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Whether you have a top or front loader, new washing machine or old, mold will find its way into it. Though it seems ridiculous, a washing machine being dirty–it’s inevitable since they are the ideal environment for growing mold.
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Often times the focal point of a full bathroom is the tub – which is expected to be pristine and gleaming. If yours is chipped, scratched, or sporting an old-fashioned color there’s a simple solution. Spare yourself the bother and expense of ripping it out and replacing it by painting it.
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Keeping your stainless-steel appliances shiny and clean takes a little bit of work. To remove fingerprints, food splatter, grease and more from your kitchen’s metal surfaces it’s recommended you use some specific cleaning products. This blog is a complete guide on how to clean stainless steel the correct way to preserve its finish and keep that like-new look.
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Running out of kitchen cleanser when your kitchen is covered in grease and grime is everyone’s worst nightmare. This simple recipe for a budget-friendly, multipurpose kitchen cleanser could be exactly what you need in a pinch.
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It’s not easy to install a new kitchen sink. But a DIY kind of homeowner with average skills and the right tools can complete the replacement process in a couple of hours.
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The plumbing industry is constantly evolving. New insights, techniques, businesses, and more influence the way that the industry functions. That’s why we’re sharing this month’s plumbing news roundup.
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Generally, homeowners use the words “renovate” and “remodel” interchangeably. However, these terms actually entail two very different things–to learn the difference, keep reading.
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Unlike your normal plug-in appliances, a dishwasher must be hardwired and hooked up to your plumbing. But, if you’re up for the challenge of installing it yourself to save some money, keep on reading.
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When a clog happens do you have the right tool that can fix it? And no, we aren’t talking about a plunger. In this blog you’ll find a list of plumbing tools and an explanation of when to use each one.
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Is your shower head constantly drip, drip, dripping even when it’s off? Or is water leaking from your shower head connecters every time you fire up the shower? Sounds like it’s time for some TLC.
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