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Confused by the competing claims of manufacturers? Here’s a guide to help you select the right caulk for tough jobs.
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14.4-volt cordless drills
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Tile may shed water, but a tile job is not waterproof. A master tilesetter explains how to use trowel-applied and sheet membranes to protect against leaks.
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Using an inexpensive tester, you can troubleshoot a miswired receptacle without even removing the cover plate.
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Remodelers have an obligation — both legal and ethical — to protect workers and clients from the hazards of lead-based paint. A research scientist specializing in environmental health offers practical guidelines for reducing this risk on the job site.
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OSB maker indicted for fraud, carpet offgassing revisited, code bodies flip-flop on cellulose flammability
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Q: We build along the coast in North Carolina, which is considered a high-wind zone with gusts up to 120 mph. We’re interested in using standing-seam metal roofing panels, but we are concerned about blow-offs. Can you tell us what details and panel specifications we should require from our roofing...
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Do balusters meet code?
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Better cordless saws
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Tight construction is now standard practice, and though it makes the house more energy-efficient, it can create serious indoor air quality problems. Three energy specialists team up to explain how to test for tightness and improve ventilation.