Temperatures across Upper East Tennessee are expected to drop into the single digits again this weekend. And as the temperature drops, the pipes in and around your home are at ...

Understanding how to protect your plumbing during extreme cold temperatures can help save you from nightmare scenarios.

Heat tape or a built-in heating element helps protect against freezing, but misuse can cause pipe damage. Choose self-regulating heat tape or a hose heater that adjusts to outside temperature changes.

This video shows how to diy fix, install, or mount a retractable hose reel on a post in the garden when there is no wall or ...

A frigid cold spell can turn a cozy home into an icebox and a beautiful garden into a frozen wasteland. It’s that time of ...

Winter storms can cause costly home damage, with frozen pipes, roof issues, fires, and personal injury liability among the ...

When temperatures dip below freezing, New England residents should brace for the possibility of pipes freezing in their homes. Here’s a quick guide on preventing that from happening and what to do if, ...

Homeowners who recall the Polar Vortex almost exactly two years ago are finding dire shortages of supplies to prepare their fruit trees, palm trees, and other e ...

For instance, researchers use the backyard sightings that users submit to Project FeederWatch —a joint program run by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Birds Canada —to track long-term changes in ...

Energy bills are still stubbornly high, the nights draw in earlier, and the garden feels like it’s slipping into shadow. You want safety along the path, a little glow by the shed, maybe something ...

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