Cold months return, windows mist up, and that stale smell creeps back. Homeowners are turning to a breathable, old-world fix.

Learn how to use a microfiber cloth, dish soap, vinegar, baking soda, and toothpaste to remove marks from walls without damaging the paint.

Bleach might promise a quick fix, but it often just bleaches the surface - leaving the mould to creep back again. However, ...

Homeowners will know what it takes to keep a property in tip-top shape including keeping damp to a minimum. Whether you’ve been dealing with a damp problem for a while or you’re just starting to ...

Temperatures have dropped dramatically across the UK in recent weeks, which means mould is a big concern for homeowners and renters alike. Black mould is unsightly, bad for your health, and can cause ...

The drywalls of our house get covered with moisture, especially when it is cold or rains and we use our unvented gas heaters. Paint store people tell me to use Drylok on the walls to keep out the ...

Even if you find a shade you love online or in a friend's house, make sure it looks good in your own space before covering the walls. Kitzcorner Fresh paint is a simple way to give your home a new ...