Remodeling & Repairs How To Guides, Tips & Instructions
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How to Hold Wooden Slats in Place on a Bed
by 5min in > Remodeling & Repairs
Home improvement expert Danny Lipford shows you how to use rubber bands to stop wooden slats from sliding under a mattress.
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How to Install a Range Hood in Your Kitchen
by 5min in > Remodeling & Repairs
Home improvement expert Danny Lipford shows you how installing a new range hood in your kitchen can be an inexpensive way to give it a more modern look.
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Pull up Old Carpet and Finish The Wood Floor Underneath
by justinhi107 in > Remodeling & Repairs
Do you have some old carpet in your house covering hard wood floors? This article will show you how to pull up that old carpet and then refinish those hardwood floors.
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Repair Nicks and Deep Scratches in Wood Trim
by justinhi107 in > Remodeling & Repairs
Do you have wood trim that has deep nicks or scratches and you are wondering how to repair it? This article will show you step by step how to repair those nicks and scratches.
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How to determine if your Foundation may be in need of Waterproofing
by kevinj78 in > Remodeling & Repairs
A sad but unfortunate truth is. Most homes do develop foundation issues over time. Whether it be a damp and leaky basement, to actual structural issues. A damp or wet basement can decrease the value of your home as much as 25%.However there are some early warning signs that can help you prevent a serious problem in the future.
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How to Use Caulk to Save Energy in Your Home
by 5min in > Remodeling & Repairs
Joe Truini from DannyLipford.com shows you how to use caulk to seal air leaks around windows in your house.
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How to Prepare for Construction Materials Delivery
by 5min in > Remodeling & Repairs
How to prepare for a delivery and choose the best drop-off point.
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How to Install Lighting Under Your Kitchen Cabinets
by 5min in > Remodeling & Repairs
Lowe's home improvement expert, Mike Kraft, shows how to properly and safely install low voltage lights under cabinets in your home kitchen.
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Amazing Ways To Remove Stains From Wood Furniture.
by luv2rite0419 in > Remodeling & Repairs
A small amount of mild liquid detergent in water can effectively remove many stains from wood furniture. Always test in an inconspicuous area to be sure it does not leave a film behind. For more stubborn stains try some of the following remedies.
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How to Replace a Wax Gasket in a Toilet
by skypilot69 in > Remodeling & Repairs
Very easy job to do and can save you hundred's of dollars!
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How to Install an Over the Range Microwave Oven
by Toelkenz in > Remodeling & Repairs
How to install an over the range microwave oven
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How to Remove a Laminate Countertop
by cardnhigh in > Remodeling & Repairs
Basic Instructions for the removal of a laminate counter top.
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How to Build a Shower Pan on a Concrete Floor
by ChillinBuki in > Remodeling & Repairs
Building a shower stall over a concrete slab is a straight forward process. Just don't let the concrete slab trick you into thinking that you don't need to waterproof the shower pan, because you do. Concrete will absorb water and you will have no idea where it travels and what it is effecting.
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Cabot Stain - A Product Review
by Sanderdoe in > Remodeling & Repairs
When it comes to stain, Cabot Stain products are the best on the market for a quality and a lasting finish. Whether exterior or interior you are using them to stain a deck or your entire house you will be happy with the results and the durability of the finish.
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How to Attach Stair Stringers to a Deck
by robertbruce65 in > Remodeling & Repairs
Attaching steps to your deck isn't hard. Just remember the old rule: Measure twice, cut once.
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Build a Coffered Ceiling Like a Pro
by ChillinBuki in > Remodeling & Repairs
Coffered ceilings are gorgeous and have a tremendous impact on the look and feel of an interior space. They are an expression of luxury and refinement. However, these beautiful ceilings do not come with a luxury sized price tag. Building coffered ceilings is technically no different than framing a wall and finishing it with crown molding and trim.
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How to Repair Bathroom Sink Plumbing
by severt101 in > Remodeling & Repairs
It is not hard to repair bathroom sink plumbing. I will walk you through how to replace faucet supply lines and the drain trap. Before you start be sure you have everything on the list. I am only repairing the plumbing not the fixtures.
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Sherwin Williams Paint - A Review
by Sanderdoe in > Remodeling & Repairs
Sherwin Williams Paint performs consistently and has all the characteristics of a quality paint at a fair price. Using common characteristics to evaluable paint the following article shows has Sherwin Williams Paint faired when compared to other paints.
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Learn How to Use a Miter Saw to Cut Trim Molding
by Toelkenz in > Remodeling & Repairs
The basics of Cutting Baseboard,Window and Door trims using a Miter Saw.
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Stain Your Indoor Concrete Floor Like a Pro
by ChillinBuki in > Remodeling & Repairs
Stained concrete is a chic looking floor finish that also provides cost savings over any other flooring choice. You don't need a modern interior space for stained concrete floors. This floor finish looks striking with all manners of interior design styles, from cottage cozy to minimalist contemporary.
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DIY Home Improvement Projects and Safety
by Kate in > Remodeling & Repairs
Doing home improvement projects yourself can save a lot of money. Unfortunately, accidents can happen whether you are very skilled or a novice. It's important to always keep safety in mind when doing DIY home improvement projects.
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Die Hard 4: Live Free or Die Hard
by sunzo in > Remodeling & Repairs
After a twelve-year hiatus, Bruce Willis is back as New York City detective John McClane, who still plays by his own set of rules. Following DIE HARD (1988), DIE HARDER (1990),
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How to buy a Steam Shower for your Home
by blueage168 in > Remodeling & Repairs
A guide on how to buy and install a steam shower in your home. Provides estimations of costs. Steam shower in your home provides relaxation and is also beneficial to your health. You can turn your ordinary bathroom into one for enjoyment and relaxation, making the spa experience within the vicinity of your home.
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How to Make Curtains
by Diane.B.Uhlman in > Remodeling & Repairs
Do not let a sewing project make you feel intimidated. Whether you are sewing by hand or using a sewing machine you too can make curtains and other basic projects.
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How to Repair Bathroom Sink Plumbing
by severt101 in > Remodeling & Repairs
It is not hard to repair bathroom sink plumbing. I will walk you through how to replace faucet supply lines and the drain trap. Before you start be sure you have everything on the list. I am only repairing the plumbing not the fixtures.
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Save Money While Giving Your Bathroom a Fresh Look
by betterbody in > Remodeling & Repairs
Soon it will be spring! This is a great time to get your home ready for the new season. Paint and supplies you will need to give your bathroom a makeover are on sale in most home improvement stores. Now is the time to get busy, and save money while giving your bathroom a fresh look!
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How to Choose or Make Your Bathroom Vanity Unit
by smacksman in > Remodeling & Repairs
A Vanity Unit is a useful item in any home and adds a bit of luxury.
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Tips on How to Survive Remodel Madness
by InTouchNow in > Remodeling & Repairs
Are you thinking about remodelling your home? Then consider these thoughtful tips. Like it or not, most every homeowner will make the same mistakes if they are not coached by someone who is qualified to advise them. Take it from me, a 35 year veteran of understanding true remodelling madness.
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Keep Your House Cooler This Summer : Tint Your South Facing Patio Door
by KristieRaburn in > Remodeling & Repairs
Window tinting can save on your summer cooling costs and prevent damage from the sun’s rays to your carpets and furniture. Avalible in various shades from light grey to limosine black, window tinting and decorative window film adds an extra something to that plain patio door.
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The principle of fitting the summer
by h887 in > Remodeling & Repairs
summer the hot weather, dry temperatures, and the fitting out to the people's feelings usually are comfortable and easy construction.
