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How to Protect Hardwood Floors During Winter Weather
Winter weather brings cold temperatures, snow, ice, and moisture—all of which can pose a threat to your beautiful hardwood floors. From muddy boots to melting snow, the winter season demands extra care to maintain the integrity and appearance of your flooring. Here are practical tips to protect your hardwood floors during the cold months and keep them looking great all year round. 1. Place Mats and Rugs Strategically Mats and rugs are your first line of defense against winter dirt, moisture, and salt. 2. Remove Shoes at the Door Shoes and boots are a major source of dirt, salt, and...
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Plumbing
How to Prevent Drain Clogs During the Winter Months
Winter weather can make plumbing issues even more frustrating, and clogged drains are no exception. Cold temperatures can cause grease to solidify, debris to build up faster, and pipes to become more vulnerable. Preventing clogs is easier (and cheaper!) than dealing with a full-on blockage or frozen pipe. Here are simple tips to keep your drains flowing smoothly all winter long. 1. Be Mindful of Grease and Oils Cooking grease is one of the most common culprits of winter drain clogs. Cold temperatures cause grease and oils to harden faster, creating stubborn blockages. 2. Run Hot Water After Each Use...
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Exterior
How to Prevent Exterior Cracks During Freezing Weather
Freezing weather can wreak havoc on your home’s exterior, causing materials like concrete, brick, and wood to expand and contract. This freeze-thaw cycle can result in unsightly and potentially dangerous cracks in foundations, walkways, walls, and driveways. The good news is that with a few preventative measures, you can minimize the risk of exterior cracks and protect your home. Here’s how to safeguard your property during freezing weather. 1. Seal Cracks and Gaps Before Winter Existing cracks are prime areas for water to seep in, freeze, and expand, leading to further damage. 2. Apply a Protective Sealant Adding a weather-resistant...
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