After being buried in the blizzard of 2010, residents of the Northeast are digging out of as much as two feet of snow. In the storm’s wake, complaints about snow-covered streets and abandoned cars have piled up. Here are tips to make life during the big dig easier to manage.
So we’ve all done it. Forecast calls for big time snow and we race out to grab a “snow shovel.” Every snow shovel I have…
I come by my nickname, “the 2-by-Guy,” honestly. Whenever I’m scoping out new tools as an editor for HGTVPro, in the back of my mind…
Sorry, but I have very little to good to say about no-name snow shovels. I do have a lot of nice things to say about…
Question: Hey MyFixitUpLife, I have an old house question. I feel like I should know the answer to this, but I don’t. On the roofs…
OK, I’m geeking out. For a guy who is officially cured of desire to shovel snow and has spent an inordinate amount of time trying…
When snow is in the forecast, fold your windshield wiper arms up so the wiper blades are not buried under the snow. This makes the…
Mother nature brings the snow, but we’re bringing the muscle with winter DIY projects prep Mark & Theresa are getting you ready for winter weather,…
On the fence about buying a snow blower—or snow thrower—as some people I’ve never met call them? I can see why. They’re not cheap. And…
It’s winter time and one of the best things to do is cozy up to a fireplace. So, to help give you all an idea…
Grab your jacket and gloves. Even though winter‘s here, the yard and house still need our cold weather TLC. We’re sharing some DIY know-how that will…
Year after year tool companies find ways to make tools better, easier to use, safer, or just more useful. Some years see gradual improvements, but…
Just a few DIY insulation tips can make a big difference. Get your DIY on to make your home more comfortable for your family by…
Question From the Twitter-Sphere: MyFixitUpLife, what is the best way to maintain heat in a trailer during the winter? Take into consideration that I live…
After being buried in the blizzard of 2010, residents of the Northeast are once again preparing to dig themselves out of as much as 1-2…
Snow guards are those…you know…’thingies’ you see at the edge of a roof. And I love them. But what are they for? I usually see…
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