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Can You Add Water to Concrete?
It can be tempting to add water to make your mix easier to pour and finish, but be careful or you could weaken the concrete.
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Waterproofing a Custom Bathroom Suite Using Schluter Systems
Watch how Schluter's line of products were used to waterproof and unlock some interesting design features in this bathroom suite at FHB House CT.
How to Acclimate a Wood Floor Correctly
Knowing how to acclimate your wood floors before installing them can help prevent moisture issues down the road.
A Better Way to Budget in Residential Construction
Using transparent budget reports throughout the building process can help keep everyone's expectations on track.
Warm Floors and Energy Efficiency
In-floor radiant heat—especially in bathrooms—is a popular home improvement, but is it wasteful?
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Importance of Primer in Residential Painting
Learn from this third-generation painter how choosing a primer with strong adhesion prepares your walls and surfaces for the perfect paint job.
Protect Cord Connections
If you ever need to run more than one extension cord outdoors, this tip will come in handy.
Cutting Small Tile
Cutting small tiles comes with extra challenges. Learn how a simple addition to your saw's sliding table can make cutting small tile easier.
Hose Management
Mark uses a spring clamp to help manage his unruly pneumatic nailer hoses and maintain safety.
Detailed Assemblies for an Airtight Small Home
Designer Amber Westerman shares drawings and details for building a high-performing slab-on-grade foundation, double-stud wall, and truss roof with nontoxic materials.

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