How To Restore A Vintage Oven For An Authentic Feel
If you have a vintage oven laying around and want to restore it, there are a few things you can do to get it up to speed.
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Keep Walls Pristine With A Tip To Prevent Marks When Moving TVs
Are you moving soon and concerned that your TV might cause scratches and scuffs on the walls? Discover a simple tip to help you avoid this problem.
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How To Create An Efficient Closet Drawer System Without Breaking The Bank
If you're looking for an affordable way to organize your closet, here's the lowdown on how to create an efficient drawer system without spending a fortune.
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Simple Methods For Insulating Your Interior Doors
Insulating your doors can help protect against leaking sound and air drafts. Here are five simple methods for keeping your doors properly sealed.
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Why You Should Consider Custom Curtains For Your Closet Door
Whether you're replacing an old closet door or covering a makeshift closet nook, custom curtains can be a smart and stylish choice with many similar benefits.
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How To Grow An Apricot Tree From Seed (& Common Mistakes To Avoid)
Apricot trees can be a beautiful addition to your garden, so be sure to follow the necessary steps to grow one from seed -- and avoid these common mistakes.
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Plants That Celsius Weed Killer Can And Cannot Get Rid Of
Celsius weed killer may be great at tackling troublesome plants, but it can't deal with all of them. Here's a look at the weeds it can and cannot get rid of.
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The Importance Of Sealing Your Pocket Door And How To Do So
The front door of your home is probably completely sealed. But, what about the pocket doors around your house? This is how to seal them and why you should.
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What Is Tar And Gravel Roofing And Is It A Good Choice For Your Home?
Explore the pros and cons of installing a tar and gravel roof. Discover its design and whether it's the best investment for your home.
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How To Build Deck Stairs Out Of Composite Material For A Long-Lasting Solution
If you'd like to build deck stairs that are long-lasting, consider making them out of composite material to ensure you're able to enjoy the most out of them.
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Create A Whole Kitchen Organization System With Nothing But IKEA Products
A kitchen organization system can really define the space, and you can make one out of nothing but IKEA products. Here's how you can get started.
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18 Beautiful Ground Covers That Are Great For Preventing Soil Erosion
As you review this list, you can find several beautiful plants to use on their own or in vibrant pairings for protective ground cover to prevent soil erosion.
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Prevent Mold Growth In Your Home During Winter By Protecting These Vulnerable Areas
Although mold thrives in warm and moist conditions, there are areas of the home that are susceptible to this fungus during the cooler winter months.
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Low-Maintenance Companion Plants That Grow Well With Wild Ginger
We've compiled some of our favorite recommendations for low-maintenance companion plants that will thrive and look beautiful alongside your wild ginger.
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Choosing A Sensitive Skin Laundry Detergent? Here's What To Look For On The Label
"Sensitive skin" laundry detergent is not necessarily one size fits all. Instead, there are a variety of labels, some clear, some vague, to look out for.
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Why You Should Learn To Recognize A Giant House Spider (& What To Look Out For)
The giant house spider is largely beneficial for helping control other, more dangerous pests, but here's how to tell it apart from other spiders.
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Signs That It's Time To Call In A Professional For Black Widow Spiders
Black widow spiders are a nasty surprise for any homeowner. Be sure to spot the signs that it's time to call in a professional to deal with these pests.
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Use These Spaces In The House For Stress-Free Storage After Costco Bulk Buys
No matter how big or small your home is, you can always find storage space for items from your trip to Costco. Here are some ideas for creating more storage.
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Precautions To Take When Using Essential Oils On Your Granite Countertops
Certain essential oils are a popular cleaning solution for granite countertops, but make sure you take these important precautions before using them.
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Why Your Yoshino Cherry Tree Is Dying & What To Do About It
Yoshino cherry trees make for beautiful blooms in spring, but there are lots of factors that may affect their health. Here's how to prevent your tree's death.
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3 Spiders That Are Attracted To Coastal Landscapes (And What You Can Do About It)
If you have a home near the beach, you may see a lot of these three types of spiders. Here's what you can do to keep them away from your home.
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Sourdough Starter Is About To Become Your New Favorite Natural Plant Booster
Many people renew their love of baking as summer closes. If you have even a little sourdough starter on hand, your plants may also be interested in your hobby.
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Is There A Mold Detector? (& What Can Help Identify A Problem In Your Home)
No one wants to find mold in their home, but detecting it is needed to avoid festering issues like structural damage. Is there such a thing as a mold detector?
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