Ditch The Gray Paint And Try These Trendy Colors For 2025
Gray has long been the go-to paint color for home interiors, but it's set to be replaced by trendier alternatives. Find out the best paint shades for 2025.
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A Case For Ditching The Junk Drawer Once And For All (And What To Try Instead)
Still tossing all of your miscellaneous items into a drawer? It might be time to reconsider this approach if you're looking to maximize your storage space.
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Breathe New Life Into Soda Can Tabs By Turning Them Into A Unique Décor Piece
Think twice before throwing those soda can tabs away. You can repurpose them into a unique décor piece with this clever and sustainable DIY.
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Downsides No One Tells You About Bird Bath Heaters
Bird bath heaters help keep water in the bath from freezing during winter. But despite their good intentions, their are a few downsides you should know.
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The Easiest Solutions For DIY Shower Curtain Weights
A too-light shower curtain leads to uncomfortable contact and wet floors. Here are some DIY weights to keep your shower curtain in its proper place.
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Elevate The Look Of Wallpaper By Hiding Seams With A Helpful Tool You Already Own
Are you installing overlapping peel and stick wallpaper panels in your home? Discover a simple trick that will help you hide the bulky seams between panels.
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Why Resetting A Toilet Could Save You More Than You Think
A toilet that leaks at the base can cause expensive problems like mold and water damage to the floors and ceilings below. Resetting the toilet stops the leak.
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The Stunning Adjustable Shelf Bookcase That Even A Beginner Can DIY
When you think of adjustable furniture, a shelf bookcase isn't usually the first thing that comes to mind. But it's actually a simple DIY project you can do.
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The Method For Creating A One-Of-A-Kind Wooden Box In No Time
Building your own home decor can be surprisingly easy, especially if you have the right tools. With this quick trick, you can make the process even simpler.
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Swap Outdated Flimsy Blinds With One Of 2025's Biggest Window Treatment Trends
Blinds are important for privacy, but flimsy vinyl blinds can bog down your interior design. We're embracing a more welcoming window treatment trend in 2025.
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The Post-Breakfast Mistake That Could Cost You Your Drains
Avoid clogged drains and expensive plumbing repairs by learning how to avoid making this common mistake with a popular breakfast food.
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7 Smart Ways You Could Be Using Your Lawn Mower In The Winter
There's no need to keep your lawn mower idle during winter. Learn the many ways your mower can come in handy even when there's no fresh grass to mow.
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Think Twice Before Trying The Internet's Super Glue Hack To Fix A Loose Screw
While you can learn many handy home improvement hacks from the internet, here's why you should avoid the one that uses super glue on a loose screw.
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The Vinegar Hack That Will Have Your Dirty Vinyl Fence Looking Like New
Vinyl fences don't rot or rust, but they do get dirty and even moldy. This easy vinegar hack will have your grimy vinyl fence looking like new.
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Turn Wood Pallets Into Affordable Rustic Christmas Decor
You don't need to spend much to give your home a rustic holiday vibe. This affordable DIY hack allows you to repurpose your wood pallets into Christmas decor.
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DIY A Gingerbread House That Will Last All Season Using A Common Kitchen Throwaway
Traditional gingerbread houses are delicious, but they don't last long. For one that lasts all season, reuse this kitchen item you'd typically throw away.
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Here's An Easy Way To Safely Dismantle Wood Pallets Without Damaging The Boards
Wood pallets are a great source of reclaimed wood, but actually getting the wood can be a hassle. Fortunately, there is an easier way to dismantle pallets.
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What Are Iceberg Houses? Here's How Celebrities Are Jumping On The Trend
There is a new trend in celebrity home design, and it's known as the iceberg house. Read on to discover what this trend is and why it's taking off.
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The Glue Trick That Joins Two Pieces Of Wood Without Clamps In An Instant
If you're new to woodworking and don't yet have clamps to assist in bonding your projects together, here's a special type of glue that will do the trick.
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Build The Cozy Modern Lamp Of Your Dreams With IKEA Products
Creative, decorative lamps are one of the easiest ways to spruce up your space. Unfortunately, they can get expensive. Make your own with this clever IKEA DIY.
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How To DIY An Affordable Version Of The IKEA Donut Lamp For Trendy Lighting
DIY an affordable version of IKEA's VARMBLIXT donut light for warm mood lighting using a few items you can purchase at a local store or online. Here's how.
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The Clever Crayon Hack That Makes Wallpaper Seams Simply Disappear
Wallpaper seams can look unsightly and clumsy, but this clever crayon hack promises to make them disappear. Let’s find out how well it works.
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Reasons Your Clean Clothes Are Yellowing And What You Can Do About It
If your white clothes are deepening to a shade of yellow, it's important to know why so you can prevent discoloration - and know how to revive them.
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The DIY Tool Storage System That Outshines Pegboards & Other Alternatives
Having a dedicated place to store your tools ensures that they'll last for years to come. This clever tool storage system is better than the other alternatives.
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Don't House Hunt Without One Essential Tool To Check Electrical Systems
When house hunting, it's important to be aware of any electrical faults, so don't start searching for your dream home without this essential tool.
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Salt Can Kill Wasps, But There's A Specific Way To Do It
Nobody wants wasps hovering over them -- or worse, finding their way into your home. While using salt can kill them, there's a specific way to do it.
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Costco Has The Only Thing You Need To Declutter Your Mismatched Food Containers
If your cabinet of plastic food storage containers is a toppling, mismatched clutter zone, you might want to check out this solution from Costco.
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