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Home Front: T-Shirt Quilts, Reglazing Tubs, IKEA Sofas and Hated Design Trends
Post Home Section staffers Jura Koncius and Terri Sapienza take questions on your decorating dilemmas, from slipcovers and shutters to dog hair and duvet covers.
Other News & Features
Attic Fans That Make a Difference You Can Feel
Q DEAR TIM: I need an attic fan to cool my hot attic, but there are many types available. Should I consider a solar-powered fan? What type of attic fan do you use?
A Midsummer Garden's Blooms
Transcript: Home Front: Flea Market Tips, Roach Control and Decorating with Yellow
A Simple Tool for Perfect Tile Cuts
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FURNISHING & DESIGN
House Calls
Lori and Rick Zeoli of Annandale want to turn their bedroom into a "romantic getaway." Designer Diane Gordy offers advice.
A Germ-Zapper's Guide to Clean (Post, July 24)
His Turn to Sort, Scrap, Store (Post, July 24)
BUILD OR FIX IT
How To... Fix a Broken Slat (Post, July 24)
Small Change: Electronics (Post, July 24)
GARDEN & PATIO
Pedaling the Local Food Movement (Post, July 24)
French and Thin: Beans, That Is (Post, July 24)
When Too Much Is a Bad Thing (Post, July 24)
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