How To Easily Replace Your Worn-Out Toilet Flapper
Don't wait to replace your worn-out toilet flapper: A few easy steps will help you avoid issues like a constantly-running toilet and higher water bills.
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Home Town's Ben And Erin Napier Share How To Make Laminate Kitchen Countertops Modern
Even if laminate isn't your preferred kitchen countertop material, it does offer some benefits. In fact, it may be the key to modernizing your kitchen.
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Is It Better To Run Your Dishwasher During The Day Or At Night?
Night owls rejoice! There are serious benefits to running your dishwasher later in the evening that can help out your finances and the environment.
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How Much It Costs To Repair Your Damaged Gutters
Your gutter didn't pass inspection, and you're ready to get hit with a repair bill. But how much should you expect to pay, and what factors into the cost?
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Here's Why Your Garbage Disposal Is Humming And How To Fix It
If you've noticed a humming noise from your garbage disposal, it's time to investigate. Here are some possible causes of the noise and how to fix it.
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The Roofing Material That's Banned In Los Angeles, California
Climate impacts what is safe to use in your home -- that's why these types of roofs were deemed hazardous in Los Angeles and other California cities.
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The Clever Paintbrush Hack That Will Revolutionize Your Dusting Game
Dusting small areas of your home can be a challenge, but this clever paintbrush hack can help you when dusting. Here's what you need to know about this hack.
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Here's How Much Space Should Be Between Your Toilet And Shower
Following proper design layouts for small bathrooms can provide you with more room to relax. Here's how much space should be between your toilet and shower.
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How To Fix A Bubbling Flat Roof Without Hiring A Professional
Flat roofs are popular due to their durability, however, they can develop issues over time. Here's how to fix bubbling without hiring a professional.
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The Tile Mistake Home Town's Ben And Erin Napier Have Vowed Never To Make Again
Working with tiles may seem simple, but there is certainly room for error. Two HGTV stars detail their mistake along with expert tips for your next reno.
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How To Fix Scratches On Leather Furniture (And When To Hire A Pro)
Leather furniture adds sophistication to your home but can be easily scratched. Here's how to fix scratches and determine whether to hire a professional.
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How To Use WD-40 To Keep Your Home Mess-Free When Painting
No matter how much you prepare, sometimes painting your home results in some messes. Here's how to use WD-40 to keep your home mess-free when painting.
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HGTV's Home Town Ends Its Season Customizing An Old Ranch Home For A New American Transplant
Erin and Ben Napier of HGTV's "Home Town" are no strangers to bold renovations. However, the Season 7 finale divided fans due to some striking design choices.
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How Buyers' Misconceptions About Mortgage Rates Can Be Hurting The Housing Market
Buyers are reluctant to enter the housing market right now, but should they be? Here's why the seemingly high mortgage rates might be a misconception.
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Terrace Vs Balcony: Which Is More Practical For Your Home?
If you love spending time outside, chances are your home would benefit from a terrace or balcony. Learn the difference to find out which is a better option.
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How To Reinvigorate Laminate Countertops That Are More Prone To Staining
Laminate is a pretty durable surface, but it can still lose its beauty and shine over time. Here's how to keep your laminate countertops looking like new.
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Here's How Much It'll Cost You To Repair Your Sliding Glass Door
There are many ways a glass door can break, so repair costs can vary greatly depending on what's broken. Here's how much it will cost to repair.
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Here's How Much It Costs To Repair A Cracked Tv Screen
A cracked TV screen could mean a quick fix or an expensive repair. You may even be shopping for a new TV before the day's done. We break down the details.
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Why Your Shower Drain Smells Like Sewage And How To Fix It
It's safe to say that no homeowner enjoys smelling their shower when they walk into the bathroom. Luckily, fixing this issue is usually simple and cheap.
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You Can Actually Rent Boxes When You're Moving - Here's How
It's no secret that moving can be expensive, especially when you are buying boxes. Renting boxes can be cheaper, though. Here's how to do it.
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Peel-And-Stick Wallpaper Doesn't Last As Long As You'd Think
Stick-and-peel wallpaper is a relatively easy way to add a low-maintenance pop of color to your home. However, it might not last as long as you'd think.
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The Simple Under-Bed Storage Solution For Your Low Bed Frame
If you have a low bed frame, discard boxes and bins and look for something not specifically labeled as under-bed storage. We've got a good one for you!
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An Empty Fridge Could Actually Cost You. Here's Why
It might seem like keeping your fridge empty can be a big money saver, but unfortunately, it could actually end up costing you more. Here's why.
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Chest Vs. Upright Freezer: Which Is Right For Your Home?
When shopping for extra freezer space to supplement your fridge, you have two main choices: a chest freezer or an upright freezer. Here's what you need to know.
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How Much It Costs To Repair A Burst Pipe
A burst pipe isn't the type of home repair you can put off. It requires fast action and will likely be an unexpected expense. Just how much will it cost you?
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Is Your Refrigerator On Its Last Legs? Here's How To Get Rid Of It The Right Way
If your fridge has reached its end, it's now time to dispose of it. But how? While leaving it on the curb is a no, there are a few options for quick removal.
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Genius Ways To Use Salt Around The House
Salt is for more than just adding flavor in the kitchen. Learn about how to use salt for cleaning, home maintenance, and other DIY tasks around the house.
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