could pose a risk to your family’s health and the lifespan of your home’s plumbing and fixtures. Learn what to look out for and how t...
Save your plumbing and the sewer system by correctly disposing of these items in the trash—not your toilet.
If it’s been a while since you bought a house, you may be surprised to learn how things have changed. In the decade prior to the subprime mortgage crisis of 2008, buying a home was a rela...
Q: I pride myself on keeping a tidy home, but I can’t seem to get a handle on the dust situation. It seems as though a layer of dust appears on my furniture mere hours after I clean. Am I...
