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Whether you’re a new homeowner, an old homeowner, or even a new old homeowner, there are several things you need in order for your house to work. Roof? Check. Front door, back door? Check, check. Couches, TV, and closet space? Check, check, check. These kind of things are just essential: it’s hard to have a […]
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As we say goodbye to summer, waving solemnly and promising to write, fall approaches. A knock on the door causes us to look out, noticing through the peephole that Jack Frost sits on the porch. We try to act like we aren’t home, turning off the lights and hiding behind the couch, but it’s no […]
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So, you’re getting married. Let me be the first person (or the hundred and first-person) to say congratulations. Planning a wedding can be hectic – getting a place, hiring a caterer, finding a photographer – but it can also be fun. The wedding registry, for example, is often an enjoyable part of the preparation. Even […]
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Anyone who has a dog probably has a carpet with their fair share of pet stains. Some dogs aren’t trained to go outside and others, stopping just short of flipping you off as you point to the backyard, just don’t care; it’s not them who has to clean up the mess. You may have tried […]
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If you are a seasoned veteran of throwing dinner parties, having seemingly served as many people as the burger joint on the local corner, chances are you know what you’re doing (or your guests are just too nice to say otherwise). For the first time thrower or the thrower who has yet to find their […]
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In a perfect world, the word “improv” wouldn’t be inside Home Improvement. After all, improving a house takes time, money, and, above most, patience. However, in the hustle and bustle of every day lives, with guests dropping over on 24 hour notice, family stopping in for a week’s stay unexpectedly, and spouses volunteering your house […]
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Despite the fact that every house I’ve ever lived in has had one, I’ve never actually been in an attic. I find this kind of odd. I mean, it’s not like I refused to go into one, fearing I would be encountered by an unwelcoming family of bats or, worse, a rabid Christmas tree sick […]
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In recent weeks, we have written about some of the shows of the DIY network, a network dedicated to the inner do-it-yourselfer in all of us. With programs featuring, in a nutshell, just about everything, the DIY network brings the expertise of contractors to a place we all can relate: our televisions. Not only do […]
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As the summer wind downs, those of you who are homeowners may have a bunch of projects on your minds. You may think about the landscaping you didn’t get done or the air conditioning you didn’t get fixed. Your spouse may remind you of the gutters that didn’t get cleaned and the driveway that didn’t […]
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The last post, we began discussing the home improvement shows of the DIY network. A network dedicated to helping everyone fix up their homes without help (apologies to all of you contractors), it is filled with shows on how to fix nearly everything the homeowner can think to fix. Unlike general home improvement shows, the […]
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