Caulk can also be used as a spot adhesive for a popped tile on a wall. If the tile is undamaged (or if you have a spare salted away) a few lines of caulk will have it back in place with zero fuss.

If you find that the bead of caulk is too small, you can always cut a little bit more off the nozzle tip. If a slight burr remains on the nozzle after you cut it, be sure to remove it by carefully ...

Caulk's strong adhesive properties make it an excellent sealant, but they also make it stick to clothing. If you're working with caulk and notice some of it has smeared on your clothes, act fast ...

Caulk cartridges aren’t designed to be resealed after they’re opened, but if you’re interested in preserving what’s still inside, you really just need to close the tip.

This might be why we don't have water intrusion alarms, because many times, the problem is no scarier or more complicated than a missing seal or broken caulk line under your kitchen faucet ...