A little knowledge can save you money, help you avoid frustration and make you happier with your home. Once you’ve read 100 Things Every Homeowner Must Know, you’ll know the answers to the questions below—and a whole lot more.
• When an appliance isn’t working, what should you do before you call a repair pro?
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• What’s the best way to prevent catastrophic water damage while you’re on vacation?
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• For better home security, which two areas should you focus on first?
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• How can you protect appliances and electronics from power surges—and instant destruction?
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• When your smoke alarms are about 10 years old, what should you do?
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• What type of paint is best for most interior and exterior projects?
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• How can you reduce soap scum buildup effortlessly?
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• Which type of faucet valve is least likely to develop drips?
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• What’s the easiest way to avoid furnace trouble?
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• Who should you call before digging in your yard?
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• Which method of killing ants actually makes them harder to eradicate?
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• If you fertilize your lawn just once a year, when should you do it?
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• What causes most problems with lawn mowers and other small engines?
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