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Quick Tips: How to Store White Clothes

Storing summer clothes? Keep whites away from direct sunlight -- they often have colorless dyes that can turn yellow when exposed to sunlight for a long time.

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Quick Tips: How to Store Out-of-Season Clothes

Short on closet space? Attach a wooden rod or metal pipe to attic rafters to hang out-of-season clothing. Just don’t overload it.

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Quick Tips: How to Store Metal Tools for Winter

Ready for winter? Store metal shovels and garden tools in a dry space with the heads pointing upwards to help prevent rusting.

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Quick Tips: How to Store Dry-Cleaned Clothes

Storing dry cleaned clothes? Remove them from their plastic bags and put them into ventilated cotton bags. Plastic can let mold or mildew form and cause leather or suede to dry out.

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Quick Tips: How to Store Firewood

Got firewood? Store it at least 15 feet from your home's foundation, so if termites get into the woodpile, they won't spread to your home.

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Quick Tips: How to Reduce Snow Shoveling Injuries

Shoveling snow? Reduce the risk of injury by running in place and then stretching for a few minutes before you start.

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Quick Tips: How to Relieve Back Pain from Shoveling Snow

Back pain? Invest in an ergonomic snow shovel; they're lightweight and have a contoured handle that's designed to reduce bending and decrease lifting.

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Quick Tips: How to Make Snow Removal Easier

Snowstorm coming? Apply a de-icer to your walkways and driveways before it starts to snow to reduce accumulation by 2 to 3 inches. Use an eco-friendly product that won't harm pets or plants.

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Quick Tips: How to Maintain Your Garage Freezer

Need extra freezer space? Consider adding a freezer to your garage. Just check the temperature occasionally, especially when the seasons change -- it should always be between -5 and 5 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Quick Tips: How to Keep Firewood Dry

Want dry firewood? Cover and elevate your woodpile a few inches off the ground to keep it from soaking up water and to improve air circulation.

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Quick Tips: How to Cool Your Garage

Installing a ventilation fan in your garage? For maximum cooling, put it high on the wall directly opposite the garage door.

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Quick Tips: How to Clean Your Fireplace

Cleaning your fireplace? Sprinkle the ashes with wet coffee grounds before you remove them; they'll be easier to sweep up, and you won't get ash and dust all over the room.

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Quick Tips: How to Clean Fridge Spills

Tough spill in the fridge? Sprinkle baking soda on a damp dish towel and gently scrub the spot. It will remove the stain without harming the surface.

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Quick Tips: How to Maximize Your Air Conditioner's Settings

Want to boost your window air conditioner's power, but don't want to boost your bill? Put a fan in front of the unit to help spread the cool air without having to raise the settings.

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Quick Tips: How to Camouflage Wood Floor Scratches

Scruffed-up wood floors? Camouflage scratches with a wood-repair wax stick or wood-stain marker.

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