Has your carpet developed wrinkles? Are those wrinkles making you cringe? Wrinkles aren’t just unsightly – they’re also a tripping hazard. And stomping on the offending area won’t get rid of them. However, there are a few tricks that will make your carpet look pristine in no time.

Transitioning your flooring from carpet to tile can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. With these few simple steps and some patience, you can have beautiful floors in no time.

Light coming through the cracks around the door can be annoying when you’re trying to sleep or otherwise need it to be dark in the room. Here are some easy ways to block the light that won’t disturb anyone else.

If you’re having trouble getting your bedroom door to stay open, there are several things you can try before calling out a professional. This article will give you some tips when you have that bedroom issue.

If you’re wondering whether or not you can epoxy a shower floor, the short answer is yes. In theory, at least. Epoxy is a great way to seal and waterproof your shower floors if that’s what you want. However, there are some drawbacks to consider before making the decision to use epoxy for your shower flooring project.

When installing doors, besides keeping in mind the door size, the door type and weatherproofing and fire safety, on average you should leave about 1/8 inches of clearance from the sides of the door to the frame. This can be applied to both interior and exterior doors.

For most people, 30-45 inches is a good size for lap blankets. This means that when you sit on the sofa with your blanket wrapped around your legs, it will cover them perfectly.

A typical bathroom sink has a drain size of 2 inches, while a shower stall uses a 3-inch drain line and larger tubs use a 4-in. pipe or even larger.