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• Faucet Repair 101

  By Kathryn Hatter

  Not only can leaky faucets drive you crazy, they also contribute to water waste. Get useful repair tips and information from these knowledgeable eHow experts and then tackle your faucet repair project.

• Green Furniture Basics

  By Bonnie Vanaman

  Wondering how you can "go green" in choosing your home furnishings but don't know where to start? This guide will help you find out more about making earth-friendly choices the next time you head to the furniture store.

• Garden Plans Checklist

  By Robert Ferguson

  Planning your garden is an important first step to achieve the desired results. Let the experts at eHow share with you proven styles and tips to get you started on the right thumb.

• Weed Control 101

  By Cathy McClellan

  Weeds are cropping up everywhere in your garden. Get rid of the annoying things with the following guide from the eHow gardeners. Information on herbicides, pulling weeds and keeping the lawn green will help keep your lawn beautiful.

• Indoor Gardening Guide

  By Contributing Writer

  Whether you just purchased your first indoor plant or you already have a few around the house, the tips in this guide will help your sprout a green thumb in no time.

• Design a Home

  By Kayla Lowe

  Designing a home is a creative and sometimes difficult process that requires planning. Let the experts at eHow teach you how to design your dream home with this guide all about home design.

• Cookware Guide

  By Victoria Ries

  Choosing cookware may be confusing at first with so many brands and styles available. Your new cookware may be made of glass, cast iron, aluminum or steel. Let the experts at eHow guide you through cookware basics.

• Building A Retaining Wall Basics

  By Denisa Gipson

  Do you want to add color and character to your yard's landscaping? Follow these guides and discover how building a retaining wall can transform your yard from flat to fabulous.

• Citrus Tree Care Manual

  By Nannette Richford

  Citrus trees grow in USDA zones 8 and above and cannot withstand freezing temperatures. Northern gardeners successfully grow citrus trees inside as decorative plants but seldom produce abundant fruit. Check this Quick Guide for citrus tree care.

• Microwave Repair Basics

  By Chad Buleen

  If life as you know it fails to make sense without a microwaveable burrito or a TV dinner, you need to fix your microwave. Once you are able to troubleshoot the problem, fixing a microwave is often not too hard. Read on.

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