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The Best Neighborhoods For First-Time Homebuyers in D.C.

The Best Neighborhoods For First-Time Homebuyers in D.C.

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17 Insanely Clever Household Uses for Rubbing Alcohol

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By Manasa Reddigari, Savannah Sher
| Bob Vila
Battling bacteria and treating wounds are all in a day’s work for rubbing alcohol, but it might surprise you to learn that the hardworking antiseptic is as handy around the house as it is at first aid. If you have a bottle of rubbing alcohol in the medicine cabinet that’s collecting dust, put it to good work deodorizing, deicing, and cleaning the house. Photo: Tom Fenenga for BobVila.com When temperatures dip overnight, you can expect frost on your windshield in the morning.
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The Best Gardening Gloves to Protect Your Hands in the Yard Original

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By Tiffany Thomas Lewis, Manasa Reddigari, Glenda Taylor Verified
| Bob Vila
Photo: Paul Rankin for Bob Vila We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › Key Points A gardening glove should leave no more than ¼ inch between your fingertips and the glove tip, and fit snugly at the wrist to keep dirt and debris out. The material matters. Leather offers the best thorn and puncture protection, while bamboo and cotton are better choices for tasks that require breathability and dexterity.
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The Best Paint Primers for Every Surface and Project Original

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By Debbie Wolfe Verified, Manasa Reddigari
| Bob Vila
Photo: Debbie Wolfe for Bob Vila We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › Whether you’re painting the living room or a patio table, applying a prep coat of primer to the surface can improve adherence, prevent peeling, and reduce the number of coats needed to finish the job. While all primers contain more resins and less pigment than paint, formulas vary from product to product.
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