From scraping to sanding to priming to painting, it’s delightful once you figure out how to avoid the pitfalls.

Wood kitchen cabinets get covered in grease from cooking oil. Wood finish is sensitive to harsh cleaners, so it's best to use ...

Apply to furniture using a clean microfiber cloth ... Use leftover cooking oil to remove stubborn oil-based paint from your skin or brushes. Just dab a little onto a rag, rub it over the paint, and ...

It doesn't take more than a few minutes to clean a cast-iron pan. You also don't need to give your pan a full, deep clean after every use. If you've only fried an egg or reheated some chicken breast, ...

The results were admittedly not professional-looking, but the fresh coat of white paint was a major improvement on ...

…Or you can invest in a quality brush set meant for all things makeup and paint. Bodypainter Alexys Fleming, also known as “Lex” and “madeyewlook” came out with her own line, and her makeup brushes ...

A patio chair starts to splinter at the arms, the table looks tired and grey, and one summer thunderstorm can undo months of ...

As long as the wall paint isn’t flat or matte, WD-40 can make your child’s crayon masterpiece disappear. Allow WD-40 to sit ...

Several missteps can ruin the professional-looking finish you're aiming for when painting your kitchen. Follow these expert ...

Before turning the mower on its side, take out the spark plug, so there’s no chance of the blade suddenly spinning to life. A ...

Sticky cupboards can sour a spotless kitchen. Many households face fresh splatter build‑up as winter cooking ramps up and vents stay shut. That tacky film ...