The Storage Tip That Helps Protect Patio Furniture Over The Long Winter
Winter is coming - but your patio furniture doesn’t have to suffer for it. Learn how to keep your cushions from flattening and how to clean before storing.
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Add Some Holiday Cheer To Your Bedroom With This One Easy Swap
When decorating for the holidays don't limit it to your front porch and living room - add some holiday cheer to your bedroom, too, with this quick swap.
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11 Ways To Use Pole Wrap For Stunning DIY Upgrades In Your Home
Pole wrap can be used for more than just covering unsightly basement poles. With some imagination, it can be used in decor upgrades throughout your home.
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The Perennial To Plant In November For Golden Blooms & More Pollinators In Summer
Come November, many plants are done growing for the season. Plant this perennial in late fall, however, and receive golden blooms and pollinators in summer.
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How To Fix A Cracked Shower Floor Without Needing A Professional
Using a few hardware store products, you can fill in and cover cracks in a shower floor, leaving no evidence it was there and saving money on costly repairs.
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Many household items have much shorter lifespans than most people expect, with quiet signs of aging that often go unnoticed until performance starts to slip.
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Water Hacks To Keep Your Home Warm Without Touching The Thermostat
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Poison Ivy Goes Incognito In Winter—here's How To Spot It Without The Leaves
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Shower Floor Cracks Are Almost Always A Sign Of A Bigger Problem. Here's Why
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Many household items can evade washing until they're completely ruined or ineffective. Consider this article a gentle nudge in their direction.
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Say Goodbye To Flat Edges: This Elegant Kitchen Countertop Trend Is Taking Over In 2026
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Why Your Peace Lily Plant's Tips Are Turning Brown (And How To Rescue It)
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The Vintage Christmas Decor To Look For At The Thrift Store (It Can Be So Valuable)
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The Affordable Way To Give A Thrift Store Christmas Wreath A Major DIY Upgrade
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Dryer Lint Buildup Is Way Worse During Winter - Here's Why (& How To Prevent It)
Lint buildup can decrease the efficiency of your dryer, shorten its lifespan, and create a fire hazard, and in winter, it should be even more of a concern.
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A DIY Christmas Lamp Post Is The Old-School Decoration You Need For Your Entryway
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Buds Dropping From Your Christmas Cactus? Here's The Cause (And The Cure)
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