5 Easy Home Maintenance Fixes
Keep your home in tip-top shape with these easy tips
Photography: Vincent Coscolluela (Main Photo)
Having a beautiful home doesn't just mean having stylish furniture and accessories. Every inch of it should be well-maintained and not wallowing in years of neglect. Former home economics professor Dr. Eleanor Malicdem discusses five common home maintenance problems and shares tips on how to deal with each.
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