Lower Your Fall/Winter Energy Bill With Ceiling Fans
The seasonal change in temperature is a reminder to reset your home's ceiling fan blades.
How To Change Your Doorbell
Want to change your home's doorbell system? It's a simple, do-it-yourself project.
Save Money By Preventing Water Heat Loss In Your Home
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, water heating can account for 25% of a home's energy use. Here's how to keep from wasting it.
Quiz : What’s The First Thing You Should Do After A Home Purchase?
You just bought a new home. Have you thought about who has keys for entry?
Fall Fix-Ups For Your Home
For homeowners everywhere, the change of season is a well-timed, "preventative maintenance" reminder.
How To Clean Your Home Gutters
With the change of season, it's a good time to make sure your home's gutter system is clean and well-functioning.
Improve Your Home’s Air Quality
According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, a common class of airborne toxins known as Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) is ruining indoor air quality, and causing some U.S. homeowners to become dizzy, asthmatic, and ill. How healthy is the air in your home?
Everyone Lives In A Flood Zone. Are You Covered?
Flooding is the top-ranked natural disaster in the United States, with a dozen potential causes ranging from heavy rains, tropical storms and hurricanes to new housing developments and rain after fire. Floods can occur in all 50 states and, when they do, they leave massive damage in their wake.
How To Rotate Your Bedroom Mattress
With the change of seasons, it's a good reminder to rotate your bedrooms' mattresses. Most brand manufacturers recommend a semi-annual "flip", at least.
How To Weatherize Your Home With Caulk
Whether you live in a single-family home, a multi-family property, or a condominium, your home has windows and, through those windows, air escapes. Learn how to weatherize your home.
Make Better-Tasting Food On Your Grill
A clean grill makes better tasting food.
First-Aid Guide For Furniture
When furniture arrives in your home, it's factory-issued, perfect and clean. From that day forward, however, accidents can happen. Learn how to react to the inevitable spill or scratch.