Interior


How To Repair a Shower Valve (With Photos) - 02/26/2010

Save Money By Making Your Own Air Filter Replacements - 01/26/2010

How To Use A Caulk Gun - 01/13/2010

Gas Furnace Starting Intermittently - Clean The Flame Sensor - 01/05/2010

Cheap and Easy Way To Store Your Christmas Lights - 12/28/2009

Make Your Own Simple Christmas Tree Watering System - 12/18/2009

How To Remove A Stuck Shower Knob or Faucet Handle - 12/09/2009

Things To Remember When Buying LED Christmas Lights - 11/13/2009

Wagner TurboRoll Power Paint Roller Review - 10/30/2009

Quick Fall Home Improvements For That Extra Daylight Savings Hour - 10/27/2009

How To Get Rid of a Drywall Tape Bubble - 10/15/2009

How To Finish Drywall With Joint Compound - 09/24/2009

How To Hang Drywall - A Beginner’s Guide - 09/08/2009

10 Ways to Find Wall Studs - 09/04/2009

Improving the Cooling Power of Your Central Air Conditioner - 08/14/2009

How to Remove Carpet Tackstrips and Staples - 07/10/2009

Stop Wasting Water By Fixing These Common Bathroom Leaks - 06/26/2009

An Air Duct Cleaning Review - 05/17/2009

How To Hide TV Wires In Your Wall - 04/23/2009

Toilet Keeps Running? Replace the Flapper! - 03/20/2009

How To Replace and Install Wall Lights - 03/14/2009

Hiding TV Wires Outside Your Walls - 02/19/2009

Is Your Smoke Detector Beeping and Chirping with New Batteries? - 01/30/2009

How To Replace a Shower Diverter Valve - 01/23/2009

My Basement Remodeling Plan - 01/15/2009

My 2009 Home Improvement Projects - 01/04/2009

Should You Switch to LED Christmas Lights To Save Money? - 12/03/2008

Heat Not Working? Try These Troubleshooting Steps - 11/10/2008

50 Fall Home Improvement Projects You Can Do With Your Daylight Savings Hour - 10/31/2008

Seven Quick and Easy Home Improvement Projects for the Fall - 09/08/2008

Seven Cheap DIY Home Cooling Projects To Lower Your Elecric Bill - 08/07/2008

Top Five Summer Home Improvement Projects - 07/14/2008

How To Install Baseboard Molding - 07/07/2008

Central Air Conditioner Not Working? Try These Simple Troubleshooting Steps - 06/06/2008

Ceiling Fan Direction Makes A Room Cooler or Warmer - 05/08/2008

How to Replace Baseboard Molding: Step 2 - How To Install Trim Around Doorways - 05/05/2008

How to Replace Baseboard Molding: Step 1 - Remove the Old Baseboards - 04/22/2008

How One Home Improvement Project Leads to Another - 04/18/2008

How To Remove Black Urine Stains From Hardwood Floors… For Under a Dollar - 04/02/2008

You Can Use Your Christmas Lights All Year - 01/06/2008

Is Cleaning Your Air Ducts Worth It? - 11/09/2007

Baby-Proof Your Cabinets By Installing Tot Locks - 10/19/2007

Refinishing a Child Sized Rocking Chair - 10/04/2007

How To Clean A Ceiling Fan - 09/14/2007

How To Remove A Shower Knob: Don’t Pay $133.75 For A Tiny Rubber Washer - 08/09/2007

How To Care For and Maintain Your Central Air Conditioner - 07/12/2007

Compact Flourescent Lights (CFLs): Environmentally Friendly or Mercury Pollution System - 05/05/2007

How To Refinish A Dresser - Part 5 - Applying the Finish - 03/27/2007

How To Refinish A Dresser - Part 4 - Minor Repairs - 02/25/2007

Save Money and Energy By Insulating Your Home’s Heating Ducts - 02/04/2007

How To Refinish A Dresser - Part 3 - Sandpaper, Grit and Power Sanders - 12/06/2006

How To Refinish A Dresser - Part 2 - Stripping Old Paint - 10/28/2006

How To Refinish A Dresser - Part 1 - Assessing the Project - 10/22/2006

How To Repair a Shower Valve (With Photos)

Filed under: DIY Plumbing, Interior - 26 Feb 2010

Repairing a shower valve is one of those home repairs that most homeowners find they need to do every few years, depending on a number of factors including how many people use the shower, your faucet brand and even what type of water you have in your home. Whether you have a single handle “cartridge” type of faucet or a two handle “valve and washer” type of faucet in your shower, the repair for each type is actually pretty similar. …

Save Money By Making Your Own Air Filter Replacements

Filed under: Clever Tips and Tricks, Interior - 26 Jan 2010

We have some small room air filters in the bedroom of my home which we run pretty regularly to help cut down on some of the dust in the house that’s generated from an active family, two cats and an old force hot air heating system. The little air purifiers work pretty well, the filters were getting a bit expensive for my tastes, so I decided to see if I could just make my own air filters for a fraction of the cost….

How To Use A Caulk Gun

Filed under: Basement Remodeling, Exterior, Interior - 13 Jan 2010

A caulk gun is one of those tools that everyone can identify, but not a lot of people use on an everyday basis. Caulking guns can, of course, be used for much more than just caulk. They can spread out caulk, sealants, adhesives, and just about any other tacky chemical or material that is designed to be used with a caulk gun.

Cutting the tip of a caulk tube with a caulking gun.

Most caulk guns have a nozzle cutter in the handle.Caulking …

Gas Furnace Starting Intermittently - Clean The Flame Sensor

Filed under: Clever Tips and Tricks, Interior - 05 Jan 2010

My gas furnace is only a couple years old, so I wasn’t real happy when it began operating intermittently, sometimes starting when it should and sometimes not. We would be sitting in the living room playing a board game or just walking around and one of us would say, “Hey, it’s kind of chilly in here…”

A gas furnace electronic flame sensor.

You can actually buy replacement flame sensors online.
We’d check the thermostat to …

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