Applying a new coat of paint to a scratched, worn, or tired-looking metal door keeps the door from rusting—and keeps your curb appeal on point. Here's how this simple DIY is done.

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Begin by prepping the door for painting. Once you’ve taken the door off its hinges, lay it across two sawhorses or on a large, flat surface. Take off any removable weatherstripping, and apply ...

DRAUGHT proofing your home on the cheap is an easy way to slash bills by £40 a year, according to an energy expert.  Martyn ...

Billie’s not keen on having a gecko in the house—even less so after we discover two in different rooms the next day—but ...

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Wipe the interior, doors, edges, and bottom of the dishwasher with a damp cloth on a weekly basis. You can gently scrub the ...

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