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7 Best Mini Chainsaws We've Tested for Fast, Easy Yard Work (opens the original)
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We've been independently researching and testing products for over 120 years. If you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more about our review process. A full-size chainsaw is more tool than most homeowners need for routine pruning and yard maintenance. Mini chainsaws deliver plenty of cutting power in a lighter, easier-to-handle package that's ideal for trimming branches, cutting back shrubs, and cleaning up storm damage. For this guide, experts in the Good Housekeeping Insti
I’m a Home Expert: These Leaf Vacuums Will Will Cut Your Raking Time in Half (opens the original)
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We've been independently researching and testing products for over 120 years. If you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more about our review process. A leaf vacuum is a perfectionist’s go-to tool for yard cleanup. Use blower mode to clear most leaves from the lawn, then switch to vacuum mode to pick up stragglers under bushes and along foundation walls. Its built-in macerator chops the leaves into tiny pieces for easy disposal—or use them as mulch around trees and in garden
Home Experts Are Warning You to Do These 5 Things Before the Next Storm (opens the original)
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There are all kinds of ways that new homes are being built to withstand extreme weather, with things like hurricane-proof windows and fire-resistant roofs. But what can you do to protect your current home from the ravages of intense wind and rain? Any time there’s a major storm in the forecast, like the nor’easter that’s currently spinning towards my corner of the country, I run through the following safety checklist. A lighting strike to the house or downed wires in the neighborhood could cause
The Surprising Thing Home Experts Say Is Crucial to Do During the First Week of Fall (opens the original)
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Home maintenance needs to happen throughout the year, but if any one season stands out as the most important, it’s fall. That’s because harsh weather is on the way in most regions, which is tough on the home, plus it means more time spent indoors, adding wear and tear to equipment, surfaces, and the like. To kick off the official start of fall, our experts in the Good Housekeeping Home Improvement & Outdoor Lab pulled together this list of maintenance tasks that you should tackle right away. The
Experts Warn: Don't Skip This One Lawn Task This Fall (opens the original)
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A lot of lawn care companies want you to think you need to fertilize your lawn multiple times throughout the year. The truth is, a single application is usually enough. But only if you put it down at the right time, which many homeowners assume to be spring. Seems logical, right? The grass is coming back, time to hit it with some nutrients. But in fact, it’s just the opposite. The end of the growing season, before the lawn goes dormant for the winter, is the crucial time to fertilize. Doing so w
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