Whether you completed a whole-house painting project or just did a few touch-ups in one specific room, anyone who's ever bought paint before knows that there's almost always some left in the can once ...

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No matter how carefully you measure before starting a paint job, it’s inevitable you’ll end up with some paint left over. In fact, 10% of purchased paint—or about 70 million gallons—goes unused in the ...

Paint is one of the most common items people dispose of incorrectly. Being a liquid, it isn't something that should go directly in the trash, and oil-based paints are highly flammable, so what should ...

Before you throw paint away, consider recycling or donating it if it's still good. Many states let you dry out and throw away old latex paint, but double-check with your town. Oil paint is a household ...

Summer is high season for home improvement projects, so there are likely to be pyramids of leftover paint cans sitting in basements and garages. Paint that is not properly stored or disposed of can be ...

Don’t panic—we know exactly how to get paint out of carpet. With these expert tips, that acrylic, latex or oil-based paint stain will be a distant memory in minutes. Uh-oh. You just looked down and ...

Whether you completed a whole-house painting project or just did a few touch ups in one specific room, anyone who's ever bought paint before knows that there's almost always some left in the can once ...