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Outdoor DIY Tips
Outdoor DIY Tips
Outdoor DIY Tips
- Leaf cleanup: Rake or mulch fallen leaves so they don’t suffocate your lawn. Mulching them with your mower adds nutrients back into the soil.
- Lawn prep: Aerate and overseed your lawn before the first frost—grass grows roots in the fall that help it thrive in spring.
- Fertilize: Apply a fall fertilizer to strengthen your grass for winte
- Leaf cleanup: Rake or mulch fallen leaves so they don’t suffocate your lawn. Mulching them with your mower adds nutrients back into the soil.
- Lawn prep: Aerate and overseed your lawn before the first frost—grass grows roots in the fall that help it thrive in spring.
- Fertilize: Apply a fall fertilizer to strengthen your grass for winter.
- Garden beds: Cut back perennials, remove dead annuals, and add mulch to protect roots.
- Trees & shrubs: Water them deeply before the ground freezes; wrap young trees if you’re in a frost-prone area.
- Irrigation system: Drain and winterize sprinklers/hoses to prevent freeze damage.
- Outdoor furniture: Clean, cover, or store patio furniture and grills.
Seasonal Advice
Outdoor DIY Tips
Seasonal Advice
- Heating system: Change filters, test your furnace, and schedule a service if needed.
- Ceiling fans: Reverse the blades (clockwise) to push warm air down.
- Humidifier: Clean it and have it ready—dry winter air can crack wood and irritate skin.
- Smoke & CO detectors: Test batteries before fireplace/furnace season.
- Draft blockers: Add wea
- Heating system: Change filters, test your furnace, and schedule a service if needed.
- Ceiling fans: Reverse the blades (clockwise) to push warm air down.
- Humidifier: Clean it and have it ready—dry winter air can crack wood and irritate skin.
- Smoke & CO detectors: Test batteries before fireplace/furnace season.
- Draft blockers: Add weatherstripping or door sweeps to keep heat in.
- Attic & basement: Inspect insulation, pipes, and vents for leaks or drafts.