The Two-Step Hack That Fixes Wood Cracks Without Filler
Expert carpenter and remodeler Bob Beacham shares his thoughts on this DIY method for fixing cracks in wood in an exclusive interview with House Digest.
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14 Things Professional Organizers Always Hunt For At Thrift Stores
When seeking organization solutions for your home, you may not think to shop at a thrift store. But, according to our experts, they could be a treasure trove.
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Home Storage Solutions That Add Resale Value To Your Property
Do you want to boost your home's value while making it more functional? Our experts recommend adding these storage solutions to your property.
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Porch Trends You Won't Be Able To Avoid In 2025
Porches are starting to evolve into bigger, more interesting spaces that cater to more than just a swing. Here are the trending ideas to look out for in 2025.
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How To Make Orange-Toned Wood Furniture And Gray Walls Work Together
Honey-toned furniture and gray walls typically aren't the best pairing, but there are ways to bridge the gap and make these two elements feel less disjointed.
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Gardeners Swear By This Simple Tip To Time Transplants Perfectly
Transplanting seedlings to the great outdoors can sometimes be a risky business, so we spoke to an expert to determine how to figure out the best time to do so.
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9 Wood Finishes That Are Dating Your Home, And How To Update The Look
The color of wood isn't the only thing that matters — the finish does, too. Our experts reveal which finishes are out of style, as well as ways to update them.
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The Alternative Method For Draining Your Pool Using A Vacuum Pump
Listen, we know that pools are expensive. If things break or you just need a one-time work around, you can use a vacuum pump to drain your pool in a pinch.
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Is A Silicone Countertop Protector Worth The Purchase Or A Hoax?
If you're installing new countertops, you're likely wondering if using a silicone countertop protector is worth it. Here, an expert answers your questions.
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Is This DIY For Sanding Difficult Spots Worth It Or A Waste Of Time?
DIY hacks found online are oftentimes a hit or miss. So, we asked our expert whether or not someone should try this DIY for sanding difficult spots.
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The Internet Trends Going Out Of Style In 2025
The internet can be a great source of design inspiration. But if you don't want your space to look dated, 2025 is the year to leave these trends in the past.
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What You Should Be Looking For In A Bird Feeder, According To Conservationists
Whether you're planning on buying a new bird feeder or designing your own, there are a few things you should be looking for to get the best results.
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Benefits Of Buying American Made Appliances (And Top Brands To Consider)
Find out the true benefits that come with buying an appliance that's made in the USA, plus which brands have retained their quality, according to our experts.
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The Window Treatment Mistake That Will Make It Harder To Sell Your Home
When the time comes to put your home on the market, you want to make sure that you're aware of a window treatment mistake that will make it harder to sell.
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The Uncommon Reason Your Toilet Is Clogged (& How To Fix It)
Is your toilet backing up no matter how many times you plunge it? It may be due to this uncommon type of clog. Here's what to know, and how to fix it.
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Who Is Responsible For Storm Damage Tree Removal?
To find out if homeowners insurance covers the cost of storm damage tree removal, we spoke exclusively to attorney and law professor Danny Karon.
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The Flowering Ground Cover That Adds Color & Texture To Rock Gardens Or Gravel Paths
Give your rock garden or gravel path a touch of color and texture with this low-maintenance, drought-tolerant, vibrant, flowering ground cover.
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The Easiest Joinery For DIY Drawers (It's Not Dovetail)
Dovetail joints are undoubtedly a stunning way to showcase superior craftsmanship, but what if you just need a strong and simple joint for your DIY drawers?
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17 Self-Seeding Flowers That Effortlessly Fill Your Yard With Color
Self-seeding flowers are the ultimate low-maintenance plants for a garden that looks colorful but requires minimal effort. Check out these gorgeous options.
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The Walk-In Closet Tricks Designers Use To Create A Luxe Look
Do you want to upgrade your walk-in closet for an elevated feel? Our experts share tips to help you make the space more high-end and luxurious.
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Is Shower Oil Safe For Bathroom Drains Or A Plumbing Disaster Waiting To Happen?
You might love the luxurious feeling of shower oil after a long day, but is it safe for bathroom drains or a plumbing disaster waiting to happen?
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Yaber L2 Plus Projector: A User-Friendly Theater Experience For Budget-Conscious Buyers
Is the Yaber L2 Plus Projector the missing piece of your perfect movie night? House Digest writer Noah Hoit takes a close look at this projector.
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11 Popular Perennials That Aren't Worth Planting, No Matter How Pretty They Are
These perennials may charm you with their looks, but there are good reasons not to plant them in your yard. Find out what they are, and what to plant instead.
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What You Should Never Do With Daffodils After They Stop Blooming
Daffodils are a bright sign of spring, but as their blooms start to fade, there's something you should avoid doing in order to ensure they come back next year.
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Household Appliances That Are Most Likely To Break Down (And How To Avoid It)
Appliances make our day-to-day lives so much easier when they're working. Our experts share which ones break down the most, and how to prevent it.
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Is Greenworks' Lawn Dethatcher Worth Buying If You're On A Budget?
If you're on a budget and considering buying Greenworks' lawn dethatcher for your lawn, you're in luck. We asked our lawn care expert if it's worth the money.
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Can You Layer Gravel Under Mulch For Extra Benefits? Here's What You Should Know
Gravel and mulch both benefit your landscape, so in theory they should work better together. Our expert reveals if there's any good in layering the two.
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