Most basements are cool and dark places where a musty smell doesn’t seem out of place. However, you shouldn’t detect a sewer ...

When you’ve cut your lawn for the last time this season, you may be tempted to tuck your mower away in the shed or garage. But don't forget this important step to help keep your mower ready for spring ...

Problems with drains, blockages and plumbing are expected to be the most common home emergencies - here's how to make sure ...

Salvage yards often document the mileage of major parts, and a mechanic should inspect a used transmission before ...

Oil leaks are always a sign of internal engine problems. Most of the time, these problems start with very small problems that ...

A vehicle that has been underwater can end up with electrical gremlins, mold, corroded wiring, and even structural issues ...

If you don't love the risk that comes with pouring liquids down your clogged drain, these dissolvable PACS deliver just the right amount of cleaning agent to cut through gunk and grease. Drop one in, ...

The two related problems — uncapped orphan wells and plugged wells failing, known as “zombie wells” — threaten Texas groundwater. Oil, fluids and the industry’s salty wastewater can flow up the well ...

There are a few pros and cons of a DIY oil change. For instance, a stuck oil filter is one of the issues that can stump home mechanics. Fortunately, filters usually give way when employing specialty ...

Too much oil can cause low oil pressure just like too little oil. A ticking sound or a low oil-pressure light could indicate too much oil is in the engine. Drain off excess oil to avoid damage to your ...

Across the board, there are a few maintenance tasks that are incredibly simple on most vehicles. Swapping out windshield wiper blades, replacing the cabin air filter, and even repairing small cracks ...

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