Susan McCullah

Contributing Writer

Susan McCullah has been a hands-on, budget-minded DIYer since she added an extra room to her treehouse when she was 10.

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About

Susan has been a hands-on, budget-minded DIYer since she added an extra room to her treehouse when she was 10.

Nowadays, you’ll find her (safely on the ground) updating her mid-century ranch. Susan has written dozens of articles about her DIY adventures for websites and newsletters. In her spare time, she loves traveling, watching college sports, and hanging out with Wednesday and Simon, her adopted dog and cat.

Articles
Creeping Charlie is an invasive weed that takes over your lawn. There are at-home and chemical ways to get rid of creeping Charlie while protecting your grass.
If you made breakfast that included bacon, you might notice that the smell lingers. Learn eight easy ways to get rid of the smell of bacon in your home.
Foxtail grass is a nuisance in yards and pastures, and is dangerous to animals. There are several ways to get rid of foxtail weeds without killing your grass.
English ivy may look pretty, but it’s an aggressive vine that strangles other plants and trees, and it can even damage your house. Here’s how to get rid of ivy.
Rich green grass is nice, and the roots below drive your lush lawn goals. But how deep do grass roots grow? Find out in our guide to grass roots.
Knowing what to do when the power goes out keeps you safe, healthy, and comfortable. It also helps you avoid costly electrical repairs caused by power surges.
If you’re growing a vegetable garden or planting a flower bed this year, knowing how to till your garden will help you prepare your soil effectively.
Knowing when to till your garden can be the difference between a healthy garden and one that won’t thrive. Here’s what to know about soil and tilling your garden bed.