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  How to Store Your Lawnmower for Winter

  December 06, 2012; 10:18 AM

  Winterizing your mower now can save you some serious lawnmower repair bills in the spring.

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  What Autumn Means to AccuFans

  September 24, 2012; 11:34 AM

  We shared what autumn means to meteorologists. Our fans responded with what it means to them.

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  Saturday's Fall Equinox: Earth's Season Change Explained

  September 21, 2012; 12:07 PM

  The seasons will change once again on Saturday, Sept. 22.

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  Meteorological Chaos: The Battle Between Summer and Winter

  September 21, 2012; 4:38 AM

  Autumn means many things to many people, but in the world of weather and to meteorologists it means exciting times and a lot of worries.

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  100 DIY Upgrades for Under $100

  September 20, 2012; 8:30 AM

  You don't need a fat budget to give your home a noticeable boost.

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  How To Talk like a Meteorologist?

  September 18, 2012; 1:28 PM

  What is a pirate's favorite letter?

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  How to Insulate Water Heaters, Pipes and Attic Spaces

  September 18, 2012; 8:56 AM

  Adding insulation is an inexpensive way to greatly reduce energy costs.

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  Cooler Temperatures Drive Rodents Indoors

  September 18, 2012; 5:08 AM

  The rapid reproductive cycle of mice make a major infestation in a short period of time possible.

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  Extend Your Garden Enjoyment

  September 17, 2012; 10:49 AM

  Extend the nutritional value and homegrown flavor into your fall and early winter meals with the help of short season crops and season extending strategies.

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  Climate Zones

  September 15, 2012; 9:25 AM

  Understanding the subtle differences of the four climate zones can help homeowners implement effective energy-saving landscaping techniques.

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  Preparing Tools for Next Season

  September 14, 2012; 8:07 AM

  Ready, set and go….it’s that time of year to prepare your garden tools for the next season.

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  Caulk and Weatherstripping

  September 13, 2012; 12:20 PM

  Warmed or air-conditioned air mixes with outside air through gaps in your home's thermal envelope—exterior walls, windows, doors, the roof, and floors. Such air leaks can waste large amounts of energy.

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  Beginner's Guide to Seasonal Home Maintenance

  September 13, 2012; 10:03 AM

  As autumn approaches, here's a list of household repairs and inspections that should take place at the start of each new season.

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  Enriching Soil and Other September Gardening Tips

  September 13, 2012; 9:21 AM

  Preparing your garden soil for next year, getting houseplants ready for winter and dividing daylilies are some of the gardening activities for this month.

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  Garage Organization: Whip Your Garage into Shape

  September 13, 2012; 8:41 AM

  Garage cleanups are a lot of work, but they pay off big time. Organizing now will safe you a lot of hassle come winter.

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  6 Best Plants for Your Garden’s Shady Spots

  September 10, 2012; 11:28 AM

  If planted now, they will have time to establish themselves over the winter.

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  12 Quick Ways to Save Household Energy

  September 09, 2012; 9:22 AM

  Most are fairly easy DIY jobs and will pay you back in savings fairly quickly.

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  Preparing Your Home For Winter

  September 04, 2012; 9:37 AM

  Take the time now to make sure your home will be ready for winter.

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  Lighten Up: Saving Energy with CFL Bulbs

  September 01, 2012; 9:13 AM

  Swapping traditional light bulbs for compact fluorescent bulbs (CFLs) is one of the easiest ways to start saving energy at home and at work.

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  Infographic: Be Informed When Fall Allergies Strike

  August 16, 2012; 7:11 AM

  Everything you need to know about fall allergies and how the weather spreads pollens.

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  12 Ways to Use Temperature Instead of Chemicals to Clean

  August 14, 2012; 10:41 AM

  Do you really need a pantry full of cleaning chemicals? Or can ice, boiling water, baking soda and vinegar clean most everything?

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  A Guide to Home Air Purifiers

  August 08, 2012; 1:22 PM

  Residential air purifiers and cleaners can make important improvements to the home’s indoor air quality.