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I have covered this technique many times--in the Doorhangers DVD (NOW on YouTube for FREE!!!), in the Doorhanger's Handbook, now titled Installing & Hanging Doors (AMAZON), in Fine Homebuilding, in JLC magazine, at shows, on my website, etc. etc., but finally, here it is on YT--a technique every carpenter should be familiar with and CAREFUL when using!

In this video I show you how to clean hot water baseboard heaters from the inside out in preparation for using an ozone generator to tackle odors. These simple cleaning steps can also be an essential annual maintenance of your baseboard heaters and will not only reduce musty household odors, but will also improve your baseboard heater efficiency. I will show you how to remove your radiator covers to clean all the dust and oils that can build up around your baseboard heater fins.

Want tips for painting a door like a pro? I'm sharing my favorite door colors, painting supplies, and step by step how-to for getting the job done right!

Nate Berkus recommends installing chic full-length drapes at either side of glass doors to elevate any home interior. Choose classic linen or sheer fabrics.

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I have been using DAP Alex plus caulk on trim for 15 years and covering with paint with no issues. Two jobs now and I’m getting these spider...

• I've been using dynaflex 230. It is not immediately paintable though. But I don't have any call backs from it cracking. It handles completely different from any of the fast dry stuff.

• We never have issues with Sherman Williams 950A and the 1050QD. Also, Big Stretch has a huge following. I just haven’t used it myself.

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Looking for the best dishwasher brand for a reliable clean every wash? Our group of appliance experts have their top pick—find out why.

Have your hardwood floors seen better days? Do they look dull and hazy or have scratches and watermarks? Here is how to rejuvenate them.

Whether your kitchen is large or small, minimizing clutter will enhance its beauty and functionality. These 12 clever concealed storage hacks will help you in your decluttering quest.

This method focuses on water management, air infiltration, and smooth operation. Learn a practical approach to installing windows.

By Mark Petersen Issue 308 - July 2022

PEX makes plumbing almost too easy. See how I replaced my shower valve with PEX and saved money.

Flushing a hot water heater is an important chore should be done at least once a year. We'll show you how to drain a hot water heater.

Bill Robinson says that you can avoid water infiltration by keeping in mind the four Ds: deflection, drainage, drying, and durability.

These incredible tips from The Family Handyman readers and editors will help you complete your woodworking projects faster and better than ever before!

2. Get Dents Out of Wood
3. The Brown Paper Bag Trick for Finishing
4. Hot Glue Whenever You Need It
5. Sanding Station For Small Parts
6. Pencil Hack for Perfectly Flat Boards
7. Quick Woodworking File from Paint Stick
8. Combo Square Ad-Hoc Micrometer

The Level5 Skimming Blade is a lightweight and versatile tool for achieving smooth and consistent drywall skim coats.
By Josh Risberg Issue 321 – Feb/March 2024

Trimwork can be challenging to install. Here are some tips to help you handle the most troublesome situations that finish carpentry poses.

Tighten Up Open Miters

The quickest and easiest way to cut a slight back bevel is to shim the molding so it’s resting at an angle to the saw blade. A pencil makes a handy shim and is just about the right thickness.

Cut Steep Angles on Your Miter Saw

It’s not common, but occasionally you’ll run into a situation that requires miters greater than the 45- or 50-degree angle available on miter saws. An easy way to handle this is to cut a block of wood at a 45-degree angle and cut a flat spot for the clamp. Clamp the molding to the block and line up the miter saw with the mark to make the cut.

Scribe Trim to Fit Uneven Walls

Angle a Nail to Close Baseboard Gaps

Make Blocks for Tough Transitions

Big Humps Require Surgery

A stud that’s not lined up with the plate causes a big hump in the wall, making it difficult to get the baseboard tight.

Clean Out Corners Before You Start

Keep Baseboard from Tipping

Cut strips of wood to the thickness of the drywall and cut off small pieces to use as spacers at inside corners or wherever they’re needed.

Join Moldings with Biscuits

Adding a new light or receptacle to your garage or basement is easier than you think.

Always work from the power source to the end of your pipe run. That way, you always have an “open” end of the conduit for adding boxes and fittings. (It’s really hard to jam a piece of pipe in between existing, attached boxes.) Remove the existing box from the stud. If you have extra Romex in the wall, great! Pull it through the hole.

The correct use of silicone is very important for waterproofing or gluing things. While the correct sealant extraction technique is simple, most people find it difficult to apply sealant. That's why, in this video, we showed you silicone tricks, tips, techniques, tricks that will be very useful and make your life easier. Ingenious technique if you need to shoot silicone! You should definitely watch the video called silicone trick that most of the people don't know.