A drywall expert reveals some of his best tips and tricks so you can handle the job like a pro. The post Homeowner’s Guide to ...

Have an unused dryer vent? If you want to get rid of it and patch up your wall, don't worry - it's not too hard. Here's how ...

Add small amounts of water by squeezing it from a sponge. Thread paper drywall tape through the banjo as shown in the photo.

Defeating Wi-Fi dead zones is more important than ever. A mesh network system can help, and these are the best we've tested. I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year ...

For most homes, the best mesh router is the TP-Link Deco W7200, which is a two-piece mesh system with excellent performance for $189. It has a tri-band design and supports Wi-Fi 6 -- two things ...

An ideal application for mesh networking is off-grid communication; when there’s no cellular reception and WiFi won’t reach, wide-area technologies like LoRa can be used to create ad hoc ...

Fortunately, there's another alternative: a mesh Wi-Fi system. Also known by popular brand names like Google Nest Wi-Fi Pro, or TP-Link Deco, mesh systems (or mesh Wi-Fi routers) are designed to ...

Using a stud finder is one way to locate the framing hidden behind the drywall, but that does you little good if you don’t happen to have one in your arsenal of tools. Stud finders can also be ...

That's where Wi-Fi mesh router systems come in. These kits blanket your home in a consistent web of Wi-Fi signal, using multiple physical pieces of transmitting hardware to help spread the signal.

The best mesh Wi-Fi systems are the ultimate upgrade for your home network especially if you’re tired of dealing with Wi-Fi dead zones. These multi-piece kits can fill even the largest homes ...

The Amazon Eero dual-band Wi-Fi mesh system 3-pack covers up to 4,500 square feet and supports speeds of up to 550 Mbps. It gives you access to the 2.4 Ghz and 5 GHz bands, providing more ...

If you're shopping around for a mesh Wi-Fi system, chances are you're experiencing dead zones somewhere in your home. Mesh routers use multiple devices to spread a more reliable Wi-Fi signal from ...