Have you peeked into the cabinet under your kitchen sink lately? It might be a space you avoid looking at simply because you’ve stuffed it with so many odds and ends and can’t seem to keep it tidy. If only cleaning the space under the kitchen sink was as easy as learning how to clean…
6 Things You Should Never Store Under Your Kitchen Sink—And 5 You Should
Can a Homebuyer Who Waived a Home Inspection Sue?
Dear Monty: We lived in our first home for about three years and sold it almost two years ago. We had three offers. The highest offer was at our list price, and they waived the inspection. The other two bids were lower but required an inspection, so we accepted the highest price. We had a…
A Good Speech Is a Terrible Thing to Waste
I wasn’t invited to give a graduation speech this spring. Still, I was prepared, and since a good speech is a terrible thing to waste, I offer it to you now. Ladies and gentlemen of the Class of 2023: You did it. You worked hard, and you stuck it out even when you wanted to…
Install Gutter Guards
Cleaning gutters is a dreaded maintenance project for most homeowners. Who enjoys climbing a ladder and scooping out dirty, wet leaves and debris? Even wearing gloves doesn’t make it a pleasant job. But preventing clogs so rainwater can run free is important, and it protects siding and roofs from water damage. The costliest choice is…
Help! I Get Clumps of Crystals in My Homemade Laundry Detergent
Several times over the past years, I have wished with all my heart I could call Mr. Migaki, my favorite teacher of all time who sparked curiosity and the love of science in my fifth-grade self. I needed to ask him about minerals and crystals and why borax and washing soda—both of them ingredients in…
Understanding the Differences Between Cluttercore and Clustercore
By Katie Laughridge From Tribune News Service When it comes to home design, two seemingly similar concepts have gained attention in the online world in recent years: cluttercore and clustercore. While they share similarities, a few key differences set them apart. Cluttercore and clustercore represent two contrasting philosophies when it comes to organizing and displaying…
Missouri Business Sells Antique Toilets and Sinks Nationwide. But Owner Says It’s Time to Go
By David Hudnall From The Kansas City Star Raytown—Fortunately for Bill Graham, the flames of the November fire that ripped through 7609 Raytown Road didn’t make their way to the 6,500 square feet of space he leases on the west side of the building. A little smoke damage is all Graham Plumbing Supply sustained. But it took…
How Can I Stay Safe During Outdoor Entertaining?
By Paul F. P. Pogue From Ask Angi The late spring and summer months herald an excellent time for outdoor entertaining and fun cookouts. But nothing ruins a good time faster than injuries or damage. Follow these summer safety tips to ensure a happy and danger-free experience. 1. Keep a Fire Extinguisher Handy If you’re…
The Winter Garden: Now’s the Time to Start Planning
Ah, summer. Overnight dew on lush green grass, high-climbing roses and sunflowers, afternoon picnics in the warm sun, evenings when light lingers late in the sky. Summer is the home gardener’s Eden. It’s also the time to think about winter. A large swath of the United States is generally mild enough, especially in a warming…
How to Tell When Your Roof Needs Replacing
By Kaitlyn Keegan From Hartford Courant When most homeowners start considering renovation projects, they think about redoing the kitchen, painting the bedroom, or updating a bathroom. They don’t consider their roof. Out of sight and out of mind for many homeowners, your roof keeps everything below it safe and sound. It should be paid more…
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