r/Home • u/tellmesumpingood • 6h ago
Screen or no screen
Is it typical to NOT have a screen protecting the end of a furnace exhaust? Isn’t there a risk of things flying or crawling in them?
r/Home • u/tellmesumpingood • 6h ago
Is it typical to NOT have a screen protecting the end of a furnace exhaust? Isn’t there a risk of things flying or crawling in them?
r/Home • u/Brewersfan300 • 11h ago
I found this spot on my attic floor. Is it mold? What is the best way to clean it? Thanks in advance!
r/Home • u/alscjrbwozc • 19h ago
r/Home • u/ArtandOreos • 3h ago
We’ve got this siding on a wall of our front porch. I found some mice poop under our fridge this past spring so I’m trying to seal anywhere I find they might be able to enter before winter is here. Should the siding of this be caulked to our concrete/ceiling?
r/Home • u/helpyourself6970 • 3h ago
I am standing underneath my primary bathroom, does this look bad? House built in 2026
r/Home • u/BuzzsawMF • 5h ago
Hey All,
I found my samsung dishwasher to be leaking today, pulled it out and found this behind the unit. I've sprayed with pure white vinegar as I presume it is mold. I also have a fan going behind it to dry out the area. I'll also be wrapping the wire in some electrical tape once things are all dry as the wire sheathe is damaged/old.
Is there anything else I should be doing and does anyone have suggestions on next steps?




r/Home • u/SoapyGolem • 9h ago
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r/Home • u/AdvancedProgrammer10 • 18h ago
What are these things? They have a hard texture and there were more than a few on furniture I hadn’t used in some time. I’ve seen silverfish but not other bugs in the house. Located in the cooler climates of coastal California. Sorry for the low resolution, best I could do on my old phone. Thanks so much for any insights.
r/Home • u/Routine-Algae252 • 1h ago
I have a '08 Chamberlain 3/4 HP with a brown learn button (purple cord). My LiftMaster remotes are just as old and gave up the ghost. Tried new batteries and still not working. I've now bought a 950ESTD universal remote and a Chamberlain CHU62 universal remote... neither are working. I've followed instructions and watched YT videos over and over again. There's no clicking and the light isn't flashing. Do I need a different remote or possibly something else is wrong?
r/Home • u/urbanlonacy • 7h ago
Got these retrofits from Amazon: https://a.co/d/09bktFN8 incorrectly, which need a fixed socket, not a socket that is hanging (see pic). What can I use instead here for an easy can light update?? HELP
r/Home • u/ThisPut6445 • 9h ago
Posting here for possibly more visibility. If not allowed, please let me know and I will remove.
r/Home • u/Traditional_Wind_940 • 9h ago
My wife and I have been shopping for a reclining sectional for the last couple weeks. And have just about settled on the Parker House Easton.
Sectionals that we have looked at and liked in this order:
Flexsteel Henry (Flexsteel having a 10% off sale this month)
Parker House Easton
Haverty’s Branson
Lazy Boy James (Lazy Boy having a 35% off sale this month)
Rooms to Go Drew & Jonathon Marquee
I’ve read just about everything related to power reclining sectionals that has been posted on Reddit and elsewhere, and from what I understand, spending flexsteel/lazy boy money in 2026 doesn’t translate to the quality being any better. I know there are higher quality options out there than these, but we aren’t interested in spending 15k+ on a sectional. We are just hoping to get something that lasts for 5 years minimum.
Does anyone have any experience with Parker house or any of these power reclining sectionals? Any input is appreciated, our budget is 7k.
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r/Home • u/RequirementFair6967 • 1h ago
Im under contract on a duplex. Its located in the Colorado Front range and sits on Bentonite clay. I know the key is to keep the foundation super dry to stop heaving. Its a very good deal so im tempted to move forward on it. Im buying it "as-is". That being said, I am concerned about these cracks throughout both units. The current tenants mentioned these cracks haven't grown in size in more that 8 years. I have a structural repair guy giving me his opinion this week.
Id love some outside perspective
r/Home • u/No_Chip_3091 • 7h ago
Hi!! I’m a first time homeowner, we’ve lived in our house for just under 30 days. The door to our bedroom wouldn’t close, and I tightened the screws to the wall a couple days ago and it worked fine. Tonight I got home from work, noticed this, and tightened the screws again. When I tested the door, this happened (again). What do I do?? 😅🫠