If you’ve noticed that the water pressure coming out of your faucet isn’t as robust as it used to be, there’s a good chance the aerator is actually clogged with debris. This can happen over time, especially if you live in an older home, but […]
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Uranium is an element which is found in rocks and soils below our feet, and it creates radon gas upon decaying. While not usually a problem, radon can concentrate in a home as it rises through the soil, usually in the basement. It’s important to […]
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Asbestos is a natural mineral that does not rot, decay or burn, and it has great insulation properties for electricity and heating. If disturbed, however, it can break up and become airborne, leading to lung disease and cancer. Learn the basics of asbestos safety and […]
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Creosote, a byproduct of wood combustion, can build up on the sides of chimneys and fireplaces if the wood is wet or the fires are not hot enough. If this build-up becomes excessive, it can be dangerous and spark a chimney fire. Learn how to […]
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While a multimeter can appear overwhelming, it is a very useful tool, especially for testing voltage, continuity and resistance in electrical currents and components. Learn how to use a multimeter in this Lowe’s video:
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This Ace Hardware video presents five home maintenance tasks for September:
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Do you have a wire closet shelf that’s falling down on the job or a wooden cabinet shelf that’s sagging in the middle? Learn how to fix problem shelves in this video by The Home Depot:
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So you’ve got some standing water in your house that you need to deal with right away. Maybe it caused damage to your flooring, or you want to get it cleaned up before it does. Can you take care of it yourself? Learn how to […]
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If your siding has a ding, small hole or crack in it, you can fix it using filler and paint and some basic tools and supplies. Learn how to repair siding in this video by The Home Depot:
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