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EPISODE · Aug 22, 2026 · 45 MIN

Gary Sullivan 8/22/2026 Hour 1

from At Home with Gary Sullivan

Gary Sullivan is tackling some common household issues, from hard water to driveway maintenance. If you're dealing with a pesky water softener or wondering how to keep your driveway looking its best, you won't want to miss this hour Gary dives into the world of water softeners, discussing the benefits of having one and how to determine if you need one. He also talks to a listener who's experiencing issues with their tankless water heater and offers some valuable advice on how to maintain it. Additionally, Gary shares some tips on how to keep your driveway looking its best, including the importance of sealing it and using the right type of sealant. Gary also chats with a listener who's dealing with a flooded basement and offers some advice on how to prevent it from happening again. He also talks about the importance of ventilation in the attic and how to ensure that your home is properly ventilated. And, as always, he takes calls from listeners who have questions about various home improvement projects. If you're looking for some practical advice on how to tackle common household issues, tune in to this hour of "At Home with Gary Sullivan" to learn more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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