milon86
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RE: plumbing check-up dilemma: DIY or hire a pro?

I totally agree—having the right tools on hand makes a world of difference. Inspection cameras are a game changer, especially in older homes where you...

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RE: Natural cleaners vs store-bought stuff for appliances

I hear you on the lemon juice. It sounds natural, but citrus can leave a sticky residue—especially if you don’t rinse it off right away. I’ve had bett...

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RE: Convection vs. Conventional Ovens: Which One Actually Makes a Difference?

That’s spot on. I ran into the same thing when I was testing out a convection oven after a remodel—loaf looked perfect on the outside, but the middle ...

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RE: IS IT JUST ME OR ARE THERE TOO MANY ECO LABELS NOW?

I hear you on the packaging design—sometimes I catch myself picking up the most “eco-looking” bottle, then realize I have no clue what half the labels...

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RE: Getting smooth drywall joints without losing your mind

Title: Getting smooth drywall joints without losing your mind I’ve tried the low-dust compound a couple times, and I’ll admit, it does make cleanup l...

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RE: Convection vs. Conventional Ovens: Which One Actually Makes a Difference?

I’ve noticed that too—people get oddly attached to their old ovens, quirks and all. There’s a nostalgia factor, but also, I think some folks just get ...

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RE: how much should I budget to renovate a beach house?

PVC trim is a lifesaver for beach properties, but paint adhesion can definitely be tricky. I’ve had decent luck with Sherwin-Williams’ Bond-Plex after...

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RE: If I wanted a backyard guest house, how deep would my pockets need to be?

That’s spot on—permitting is always the wild card. Even with prefab, you’re looking at $200–$400 per square foot in most markets (not counting site pr...

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RE: plumbing check-up dilemma: DIY or hire a pro?

I get where you’re coming from—those “quick fixes” can spiral fast. I’ve been there, thinking a simple washer swap would do the trick, only to realize...

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RE: how much should I budget to renovate a beach house?

Composite decking is definitely the way to go near saltwater—cedar looks great initially, but the maintenance is brutal. I've flipped a couple beach p...

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RE: how often do you actually check your deck for safety?

Twice a year is definitely a good baseline, but honestly, it depends a lot on your climate and the materials used. If you're somewhere humid or rainy,...

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RE: Easy ways to refresh your porch look each season

Bamboo shades are a solid choice, especially if your porch gets a lot of wind. Personally, though, I've had pretty good luck with weighted curtains—ke...

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RE: how often do you actually check your deck for safety?

Definitely agree sealing underneath is beneficial—it's not just about insects or mold, though I did notice fewer spiders and less mildew buildup after...

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RE: What if you had to redecorate your living room every season?

I can relate to the seasonal decor dilemma. A few years back, I worked on a flip where the previous owners clearly loved changing themes every few mon...

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