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RE: How Long Does It Really Take To Insulate A House?

I hear you on the can of worms—sometimes I think old houses are just waiting for someone to poke around so they can reveal a new headache. I’ve defini...

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

I hear you on the mirrors—too much detail and suddenly it’s Addams Family. I’ve been thinking about swapping out some of my old curtains for lighter, ...

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RE: Finally switched to keyless entry and here's what I noticed

I’ve had the same issue with tape residue—painter’s tape is definitely less of a hassle, but even that can leave a little gunk if it’s on too long. I ...

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RE: Keeping Your Home Dry: Insulation Tips for Flood-Prone Areas

I've used spray foam in a couple of basement remodels, and honestly, it held up better than I expected. But repeated flooding...not sure I'd trust it ...

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RE: Finally got my outdoor space looking cozy and inviting

Corsican mint is a great choice, subtle scent without overpowering. Had similar issues with creeping phlox myself—ended up giving rosemary more breath...

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RE: my battle with moldy closets and frizzy hair

Interesting approach with the exhaust fan—I hadn't thought of using a timer like that. I've mostly relied on passive solutions like moisture absorbers...

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RE: my house is getting smarter than me, and it's kinda weird

Haha, I've had similar weirdness happen. My kitchen lights once decided midnight was the perfect time to brighten up the place—scared me half to death...

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RE: Easy ways to refresh your porch look each season

I've had similar luck with succulents—funny how neglect can be kinder than care sometimes. Anyway, totally agree on the cushion covers idea. I switche...

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RE: locked out drama—what would you do?

Graphite works, yeah, but I've actually had good luck with silicone spray myself. It's cleaner than graphite and doesn't gum up like PTFE in the cold....

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

Definitely agree with this. I've also found that plants near windows can soften harsh sunlight surprisingly well...plus, they add a nice vibe. Just go...

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