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We put Sunday lawn care products to the test in New York, Florida, Minnesota, Ohio, and Colorado for three months—and the results speak for themselves.

Contrary to popular belief, zip ties can be undone and reused.

Don’t let carpenter ants damage your home. Learn the best way to get rid of them—and how to keep them from coming back.

Keep your indoor air quality healthy with eco-friendly paint that has fewer toxic chemicals.

Here’s how to keep a pollinator-friendly lawn through the changing seasons after No Mow May is through.

Outdoor showers can provide anything from a quick, cooling rinse to a luxurious, multi-jet massage. We take a look at the options available.

Deer may look cute, but they can wreak havoc on your lawn and garden. The best deer repellents help keep snacking deer at bay.

We tapped the Pest and Lawn Ginja to help answer your most burning lawn care questions. He’s helping you answer them all, from stubborn weed growth and yellow grass to mole and gopher problems.

Carpenter ants are troublesome insects that chew through wood, which may include the framework of a home. Eliminate infestations and prevent new colonies from forming with a carpenter ant killer.

Whether eating or entertaining, island seating offers families and guests a place to relax and connect. Get inspiration for stools, benches, and chairs that can be put on display or tucked away.

One of the best ways to protect your home is with burglar-proof windows. From installing entry sensors to upgrading locks, here’s how to easily secure your property.

The very features that make a pool pleasant for homeowners and their guests (such as warm, clean, bug-free water) can also keep amphibian intruders at bay.

I enjoyed a much-needed break from lawn upkeep this spring, and an up-close view of nature I might not otherwise have seen. Here's why I'm doing No Mow May again next year.

Make the most of your garden space and produce more vegetables—no matter how long your growing season—with succession planting.

Try these straightforward fixes for cloudy pool water so you can get back to enjoying your swimming pool.

Either one can also drain your wallet if left unaddressed.

Moving a shed can save homeowners money on building or buying a new one. The cost to move a shed ranges from $200 to $1,000, with a national average of $500.

Most common DIY solutions used to kill roaches in drains do more harm than good. Here’s how to address the issue safely.

Patio doors may require replacement after damage or years of wear and tear. The typical patio door replacement cost ranges from $1,550 to $6,250, or $2,500 on average.

Moving heavy items is easier and more comfortable with a hand truck. Find out how the top folding models fared in our tests.