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Recent Home Improvement Articles
What Is Tent Fumigation?
Tent fumigation is a comprehensive way to rid an entire house of pests. Discover more about tent fumigation and what happens during this process.
How to Get Rid of Nuisance Birds
Getting rid of nuisance birds can prove challenging, especially if they have active nests on your property. Find out how to get rid of birds and how to keep birds away, so you won't get more avian interlopers building nests.
How to Prepare for Fumigation Treatment
Preparing for termite tenting — or any other tent fumigation — requires a bit of activity on the part of those living in the house. Follow these tips.
How Much Does It Cost to Refinish Ceramic Tile?
Ceramic tile refinishing gives tired-looking tiles a facelift without the inconvenience of starting from scratch, and it's often easier on the wallet than retiling.
Where Should You Place Smoke Detectors?
Installing smoke alarms correctly could save your life during a house fire. Learn where to put smoke detectors and how many to install.
Why You Should Run Water at the Sink Before Starting the Dishwasher
Some appliance repair specialists strongly recommend running water prior to starting the dishwasher to improve efficiency, while others say it’s no longer necessary with some modern models.
Where Should You Place Carbon Monoxide Detectors?
Only 28% of American homes contain a carbon monoxide detector. Installing carbon monoxide detectors in the right locations in your home can alert you in an emergency.
What Temperature Should Your Fridge Be?
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, your fridge should be set no higher than 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
