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  • How to Stain a Bamboo Floor

    Bamboo flooring is extremely durable, water and moisture-resistant, and can even prevent insect invasions, mold and mildew. As a result, this type of flooring is very popular. In most cases, the...

  • How to Caulk a Shower Floor

    Most lines between the tiles in your stand-up shower are filled with grout, but lines around the edges of the floor, where it meets the walls, are caulked. Those are the areas where water is most...

  • How to Remove Pet Odor From a Floor

    Whether you have furry critters that have made a mess on your floor, or you have moved into a house that smells like the old homeowner's pets have left a few surprises, you'll want to get rid of...

  • How to Refinish Varnished Hardwood Floors

    Refinishing a hardwood floor can be a costly venture if you don't have the necessary items and knowledge before beginning. But with the proper preparation and materials, you can make worn floors...

  • How to Resurface Wood Floor

    Many older homes have wood floors that were installed up to 100 years ago, and the floors are starting to show wear. Likewise, you might have old carpet and are thinking about pulling it up, but...

  • Konecto Vinyl Floor Planks Vs. Glue Down Planks

    Wood floors and vinyl floors that look like wood are beautiful and easy to clean. Factors such as ease of installation will help you choose between engineered flooring such as Konecto flooring and...

  • Basement Carpet Installation Instructions

    Refinishing a basement can be a difficult task. From sealing cracks, patching holes and hanging drywall, a basement project can take on a life of its own. Once the walls and ceiling are done, it...

  • How to Easily Test for Moisture and Water Infiltration in Your Basement Yourself

    Water in your basement is really the last thing you'll ever need down there...especially if you decide to finish your basement and make it a living space. Here's how to easily make a...

  • How to Refinish a Painted Wood Floor

    If you want to refinish a painted wood floor, you first have to get rid of all the paint. This may seem daunting, but once you get started, generally you will find that the process is not as bad...

  • Do it Yourself Hardwood Floors Refinishing

    In any home, an old hardwood floor is one of its most impressive amenities---unless it's worn, discolored and dingy. Then it becomes a liability. Since replacing a hardwood floor is a massive...

  • How to Repair Grout on Tile Floors

    While sealed ceramic floor tiles easily withstand most staining and water damage, it is not unusual for the grout to look worn after several years. Luckily, discolored or crumbling grout can...

  • How to Fix Wood Floor Squeaks

    Squeaky wood floors are caused by rubbing. The wood strips may be rubbing against each other or sliding up and down against a nail. As wood shrinks, expands and flexes, the squeaks can get worse....

  • How to Repair a Chip in Tile

    A common problem in floor tiles is small chips that can generally be repaired by disguising the chip with paint that matches the tile color. Get a chip in floor tile to blend in with help from a...

  • How to Mount a Closet Rod to Hollow Walls

    You are wanting to mount a new rod in your closet, but much to your surprise, there is no stud in the wall. What to do? Well, here is a way to get around the dilemma.

  • How to Repair Bowed Drywall

    Having a section of bowed drywall does not necessarily mean that it must be replaced. Whether it is on a wall or ceiling, you may be able to fix it. You can repair drywall without calling a...

  • How to Replace Floor Tile

    You may find yourself ready to replace your floor tile for a variety of reasons. Perhaps you have a few broken pieces; perhaps you just want a new look. Whatever the case may be, replacing floor...

  • How to Trim a Door

    You've finished installing your new wood floor, and now you realize the door won't fit on the hinges because the floor is higher than it used to be. Don't panic; this is just one of the little...

  • How to Prevent Your Solid Wood Flooring From Cupping

    Cupping or dishing in solid wooden means the boards raise slightly at their edges making the wooden flooring uneven across its width. The cause of cupping is an imbalance of moisture through the...

  • How to Diagnose Problems In Your Basement.

    You may be aware of having a problem because of mold, mildew, a nasty odor or the appearance of rust. The problem area is not difficult to find.

  • How to Replace a Damaged Piece of Tounge Flooring

    When replacing a tongue and groove board in an existing floor there are special steps that must be taken both when pulling the old board up and also when putting a new board back down. The board...

  • How to Strip Hardwood Floors

    One way to change the entire look and feel of a home or business is to strip the hardwood floors and refinish them. Sanding, though labor intensive and time consuming, is the easiest way to strip...

  • How to Put Finish/Sealer on a Floor

    If you are looking to protect and give shine you your floor, whether it is hardwood or laminate, even if it has a finish on it, this is the article for you

  • How to Remove Linoleum

    Removing old linoleum is always a challenge. Over time, the glue holding the linoleum on wooden subfloors will have literally bonded with the underlying porous wood, making a surface that is very...

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