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If you’re a gardener, you’ve probably found that each season you have an excess of produce that your family can’t possibly eat before it goes bad. Have you tried home canning your harvest? Canning fruits and vegetables can cut down on waste and provide a pantry stocked with healthy off-season produce.
Thinking about redecorating or modernizing your kitchen or bath? A brand new faucet adds instant pizzazz. Today's faucets are more durable and trouble-free than their predecessors, and their washerless design means fewer leaks and repairs.
Swapping out an old, outdated light fixture adds instant appeal and value to your home, and it isn't hard to do. If you're a novice DIYer, don't be intimidated by working around electricity.
Under-cabinet lighting can work as both accent lighting and task lighting to make your kitchen a more pleasant and functional space by adding ambiance and enhanced lighting for cooking and preparing meals.
A seasoned cast iron skillet means more than the number of years you’ve put it to good use cooking delicious dinners for your friends and family. You need to know how to properly clean and season it periodically to make it work and last a lifetime.
Garbage disposals are convenient tools for disposing of food waste in a kitchen sink drain. Today’s models are efficient, safe, virtually trouble-free devices that an experienced DIYer can install in a few hours.
If you want to refresh your kitchen or bath but don't have the time or money to spend on a complete overhaul, try replacing old, outdated faucets and cabinet hardware.
The kitchen pantry is where you store food and other cooking essentials, so if it’s not organized properly, it isn’t as useful as it could be. An organized pantry makes finding what you need to cook and eat much easier, and creates additional space for necessities.
Filtering the water in your house softens and makes it taste better — not to mention is healthier for you and your family. It also saves you a small fortune on bottled water.
A leaky, dripping showerhead is not only annoying, it wastes water. Before you call in a professional, this fairly common household problem may be relatively simple to fix by yourself.
A tile backsplash protects your kitchen walls from splatters and spray, while enlivening them with a decorative splash. Installing a backsplash takes care, but can be a rewarding weekend project for any DIYer.
