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How to Save Energy While Using the Oven
Cooking food in the oven comes at a cost to your wallet and the planet. Fortunately, you don't need to sacrifice crispy lasagnas or fluffy, home-baked cakes to save energy.
How to Remove Rust Stains in the Bathroom
Rust stains make even the cleanest bathroom look dingy. Here's how to get them gone for good.
4 Ways to Save Water While Using a Dishwasher
Dishwashers are amazing time-savers, so you may be surprised to learn that these appliances typically use less water than handwashing. Even so, there are a few ways to make this efficient appliance even more energy-saving.
Why Does My Gas Stove Smell Like Eggs?
Aside from smelling bad, the whiff of rotten eggs can be a signal of a larger, more dangerous problem, like a natural gas leak. Here's what you need to know.
What Cleaners You Can — and Can't — Use on Hardwood Floors
The manufacturer of your particular hardwood floor might have recommended a certain type of cleaner, but if you’ve long lost the piece of paper with this information on it, we can help you out.
What Are the Different Kinds of Outlets?
Lots of things differentiate the types of outlets — from amperage and voltage to the kinds of plugs they’re able to accept. Explore the types of outlets to help you decide on upgrades.
Why Are My Outlets Sparking?
Outlet sparking when you plug something in can be normal on occasion, but it can also be a sign of a potentially dangerous problem.
How to Extend the Life of Your Appliances
Understanding the average lifespan of major appliances, such as your dishwasher, refrigerator and washing machine, helps you plan for upgrades and repair expenses.
