Drywall anchors are not expensive, but reusing them could save you from drilling more holes into your walls. Find out when ...

Struggling to remove your drywall anchors without causing damage to the wall? Grab this common tool to make the task a breeze ...

Before you decide, you have to ask whether you can reuse the drywall anchor in the first place. Whether you want to put a new item on an old anchor or install a previously used anchor in another place ...

The next best thing to use is a drywall anchor. Luckily, there are a variety of wall anchors to choose from, with each rated to hold different weights. They are also rated for a range of wall ...

That being said, if I built Fido's doghouse with drywall screws (because I have 6,000 of them) and in 10 years I disassemble Fido's doghouse to a build one for Fifi, I'd most likely reuse the ...

"Reuse" means you're doing demo on your house and rather than knocking down walls with a sledge hammer you're removing each screw from the drywall and saving them in your pocket. Not very likely ...

Put the toggle bolt (the screw) through the hole in the rack and screw the bolt into the toggle. Shove the toggle through the ...

If you're deciding between a spring loaded and a fixed curtain rod, consider these pros and cons to ensure you make the best ...

Both types can give false readings. Magnetic options only work if nails or screws are present and in the right place, while ...