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  • family playing soccer outside

    Protect Your Home's Safety And Value With Groundworks' Expert Solutions

    Our homes are one of the biggest investments we can make. Groundworks is here to protect your home at a value that works for your budget.

    By Lindsay Donaldson Read More
  • Scissor on fabric

    Quickly Sharpen A Pair Of Scissors With An Item You Likely Already Have At Home

    Scissors can become blunt over time, making it difficult to cut different materials. You can quickly sharpen them with an item you likely already have.

    By Sakshi Khaitan Read More
  • kitchen knives on wooden board

    Honing Or Sharpening: Which Method Is Right For Your Kitchen Knives?

    While many people think honing and sharpening a knife are the same thing, they're two separate processes you should use for specific purposes.

    By Brenda Jude Read More
  • Person applying glue to wood

    You've Been Using Gorilla Glue All Wrong By Skipping One Important Step

    If you're using Gorilla Glue for a repair or a home DIY project, make sure you follow all of the directions. This crucial step often gets lost in the shuffle.

    By Lauren Krystaf Read More
  • Air conditioner on concrete pad

    One Easy Fix For A Sinking Air Conditioner Pad (& When You Should Call The Pros)

    Air conditioner pads are usually leveled during installation, but over time, the pad may sink into the soil. Before you call the pros, this easy fix may work.

    By Nick Polishchuk Read More
  • IKEA kitchen cabinets

    How To Fix IKEA Furniture Doors That Are Crooked Or Slanted

    Are you stuck staring at your crooked IKEA furniture doors all day? Then, it's time to get up and fix them! Here's how to get them looking straight again.

    By Judy Schumer Read More
  • Man pushing mower into garage

    If Your Garage Smells Like Gasoline After Mowing, Here's What's Wrong

    If you use a gasoline-powered mower, you could smell gas after you've mowed. But if you notice a heavy gasoline odor in your garage, here's what could be wrong.

    By Madisen Swenson Read More
  • stressed homeowner with leaking roof

    Can You Repair A Leaky Roof On Your Own Or Should You Call In The Pros?

    A leaking roof can spell disaster for a homeowner, but it's important to know the limits of your DIY abilities. Here's when to call in the professionals.

    By Kourtney Borman Read More
  • Chip and Joanna Gaines in foyer

    The One Thing Fixer Upper's Chip Gaines Wants You To Consider Before Buying A Home

    "Fixer Upper" star Chip Gaines says this issue in a home is no laughing matter. Consider carefully before purchasing a home with this problem.

    By Emily Ray Read More
  • Peanut butter and cutting board

    We'd Try The Peanut Butter Scratched Wood Hack Again But Not For The Reason You'd Think

    Accidentally scratching wooden furniture may seem devastating, but what if a jar of peanut butter could save the day? We decided to put this hack to the test.

    By Madisen Swenson Read More
  • Person operating a wood chipper

    Is Your Wood Chipper Not Working? Here's How To Troubleshoot

    If you're in the middle of a big cleanup project and your wood chipper stops working, you may think you're out of luck, but here are a few ways to troubleshoot.

    By Nick Polishchuk Read More
  • Wall with damaged stucco on it

    Applying New Stucco To Old & Damaged Stucco: Is It As Simple As It Sounds?

    Stucco exteriors are a staple in many parts of the U.S., but they can become damaged from excessive moisture. Can you apply new stucco over the damaged parts?

    By Nick Polishchuk Read More
  • burn hole in dark carpet

    TikTok Shares An Easy Hack For Fixing Burn Holes In Carpet (But Should You Try It?)

    You might think your carpet is ruined if it gets a burn hole, but TikTok has a repair hack. It's easy and cheap, but does it work and should you try it?

    By Andrew LaSane Read More
  • Surprised by high utility bill

    Can Installing A Pressure Reducing Valve Reduce Your Water Bill? Here's What We Know

    You can take a hands-off approach to plumbing, but your wallet may suffer. Here's what to know about pressure-reducing valves and if they can save you money.

    By Jeff Katieno Read More
  • Sealing a driveway

    There Are Some Cons To Consider Before Sealing Your Pavers

    Sealing pavers on your patio or driveway seems like a no-brainer, considering the benefits. But there are some cons you should consider as well.

    By Nick Polishchuk Read More
  • Sunken concrete paver

    Fix A Sunken Sidewalk Paver In A Snap With A Can Of Spray Foam

    Sunken pavers are unattractive and can make everyday use more difficult. If you're looking for a straightforward, inexpensive fix, try spray foam.

    By Noah Hoit Read More
  • man confused looking inside oven

    When You Should Repair Your Oven Vs. Replacing The Whole Thing

    Is it worth fixing that broken part in your oven, or should you start looking for a totally new unit? We spoke to an appliance expert to find out.

    By Jahaira Arthur Read More
  • axe that needs to be sharpened

    Master Using A Whetstone To Sharpen Your Axe By Hand

    There are others ways you could sharpen your axe blade, but you can't beat a whetstone to get it really sharp again. We'll explain how to master this skill.

    By Bob Beacham Read More
  • Tube of super glue

    Keep Your Super Glue Fresh With A Simple Hot Glue Sealing Trick

    This hot glue sealing trick has one TikToker saying she'll never need to throw away super glue again. We'll explain what to do to keep your super glue fresh.

    By Carrie Elizabeth Bradon Read More
  • Fully encapsulated crawl space

    Alternatives To Crawl Space Encapsulation That You Might Want To Consider

    Crawl spaces are damp and mold-ridden, so encapsulation is a sensible solution. But, if you're not ready for this undertaking, try these solutions instead.

    By Nick Polishchuk Read More
  • Push button shower diverter

    Fix A Stuck Shower Diverter With A Simple Trick

    If your shower diverter is stuck and you can't wrestle it free, then you can loosen it up with these easy hacks using items you already have in your cabinet.

    By Nick Polishchuk Read More
  • Drew Scott of Property Brothers

    Property Brothers: Drew Scott's Tips For Using Your Reno Budget Wisely

    Are you renovating your house? Then you likely want to make the most of your renovation budget, and these tips from Drew Scott of "Property Brothers" can help.

    By Ashley R. Cottrell Read More
  • persons holding pocketknife

    The Key To Sharpening A Multi-Tool Pocketknife Is Using A Whetstone

    From tightening and loosening to clipping and slicing, there are few things a multi-tool can't fix. What happens when the knife blade dulls? A whetstone is key.

    By Noah Hoit Read More
  • Person selecting a drill bit

    How To Sharpen Drill Bits Without A Heavy-Duty Tool

    If your drill bits aren't working as well as they used to, they probably need to be sharpened. Here's how to do sharpen them without a heavy-duty grinder tool.

    By Nick Polishchuk Read More
  • Closeup of Keurig menu

    How To Troubleshoot When Your Keurig's Add Water Light Won't Go Off

    While a Keurig allows you to make a cup of joe with ease, issues sometimes arise. If your machine's "add water" light just won't shut off, here's how to fix it.

    By Bri Ahearn Read More
  • Man inspecting a broken toilet

    Say Goodbye To Leaks With Our Guide To Replacing Your Toilet Cistern

    Is your toilet leaking? It could be time to replace the cistern. Here's our step-by-step guide on how to do it so you can get back to business.

    By Nick Polishchuk Read More
  • Woman using hedge trimmers

    The Best Method For Sharpening Your Hedge Trimmers

    Hedge trimmers get dull from time to time, making them less effective. Learn the best method for sharpening them. The good news is that it's easy.

    By Nick Polishchuk Read More
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