Why You Can Skip Sterilizing Your Garden's Soil
Are you considering sterilizing your garden's soil? Though there are plenty of reasons to want to, it's actually not always necessary. Here's why.
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Create An Outdoor Rug Out Of Old Garden Hoses
Don't know what to do with your old garden houses? Well, don't throw them out. Use them to create functional, stylish, and easy-to-clean rugs. Here's how.
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Types Of Stone That You Cannot Clean With Water
Stone is a durable material, however, it is also porous and needs to be maintained carefully. Here are the types of stone that you cannot clean with water.
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The Clever Hack That Prevents Your Seat Cushions From Slipping
Keeping your cushions from slipping is a key skill during the summer months. Find out what materials you need and what steps to follow to avoid this dilemma.
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How To Use A Shower Caddy To Keep Your Kitchen Organized
If you need more kitchen storage, you may need to get creative. Learn how to use shower caddies for kitchen organization and to save space in your kitchen.
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How To Transform Your Outdoor Patio To The Perfect Workspace
You might think it's enough to have a comfortable place to sit and a table for your laptop. But if you're in it for the long haul, it's time for upgrades.
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All You Need To Know About Waterproofing Stucco
We'll dive into the various materials installed prior to applying the stucco, like water-resistant barriers, to keep moisture away and protect your walls.
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Here's Why You Should Grow A Snake Plant In Just Water And Not Soil
Snake plants can take root and thrive in almost any condition. And by removing soil from the equation, you don't have to worry about watering and more.
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How To Make Your Pothos Plants Look Fuller
Pothos are beautiful and beneficial plants, but they tend to look rather leggy over time, although they are relatively healthy. Here's how to fix this.
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Pros And Cons Of A Straight Vs. Curved Shower Curtain Rod
The finishing touches to a bathroom can make or break the design. We consider the pros and cons of a straight vs. curved shower curtain rod.
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Why Deck Skirting Is Beneficial For The Longevity Of Your Home
Though deck skirting improves your dwelling's foundation, it performs a functional role in protecting your home, and its structural integrity.
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HGTV's Nate Berkus Demonstrates How Bins In The Bathroom Can Make Your Life A Breeze
Is your bathroom lacking organization and therefore making your life harder? Designer Nate Berkus has shared a simple and easy way to solve your problem.
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Transform Your Window Into A Stylish Bar With This Easy Shelf Hack
Thinking of a bar for your home but low on cash? Well, if you have a window and some ample space around it, this easy shelf hack can make your dream come true.
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Why You Should Be Cautious Of Backsplashes In Small Kitchens
Small kitchens don't always benefit from tile backsplashes. Here's a few reasons why and some alternative ideas to protect and cover your cozy kitchen's walls.
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DIY Shower Cleaning Items That You Should Think Twice About
Oils, bleach, and baking soda can damage surfaces or make them slippery. That said, they do have their uses in the bathroom.
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Use Marie Kondo's Folding Method To Keep Your Kitchen Towels In Check
Tired of rummaging through your dish towels to find what you're looking for, just to be left with a messy drawer? Marie Kondo's hack will put and end to that.
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What Is Bleached Soil And How Does It Affect Your Potted Plants?
Bleached soil refers to a gradual change where it starts turning a lighter shade on the surface almost to the point of looking tan or white.
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Here's When You Should Start Worrying About The Cracks In Your Ceiling
A cracked or damaged ceiling can occur for a number reasons in your home. Here's when you should start worrying about the cracks in your ceiling.
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Above-Ground Vs. Semi Above-Ground Pool: Which Is Right For Your Outdoor Space?
The warm-weather months may bring an inclination toward adding a pool. But, which is right for your outdoor space, an above-ground or semi above-ground pool.
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The Extension Hack That Adds Serious Countertop Space To Your Small Kitchen
If you're looking to add a little bit of extra counter space for preparing your meals, or for presenting food buffet-style, this hack is a great way to do it.
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Should You Ever Install Kitchen Shelves In Front Of A Window
When designing your kitchen it's important to consider how much storage space you need. We look at whether you should install shelves in front of a window.
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How Risky Is It To Buy A House With Roof Damage
We can provide insights to help you decide whether to buy a home with roof damage based on your financial situation and motivation. Learn more.
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Here's What The UK's 'Criminal Plant' Ban Really Means
Plants facing criminal charges in a court of law? We took a closer look to really understand the consequences at hand and how the ban is put into effect.
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How Much It'll Cost To Repair Your Boiler
If you live in a cold climate then you know the importance of maintaining your heating system. Here's how much it'll cost to repair your boiler.
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Can You Actually Turn A Greenhouse Into Your Permanent Home?
For those who love to bring the outdoors indoors, a greenhouse might seem like a dream home. But is it possible to make this dream come true?
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Silver Carpet Is The Durable Grass Alternative You Can Cover Your Lawn With
These days many homeowners are shying away from water-intensive lawn maintenance and looking for something long-lasting and easier to care for.
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A Tennis Racket Is The Trick To Dust-Free Couch Cushions
Instead of vacuuming or lint rolling, this dust-extraction method disrupts the fine dust that has settled into the upholstery. See this hack!
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