Home repair

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Whether you're a homeowner or renter, there are a few home maintenance tasks and repairs you should be able to tackle on your own.

Save yourself a lot of money.

Gutter Drips Is that dripping noise in your downspout forcing you to keep your bedroom window closed at night? Tie a synthetic rope onto one of the gutter hangers and run it down into the downspout. Drops of water will cling to the rope and flow down instead of plummeting the whole length of the downspout and causing that irritating drip. Adding a rope does restrict the water flow, so this may not be the best option if your gutter is prone to overflowing or gets clogged easily.

They may not be as glamorous as a kitchen remodel or new deck, but these are the most common DIY projects for new homeowners.

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You don't always need to pay a maintenance or repair guy to fix something in your home. Here are some common repairs that you can do right at home. #homeimprovement #homerepair #repairs #diy

Steps for patching up unsightly and unwanted crevices