Selling a home is all about first impressions, so don’t let potential buyers take a pass just because your landscaping isn’t up-to-date.

No matter where you live—house, apartment, dorm room, mobile home—one factor remains constant: There never seem to be enough power outlets. This may explain the popularity of multi-outlet power strips, which provide additional outlets and also let you control multiple components with a single on-off switch. There are some appliances, however, that should never be used with power strips because they could overload the circuit and cause overheating or even a fire. Here are some of the top examples of appliances that should never be used with a power strip.

While it's no big deal for a pro to grab a power drill to make a quick, precise hole, or to cut lengths of wood with a circular saw, some DIYers lack the skill, comfort level, or budget to wield an arsenal of power tools. The good news is, you can tackle plenty of functional and fun home projects without any power tools at all. Scroll through for 25 transformative indoor and outdoor projects that don't require a single power tool—then get moving on your favorite.

The walls of your house should be sturdy, but they don’t have to be boring. Amp up the appeal of your interior walls with a little painter’s tape and some bright ideas.