What r/homeowners is talking about this week

is accidentally slamming the toilet lid down whenever I go to someone else's house.

Wife and I just bought our first home. We knew the laundry room was small but didn’t realize how small until we moved in the washer and dryer lol. The dryer (the one closest to the window) being...

Especially if wind blows mine into their lawn since I don’t have a fence on one side. I have a large yard and don’t really have the time to be clearing it all the time. Opinions/thoughts? Should...

We live in an older house (1952) but my wife pulled the door shut to our guest room and the knob is now continuously turning…the latch is permanently engaged. Any ideas for a next step? I don’t...

We had a gas line put in and a few days later a single toilet was acting up then later everything started backing up. Hired a different plumber come auger our main line and they pulled mud out...

I want to say no, but I just had the roof replaced last year

Hi all, new to me house, originally built in 1959. Previous owners had done some renovations and an addition so I don't think very much is original. I'm ripping up carpet in one room and under the...

I have an outdoor shower and my house and I’m looking for how to winterize it before temperatures get to freezing. There’s no water shutoffs that are dedicated to it either. The only branching...

We need to sell our home because we need to move out of state. Our home is in texas and home prices have gone down. Either we take a $14k loss to bring the price down to a “competitive” level or...

I'd like to know what's moving around in the backyard after dark, but I don't want a floodlight firing off at every little thing that moves. The neighbor's bedroom window is maybe thirty feet from...