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"  1. WHEN TO USE PRIMER: Prepping with primer helps paint to adhere better and can also cut the number of coats you need to apply. Our fave? Benjamin Moore Fresh Start Natura Primer (about $40 a gallon)), which earned the Green Good Housekeeping Seal.  2. WHAT TO DO WHEN THE TOILET WON&amp;#039;T STOP RUNNING: Stop jiggling the handle and take a look under the hood. The guilty party is likely a worn rubber flapper valve (which controls water going from tank to toilet), a loose or too-tight chain that prevents the flapper from closing completely, or a jammed sliding mechanism or float ball. You can pick up a new flapper for less than $10 or a full toilet-repair kit for about $20 at home-improvement stores. Be sure turn off the water supply before you start the repair; for basic how-tos, go to goodhousekeeping.com/toiletfix. 3. UNSTICK THAT PESKY INTERIOR DOOR: You can chalk this annoying issue up to loose hinge hardware or swelling caused by humidity. First, tighten each screw with a screwdriver (or replace with larger-gauge screws if they turn without tightening). Door still won&amp;#039;t close? Swelling may be the issue. Smooth the edges where they hit the frame with coarse (60-grit) sandpaper. Open and close door; admire handiwork.  4. FIX A DRAFTY WINDOW: In order to solve this problem, you&amp;#039;ll have to play detective. Light a candle and move it slowly around the window&amp;#039;s perimeter. The flame will flicker near a leak. Caulk any cracks where the frame meets the wall, or replace the window&amp;#039;s weather stripping.  5. ERASE WHITE WATER WRINGS ON A FINISHED WOOD TABLE: A white ring means the water is trapped in the finish so the wood usually isn&amp;#039;t permanently damaged. To release and absorb the moisture, cover the ring with a clean towel; press down for several seconds with a dry iron set on low to medium. (Don&amp;#039;t touch the soleplate to the wood.) Repeat if needed; polish as usual. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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