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Saturday, July 26, 2008

Tip of the Day Categories » Cabinets and Countertops

Tip of the Day Articles: Cabinets and Countertops

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Cost of Cabinets and Drawers Opting for more doors keeps cash in your drawers.
Counter Culture Plastic laminate countertops? Not today! New trends are "solid as a rock."
Countertop Intelligence Are your countertops up to snuff?
Cultured Marble Counters When stains and scratches cause a scare -- here's some special fix-it care!
Granite Transformations New countertop techniques and technology put a new face on what you see!
Kitchen Cabinet Tune-up No money in the budget to replace or reface cabinets? Tune-up and spruce-up.
Kitchen Island Living Plan and build your fantasy island as the pros do -- the right way!
Kitchen-counter Cutting Boards If you have a grungy-looking cutting board, here's what to do.
Loose Cabinet Door Hinge? Fix and tighten super-loose screws... so doors look and act as good as new!
Make A (Back) Splash! Make a big splash design wise with a bigger back splash.
Making Cabinets ''Toast'' How a countertop favorite can "toast" more than it's made for!
Old Countertop, New Look An affordable alternative to a new tile countertop.
Patching Countertop Laminates A quick countertop fix that will yield a surface as good as new.
Patching Plastic Laminate Making "ugly" go away.
Plastic Laminate Bubble In the kitchen, water is the enemy and countertops are no exception.
Plastic Laminate Separation Don't come unglued when your counter tops do!
Sagging Shelves Got shelves that bend in the middle? Don't get mad, be supportive!
Setting Kitchen Cabinets Sprucing up your kitchen.
Super Shelf and Drawer Liner Save shelf and drawer wear and tear by "lowering" some overhead!
What's Up? How to see what’s “up”… when you are way down “below” !

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