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RE: Turning my basement ceiling into a fantasy-inspired hangout

Yeah, totally get where you're coming from on this. I've been renovating older homes for years and mixing modern lighting with antique pieces can be t...

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RE: Ever locked out by your own smart door?

Good tip about the 9V emergency terminal—didn't even know some locks had that. Mine definitely doesn't, unfortunately. Learned that the hard way when ...

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RE: remodeling in a flood-prone area—wish I'd known this sooner

Yeah, clay soil can be a real headache—especially when you're trying to manage drainage. We had a similar situation at our last place. Ended up instal...

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RE: Just hit 20 years with the same HVAC—am I just lucky?

You're spot on about maintenance making a huge difference. My neighbor's HVAC hit 27 years before finally calling it quits, and he was meticulous abou...

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RE: Sneaky ways to brighten your space without flipping the switch

I've tried the angled mirror trick too, and it definitely helps. Another thing I've found useful is using mirrors with slightly textured or antique fi...

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RE: Little-Known Hacks for Keeping Your Patio Looking Fresh

I've had pretty good luck with moss, actually. It does depend a lot on the variety you choose and your patio's exposure. I went with Irish moss in a s...

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RE: neighbors installed sound-blocking insulation—does it really work?

Yeah, insulation's helpful, but it's rarely enough by itself. I've had better luck combining it with dense drywall like QuietRock or Green Glue compou...

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RE: Finally found a quiet garage opener that won't wake the neighbors

Totally with you on the belt drive being easier to handle in cold weather. Had a similar slip-up last winter—quick tension tweak and it was sorted. De...

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RE: Finally found something that actually fixed my cracked driveway

Yeah, I feel you. Most of these DIY fillers are hit or miss, but I've had decent luck with the latex-based ones. They flex a bit more with temperature...

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