8 Paint Colors To Avoid Using In A Living Room (And Cozier Alternatives To Try)
A living room should be a calm and inviting space, but our experts reveal that if you choose paint colors like certain shades of blue, it may be the opposite.
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The Laifen Swift Hair Dryer Offers A Luxe Hair Experience In A Compact Package
Is the Laifen Swift hair dryer really as good as the company claims or is the hype just full of hot air? Find out if this high-tech hair dryer is worth it.
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How To Arrange Wildflowers In A Bouquet To Look Intentional
Expert Nicole Dillon tells us how to create the perfect wildflower bouquet, including choosing the right varieties of flowers and mistakes to avoid.
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DIY Bonsai Soil That Is Sure To Make Your Little Plants Thrive
Bonsai trees need a very specific type of soil to thrive. North American bonsai expert Mr. David Easterbrook gives us a DIY bonsai soil recipe.
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We Used Lemon Juice To Banish Weeds From A Gravel Driveway. Was It Worth The Squeeze?
Keen to wipe out weeds without using chemicals? You've probably heard about lemon juice. We put this theory to the test by spraying it on a weedy driveway.
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11 Fast-Growing Herbs That Can Help Control Rabbits In Your Garden
Need to deter those pesky rabbits quickly? Try planting strongly scented herbs that are offensive to a bunny's sense of smell, and keep your veggies pest-free.
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The Best Method For Replacing The Pull Cord On Your Lawn Mower
We spoke to expert Bryan Clayton, who explains when to replace your lawn mower pull cord, how to remove the old one, and how to measure the new rope.
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6 Worst Colors To Paint Your Kitchen (And What To Choose Instead)
Choosing a paint color for the kitchen can make or break the look. Luckily, our experts have shared which hues are out — and which shades to opt for instead.
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How To Determine The Best Horsepower For Your Garage Door Opener
Garage door openers serve a simple purpose, but if you choose the wrong power level, you could end up with system that burns out easily and quickly.
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Is Closing The Vents In Unused Rooms During The Summer Heat Really A Good Idea?
Wondering if you could save money on cooling bills this summer by closing vents in rooms you don't use? Doing this could actually cost you more in the long run.
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What To Know Before Buying And Installing A High-Efficiency Toilet
High-efficiency toilets can reduce water usage and water bills while also helping the environment, but they aren't always compatible with all plumbing systems.
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The Fast-Growing Fruit Tree That Will Happily Grow And Flourish In Clay Soil
Clay is not the ideal medium, but this North American native will not only survive in it — it will thrive and produce fruit, as long as you care for it well.
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The Vinyl And Limestone Combination Flooring You Have To Try
Looking for flooring that's durable, waterproof, and resistant to stains and scratches? Consider SPC, a type of vinyl flooring made of limestone and PVC resin.
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The Best Way To Fold Kitchen Towels If You Have Shallow Drawers
Keeping kitchen towels neat and organized can be a difficult task when you have shallow drawers. But our expert is on hand to offer some clever folding tips.
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13 Outdated Kitchen Trends You Can Leave In The Past
Design trends come and go, and our design experts agree these kitchen trends are well past their prime. From hardware to range hoods, here's the inside scoop.
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The Biggest HVAC Mistake To Avoid Making In Extreme Heat & Why
When outdoor temperatures rise is when AC systems really shine, but Shawn Giffin, virtual HVAC expert at Frontdoor, recommends avoiding this common mistake.
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You Shouldn't Be Laying Wet Cardboard Under Your Gravel. Here's Why
Cardboard can be useful in garden beds to suppress weeds, but we asked an expert whether it's good practice to put this under gravel. Here's what she had to say
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The Tiny Furniture Trend That Adds A Thoughtful Element To Your Home's Design
Erika Dale, interior design expert and founder of Erika Dale Interior Design, talks to us about incorporating tiny furniture for style and functionality.
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Signs It May Be Time To Replace Your Water-Damaged Subfloor
In an exclusive interview with House Digest, Skylar Bartlett from Kreer Construction shares the common signs that indicate whether a subfloor needs replacing.
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Avoid These Design Traps If You're Going Bold With Pattern Drenching
Interior designers share common mistakes that make pattern drenching feel messy rather than elegant, such as not having a color palette or ignoring sightlines.
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Resurfacing Laminate Countertops: DIY Or Call In The Pros?
For those who need their laminate countertops resurfaced, our expert is on hand to help you decide whether to go the DIY route or call in the professionals.
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The Common Product You Should Never Use To Restore Shine To Vinyl Floors
Are your vinyl floors looking a bit dull? An expert explained why that may be, along with the dos and don'ts of keeping your flooring clean and shiny.
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Expert Tips For Perfecting Quarry Tile Floor Installation At Home
Don't attempt a DIY floor tile installation without checking out these expert quarry tile tips from Carmine Argano, owner of a Long Island flooring business.
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The Yard Fire Pit Placement Mistake That's Hurting Your Home's Value
Fire pits are a cozy place to gather with friends and family, and while this is typically positive for a home's value, the wrong location could be a detriment.
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Does Pothos Actually Help Other Plants Propagate? Here's What The Science Says
A recently circulated hack claims that pothos grown in water will help other plants sprout roots. We reached out to an expert to weigh in with the facts.
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12 Tips For Making Small Rooms Appear Larger Using Paint
You may not be able to change the actual size of a room without doing a renovation, but you can change how large the room appears by simply using paint.
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Here's When It's Okay To Remove A Bird's Nest (& Avoid Hurting Any Birds)
Conservation scientist Charles van Rees, Ph.D., explains when it is safe to remove or relocate birds nests, prioritizing the law and the safety of the birds.
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