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  • How to Seal Cracks in a Basement Floor While Leaking

    Cracks in concrete floors and walls are often the result of water finding a weak point under the surface and eventually working its way through the floor or wall. To prevent damage to valuables on...

  • How to Replace Linoleum Tile

    Despite your best efforts, linoleum tile floors can become gouged, scratched or marred to an extent that cannot be repaired. The enormous benefit of installing a linoleum tile floor in the first...

  • How to Replace a Vinyl Tile Yourself

    Got a damaged vinyl tile? Many people live with ugly damaged vinyl tiles for years just because they don't know how to replace it. However, replacing vinyl tiles is rather simple. Here is a step...

  • How to Remove Vinyl Flooring From Wood

    If you want to restore the underlying wood or install a new floor, you may need to remove old vinyl from a wood floor, and you will need to remove all of the old adhesive as well. A new floor will...

  • How to Remove Glue From a Floor

    Glue that's stuck to your floor can be an unsightly inconvenience. Here's a quick and easy way to completely remove a sticky mess for good.

  • Tools for Removing Vinyl Floor

    There really is no easy way to remove vinyl flooring. It will take muscle power, but there are several tools you should know about. The amount of difficulty depends on how much adhesive was used...

  • How to Remove 30 Year Old Carpet Padding

    Replacing carpet and padding can be a joy and a nuisance at the same time. New padding and carpet bring life to a room and feels comfortable to stand and walk on. Exposing the hardwood floors will...

  • The Best Way to Pull Up Carpeting

    Heavy traffic causes a lot of wear and tear to carpets. When vacuuming and deep cleaning no longer restores it to a bright and clean state, it's time to replace your carpet. If you've never...

  • How to Fix a Damaged Vinyl Floor

    Vinyl flooring is easy to maintain, handles most wear and tear easily, and is a budget-friendly alternative to expensive ceramic tile. But what's a homeowner to do when his flooring becomes...

  • How to Replace Shower Floor Tiles

    Dropping something in the shower can sometimes chip or break a tile, but leaving it unrepaired can spell disaster for the flooring beneath. Cracks in the tile and grouting will allow water to seep...

  • How to Remove Stick Down Tile

    Self-stick tile may seem like a blessing during installation, but when it comes time to remove it, it's actually a curse in disguise. While self-adhesive tile is easy to put down, taking the tile...

  • How to Cut a Carpet Pad

    New carpet can be a major expense in your home, and you probably put time into the selection of the style, material, and color. The warranty on your carpet may have a stipulation that it be...

  • How to Repair Linoleum

    It just takes a single tear to turn a lovely linoleum floor into an irritating eyesore. But you don't need to spend money calling in a professional---repairing it yourself is a relatively simple...

  • How to Replace Vinyl Floor Tiles Like a Pro

    Scratched or cracked vinyl tile in your kitchen? Need to replace a worn vinyl tile in your utility room? No biggie, here are the steps on how to replace just one tile, without having to disrupt...

  • How to Cut Vinyl Floor Tiles

    Vinyl floor tiles are one of the most inexpensive flooring options available. They can be purchased in a variety of colors and designs as well. On top of this, they are very simple to install,...

  • How to Remove Vinyl Tiles

    There are many reasons to remove vinyl tiles from your floor from damage to just being outdated. Fortunately it is relatively simple to remove vinyl tiles with simple tools.

  • How to Lay Commercial Carpet

    Commercial carpet is used in high-traffic areas where appearance is not the most important concern. It can be used to inexpensively cover office buildings, retail stores, warehouses or even a...

  • How to Save Damaged Vinyl Flooring

    Don't despair! There are many ways to save that damaged vinyl tile. Just follow the steps below and you will have your flooring looking great again in no time. This is a great money saver in these...

  • How to Take Up a Carpet

    Tearing up old carpet takes time, patience and hard work. When contemplating the task, keep in mind that no matter how messy the job might seem to you at first, the rewards can be well worth it in...

  • How to Replace a Portion of Vinyl Sheet Flooring

    Vinyl is often used as a more affordable alternative to tile; it is also extremely easy to use. Unfortunately, over time, the adhesive can release and it begins to peel or completely loosen from...

  • How to Replace a Tile

    Tile flooring is a great alternative to carpeting- it is cleaner and the creative possibilities are endless! Unfortunately, over time, your ceramic or clay tiles can break or crack- making the...

  • How to Fix a Loose Tile

    Tile flooring is a great alternative to carpeting- it is cleaner and the creative possibilities are endless! Unfortunately, over time, your ceramic or clay tiles can come loose and separate from...

  • How to Remove Burn Marks From Laminate Flooring

    A burn can leave an unsightly mark on hardwood or laminate floors. Fortunately removing one can be a very simple process that won't take much in the way of time or money.

  • Removing Old Vinyl Flooring

    Replacing an old vinyl floor can add a welcoming lift to a tired old space. And at times, you may find it possible to simply tile over an older floor, instead of removing it all together. If this...

  • How to Patch the Surface on a Vinyl Floor Tile

    If you have vinyl tile floors, the time may arrive when you must patch the surface. If you have extra tiles on hand, it's a quick repair. But if you don't, there still are some things you can do...

  • How to Align Sheets of Replacement Flooring for a Seam

    You may have to pull together odd pieces of vinyl flooring when you repair an area. All you have to do is make a seam. Aligning the sheets of replacement flooring at a seam is essential if you...

  • How to Remove Peel and Stick Vinyl Tiles

    New vinyl flooring cannot be installed over old peel and stick vinyl tiles because the seams from the tiles will show through after the new floor has settled. Removing the old tiles is usually a...

  • How to Repair Vinyl Floors

    Vinyl flooring is one of the most affordable and durable types of flooring on the market today. Vinyl flooring comes in a wide range of colors, patterns and thickness. Depending on your choice...

  • How to Repair Linoleum Damage From Moving Furniture

    Highly trafficked areas can wreak havoc on a linoleum floor. It’s not necessary to replace the entire linoleum just because you managed to dig a hole in your linoleum by moving furniture....

  • How to Remove Vinyl, Ceramic Tiles and Other Floor Coverings

    There are some specific tools and techniques that can make ripping up your old floor covering a lot easier. Here are some tips.

  • How to Remove Silly Putty Off Carpet

    Every mother has to get silly putty out of carpet at one time or another. Here's how.

  • How to Repair a Vinyl-Tile Floor

    Tiles coming loose or looking scratched and scuffed? You can readhere loose vinyl tiles and replace or patch damaged ones. If you don't have any leftover tiles and you can't get replacements,...

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