DIY advice

Removing old wallpaper rather than painting over it will help to achieve better long-term results. We have compiled a series of simple yet effective steps to help you remove that old, dull wallpaper from your room.

Water conservation has risen in importance in Irish households since the introduction of water charges, so we have pulled together some tips on reducing your water usage and conserving water in your home.

As well as the loss of valued possessions, burglary is an intrusive crime that leaves its victims with a loss of their sense of privacy and security. Our busy lives can keep us away from home more than ever, so here are a few precautions to safeguard your property.

Just like your oven, BBQs need to be cleaned regularly to ensure healthy and safe cooking, and to prolong the life of your barbecue. Following our step-by-step guide will make cleaning your charcoal barbecue quick and easy.

Every home needs a basic tool kit to resolve the more straight forward household issues as they arise. Such problems usually occur when you least expect it, so being equipped in advance is half the battle. No shed or toolbox is complete without the following 10 items.

Choose the wrong colour and it will become the most blatantly noticeable thing about your home. However, the right colour will make your home look its best and bring a smile to your face every time you pull into the driveway.

Interior doors play a huge role in your home’s décor. The right doors should blend in and feel right in your hand. So whether you’re building or redecorating, let us help you choose.

Growing your own fruit and vegetables is healthier as it allows you to control how your food is grown, choosing organic methods if you wish. It is also much cheaper, thus reducing your weekly grocery bill.

Windows are difficult to keep clean; they’re often hard to reach and even a speck of dirt is clearly noticeable on their glass surfaces. Here’s a step-by-step guide to our proven window cleaning method.

From harsh winter weather to spring nesting, there are a few simple things you can do all year round to help your local birds survive and to encourage them to visit your garden.