House Your TV Remotes With A Dollar Tree Must-Have That Doubles As A Carrying Case
If you've got a remote for your TV, another for cable, a third for a DVD player and a fourth for your Fire Stick, you may need this inexpensive hack.
Read MoreLucy Hankins
House Digest Editorial Policies
House Digest uses a knowledgeable team of editors, writers, and experts to create all our content. We dive deep into the always-evolving conversations surrounding design and home trends, striving to deliver the most current and helpful tips, strengthened by expert takes and tutorials from our talented team.
As we cover many fields of expertise, we make it a priority to ensure every beat remains fresh and comprehensive. Additional information on our editorial process available here.
Stories By Lucy Hankins
-
-
Quick Fix Solutions For A Dripping Faucet
The drip, drip, drip of a faucet can cost you money and cause bigger problems down the road. Here are some quick solutions until you can make permanent repairs.
Read More -
Disinfect Your Garden Tools In A Snap With A Popular Cleaning Wipe
Easily disinfect your garden tools with a popular cleaning wipe. Keep tools safe and free from germs in just a snap, ensuring a healthier garden environment.
Read More -
The Stars Of HGTV's Unsellable Houses Have A Trick For Roping In More Buyers
When selling your home, it's important to make it stand out. Luckily, the stars of HGTV's "Unsellable Houses" have a trick for roping in more buyers.
Read More -
How To Facemount Privacy Fence Panels For A Sleek Backyard Look
Having a privacy fence installed can keep your backyard (and your home) safe from prying eyes. Here's how to facemount privacy fence panels.
Read More -
Reliable Alternative Heat Sources For If You Lose Power This Winter
Losing power is a common occurrence in the winter. So, instead of sitting in the cold, learn about the reliable heat alternatives you can use to stay warm.
Read More -
The Simple Salt And Oil Hack That Will Become Your New Blackout Savior
Blackouts are never convenient, but if you find yourself in the dark with no flashlight, you can easily create a light source using this simple hack.
Read More -
The Best Method To Sharpen Your Branch Cutters At Home
Dull branch cutters are as good as useless. To bring yours back to their original sharpness, reach for this handy, easy, and affordable method.
Read More -
HGTV's Erin Napier Ditches A Trendy Kitchen Island For A More Functional Alternative
On "Home Town," HGTV's Erin Napier ditches a trendy kitchen island for a more functional alternative. Here's why and how you can install it in your home.
Read More -
How Far A Table Should Be From The Wall For Comfortable Dining
The layout of your dining room should be about style, functionality, and comfortability. Here's how far your your dining table should be from the wall
Read More -
The Genius Pool Noodle Hack That Makes Watering Your Christmas Tree A Breeze
If you have a real Christmas tree, watering it involves awkward bending and the risk of spilling. But this pool noodle hack will make the process much easier.
Read More -
What To Look For When Finding A Privacy Window Film That Works At Night
Adding a window tint to your home can greatly increase your privacy, but most are ineffective at night. Here's what you need if you want all-day protection.
Read More -
The Property Brothers' Time-Saving Solution For Outdoor Holiday Lighting
Hanging outdoor lights is one of the most hated holiday tasks. Luckily, the Property Brothers have a brilliant idea for saving time without sacrificing spirit.
Read More -
Prevent Spiders From Invading Your Home With A Popular And Powerful Solution
Spiders can be a nuisance for homeowners, especially if you're allergic to their bites. Thankfully, a product on the market can keep your home spider-free.
Read More -
Use A Simple Storage Solution To Keep Lawn Seeds Viable Over The Winter
Timing is key when sowing lawn seeds, and if you need a safe way to store your extra supply over the winter months, here's the best way to do so.
Read More -
Electric Vs. Hand-Sharpening Stones For Knives: Which Is The Better Option?
It's important to keep your kitchen knives sharp, but what tool should you use to do so? Here are the pros and cons of electric sharpeners and whetstones.
Read More -
The Simple Addition That'll Keep Your Pets From Crawling Under Your Fence
Pets, especially dogs, may be able to push or dig under a chain link fence to escape your yard. Here's how you can strengthen the fence to prevent this.
Read More -
The Essential Accessory For Extra Privacy Screen Support
Does your living space have a privacy screen or room divider that's always tipping over? Here's what you need for better privacy screen stability.
Read More -
The Property Brothers' Jonathan Scott Has A Modern Approach For Flood Prevention
HGTV star Jonathan Scott shared his most important advice for protecting your house from potential floods due to leaking pipes. Here's what you should do.
Read More -
Here's How To Secure Curtain Rods On Block Walls For A Brand-New Look
Curtains can add color and style to any space, but you may be wondering if you can hang them on brick or concrete walls. You can - here's how.
Read More -
Mistakes To Avoid When Sharpening A Chainsaw With A File
Keeping your chainsaw sharp is an important part of its care and upkeep, but there are some common mistakes you'll want to avoid when using a sharpening file.
Read More -
Here's How To Sharpen Your Machete's Dull Blade For Precise Gardening Cuts
Your machete is a great gardening tool, but its hard use makes the blade dull quickly. Here's how to sharpen the blade to keep it in the best condition.
Read More -
Never Worry About Dusting Tall Shelves Again By Reusing Old Newspaper
Dusting any top shelf can be a real pain. Luckily, we've got a hack for reusing old newspaper to keep those tall shelves free and clear of dust.
Read More -
Can You Add An Edge To Your Pruning Shears With A Kitchen Knife Sharpener?
When your pruning shears are dull and all you have on-hand is a kitchen knife sharpener, will it do the trick to add an edge? Here's what we know.
Read More
