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Are Your Houseplants Leaking Water? This Is What It Means

Even if your plant was doing fine in the summertime, for example, it may start leaking droplets when the temperatures drop and it doesn’t grow as fast. Water the plant a bit less, and see if the problem goes away. In addition, guttation can be harmful to plants if you’ve added too much fertilizer.

Repair a Running Toilet in No Time With These 4 Tips

When a toilet is leaking, one of the first things people notice is the sound. If you hear a toilet that is pumping water continuously, even though no one had even used it, the chances are that you're dealing with a leak. But a leak is only one reason why your toilet is running continuously. 

An Effective Solution to Water Stains on Drywall

Water stains can appear for a variety of reasons: a damaged roof, a leak in the upstairs bathroom, or a leaky boiler are all common culprits.

Warning: Are You Overlooking These 10 Home Risks?

The biggest thing that can happen are leaks. These can lead to structural issues as well as moisture-related issues in the home.

How to Perform an Attic Inspection: 5 Points to Consider

Look for leaks A leaking roof can do extensive damage to the interior of your home. It can lead to mold and mildew issues and damage the ceiling. You can spot leaks in your roof from inside your attic.

10 Things Home Owners Must Watch Out For in the Winter

Watch out for air leaks and drafts Drafts and air leaks make your utility bills skyrocket at any time of the year. In addition, they can affect your home’s integrity. Without proper insulation, your home is susceptible to other problems, such as peeling paint and mold growth. More on that later.

Your Guide to Roof Maintenance and Repairing

Common repairs that can be done to the roof include replacing the shingles or fascia, draining standing water, repairing a leak, and replacing the flashing. Fascia is a long wooden board at the lower edges of a roof. It is the first layer of protection against the elements.

9 Smells and Sounds Your Car Makes Before a Breakdown

Burning oil smells A burning oil smell often indicates that oil is leaking onto a hot surface, like the engine or exhaust manifold. This can result from a worn-out gasket or a loose oil filter. Not only does it create an unpleasant odor, but it can also lead to engine damage if ignored.

Rodent Alert: Ways You May Be Inviting Mice into Your Home

There are leaks you’re not aware of in your home Much like humans, rodents, too, need both food and water to survive, though mice and rats need much less moisture than humans and sometimes can sustain themselves on food alone.

7 Common Ways You Are Harming Your Stovetop

Ignoring the signs of a gas leak Gas leaks aren't just harmful to your stovetop, they are also highly dangerous as they can lead to a gas explosion. Hence, you shouldn’t ignore any noticeable signs of a stove gas leak.

5 Methods of Mold Prevention For Your Home

Identify and treat problem areas Problem areas in your home are places where there isn't much ventilation, where the airflow isn't optimal, or areas with a recent leak. Check for condensation on or around your windows.

8 Ways Your Home is Sneakily Draining Your Bank Account

That Seemingly Innocent Leaky Faucet A leaky faucet is annoying enough for the drip-drip-drip sound that it makes, but that pesky leak is also costing you money.