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No radiator, no pipe, just a warm wall: Heating wallpaper is designed to heat rooms almost invisibly and can even be installed by the user in some cases.

Vacuum robots are excellent for cleaning smooth surfaces. But how well do they handle different types of carpets?

How Often Should Towels Be Washed? Is 40 Degrees Enough? An Expert Explains What Matters in Changing, Washing, and Drying.

Stollen is one of the most popular baked goods during the Christmas season. But how long does it actually last? myHOMEBOOK has the answer.

Sometimes, unsightly black stains appear on the facades of houses above the windows. myHOMEBOOK explains what might be causing them.

Insurance doesn't always cover break-ins. myHOMEBOOK outlines cases where burglary victims might also bear partial responsibility.

A tunnel can quickly dampen the joy of a candle. myHOMEBOOK explains the causes and shows how to prevent it.

For open fireplaces in apartments and houses, specific regulations apply. myHOMEBOOK spoke with an expert on the subject.

Which wood is suitable for the fireplace, and how do you store it properly? myHOMEBOOK shares essential tips for heating with firewood.

Heat pumps are often installed as new devices during construction, but can they also be purchased used? myHOMEBOOK investigates.

How close can a tree actually be to the property line? myHOMEBOOK consulted a lawyer for an assessment.

Even amateurs can find truffles in Germany. An expert explains the catch to myHOMEBOOK.

Can You Burn Bamboo in a Fireplace? An Expert Explains What Happens and the Risks Involved

During the darker months, it makes more sense to schedule apartment viewings for the morning or early forenoon.

In the fall, some animals seek shelter within our homes. myHOMEBOOK introduces five common visitors.

Some properties are offered with usufruct rights. How does this arrangement work when renovations are planned? myHOMEBOOK explains.

Why Is Egg Yolk Sometimes Yellow and Sometimes Orange? What the Color of the Yolk Reveals About Feeding, Freshness, Quality, and Farming Practices

Not everything belongs in the garden shed. An attorney explains which items can be problematic when stored and when a fine might be imposed.

Saving on heating costs is sensible, but cold temperatures can cause damage. Here's what you should keep in mind when the heating is turned off.

Fresh firewood cannot be burned immediately; it must first be dried. But how long does this process take?

Even garden sheds often attract burglars, as some tools inside can fetch good money. myHOMEBOOK explains how you can protect yourself.

When fall arrives, many people need leaf guards for their gutters. But what really works, and who installs these systems?

In the fall, sunlight becomes increasingly scarce, but can the balcony solar power system still be effective?

When collecting mushrooms, it's worth looking up as well as down. Some plants indicate where mushrooms grow.

When buying a house, people typically take out a loan. But how much time usually passes between taking out the loan and paying it back?

Even in 2026, heating costs for some energy sources could rise. myHOMEBOOK outlines where it will be particularly expensive.

Improperly modified electrical installations and power surges can be dangerous.

The scorching summer leaves its mark on the fields. Which foods consumers can expect to see higher prices for now.

Quiet noises, flickering lights, or slamming doors. Whether an alleged haunting is actually a rental defect and what tenants need to prove.