15 of the Most Popular Homeowner Fixit Hacks on the Internet
Replace broken drawer pulls with bobby pins
Slip a bobby pin over a curtain ring and voila! A replacement drawer pull on a super small budget. Get tutorial here
Cover that popcorn ceiling in foam tiles
The quest for the best way to remove popcorn ceilings has been answered - cover them! Get tutorial here
Re-stuff and fluff your tired couches
Fill in slouchy couch cushions and pillows by unzipping them and adding stuffing yourself. Get tutorial here
Unclog drains using a screwdriver and pliers
When the water isn't vanishing as fast as you'd like, this will fix it in minutes! Get tutorial here
Fix floor scratches with wood filler & stain
Calling all pet owners! Get rid of gouges and scratch marks in your hardwood floor on the cheap. Get tutorial here
Remove old caulk with a razor and hair dryer
Remove old, crumbly caulk and make room for a fresh new line - no chemicals needed. Get tutorial here
Get a perfect caulk line every time with tape
Use tape to guide your caulk lines and avoid messes or future gaps. Get tutorial here
Easily repair cracked concrete steps
Instead of replacing your concrete steps, patch them up with ease using a bit of Quikrete. Get tutorial here
Use hydrogen peroxide & baking soda on grout
Scrub your grimy grout with a tooth brush and a mix of hydrogen peroxide & baking soda. Gleaming! Get tutorial here
Fill in drywall holes with makeup applicators
If you've found (or made) a tiny hole in your drywall, don't worry. The drug store has what you need. Get tutorial here
Insulate gaps underneath your window trim
If you're feeling a draft it might be coming from underneath your window trim. Seal it up! Get tutorial here
Bend the hinge to fix a swinging door
To fix a door that's constantly swinging open and closed, bend hinges just slightly with a hammer. Get tutorial here
Remove shower door strips for deep cleaning
Pull the plastic strips off the bottom of glass shower doors, scrub 'em & put them back. Get tutorial here
Cover ruined veneer cabinets in contact paper
If your veneer starts to chip away or peal but you're not ready for a redo, cover it up. Get tutorial here
