Washing Soda Vs. Baking Soda: How Are They Different And Which Is Best To Use?
Washing soda and baking soda look much the same, and have similar uses, but there are significant differences between them. Here are a few, and some uses, too.
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The DIY Concrete Patio That Will Add Style To Your Yard
If you are looking for a budget friendly way to improve your outdoor areas, then check out this DIY concrete patio that is sure to add style to your yard.
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How To Use Your Morning Cup Of Coffee To Banish Weasels From Your Yard For Good
Instead of using harsh chemicals in your garden, why not employ natural remedies? Here is how to use coffee to keep weasels out of your yard for good.
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The White Vinegar Solution That Keeps Coyotes Away From Your Yard
A number of factors can attract coyotes to your yard. White vinegar may provide a potential solution, although you'll want to follow some best practices.
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Grab A Few Dollar Tree Salt Shakers To Make Plant Propagation A Breeze
Rather than spending a ton of money on jars for plant propagation, or giving up your drinking glasses, just grab a few salt shakers from Dollar Tree.
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Keep Your Garden Soil From Freezing This Winter With TikTok's Clever Hoop House
Winter weather doesn't mean you have to stop your gardening practice all together. Check out how to build a hoop house to combat freezing temperatures.
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Garden Herbs To Plant Near Your Roses To Keep Pests Away
Protect your prized rose garden from pests by planting these companion garden herbs nearby. Read on to find out which plants pair the best with roses!
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How To Get Rid Of Crickets In The House (And How Cinnamon Could Prevent Them)
Crickets are never a welcome guest, as they are loud and difficult to catch. Prevent them from coming inside in the first place with cinnamon powder.
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How To Thin Seedlings For A Bigger Harvest In Your Veggie Garden
Thinning your seedlings is an essential step in creating a productive and thriving garden. Use this guide to reward yourself with even more herbs and veggies.
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Turn Your Old Laundry Detergent Container Into An Adorable Planter In A Few Simple Steps
Turning a laundry detergent container into a planter is easy. You'll just need a pair of scissors, a sander, a craft knife, soil, and your plants.
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DIY A Budget-Friendly Strawberry Planter That Solves Your Pest Problems
Strawberry plants produce delightful fruits, but pests find them just as tasty. Try out this DIY planter that will help keep insects off of your berries.
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Do Persimmon Seeds Really Predict Winter Weather? Here's What House Digest's Master Gardener Says
Some believe that identifying the shape inside a persimmon fruit seed can predict how harsh the winter will be. Find out if this is myth is actually true.
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The Popsicle Stick Hack That'll Fill Your Yard With Birds
To create a bird-friendly yard, you can easily make a DIY birdhouse using popsicle sticks -- perfect for engaging children with a fun and easy craft.
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What To Know About Ground Birdbaths (Good & Bad)
While many homeowners choose pedestal or hanging birdbaths, there's another option: types that rest on the ground. Here are the pros and cons of these baths.
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The Secret Ingredient That'll Make Your Compost Richer Than Ever
Bags of compost aren't cheap. If you're trying to enrich your garden soil, try making your own compost at home and include this one simple ingredient.
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DIY Squirrel Repellent To Save Your Deck & Outdoor Spaces From Destruction
Are squirrels destroying your wooden deck or outdoor space? Learn how to deter them with a DIY repellent that's made out of ingredients from your kitchen.
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Try This Tip When Planting Strawberries For A Happier And Healthier Plant
Delicious strawberries aren't the easiest thing to grow. Many problems may arise for all kinds of reasons. However, you can minimize them by using this tip.
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Why Using Window Bird Feeders May Not Be The Best Idea
Window bird feeders are clear and attach to glass with suction cups. While these make for ideal bird-watching conditions, they also come with some downsides.
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How To Protect Pumpkins From One Of Their Biggest Enemies In The Garden
Pumpkins need protection as they grow into big healthy fruits. Luckily, there's an easy way to keep your pumpkin patch safe from predators.
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Why You Should Rethink Using Plants To Keep Deer Out Of The Garden
Some believe that you can use certain plants to deter deer from your yard. However, there are a few reasons why you may want to use another deterrent instead.
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Why Those Christmas Ornament Hangers Are Perfect For Your Hummingbird Feeder
Discover how the metal hangers that are usually used to hang Christmas ornaments on trees can be repurposed to benefit the hummingbirds that visit your feeder.
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Ferny's At Magnolia Tells Us How To Create Drainage In Houseplant Pots With Zero Drilling
Ferny's plant shop at the Silos sells plants in vintage and other irreplaceable containers. They told House Digest how they create drainage without a drill.
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Can Vinegar Really Help Keep Snakes Out Of The Yard?
No one wants to see a snake in their garden, especially if you have kids and pets. Use this natural deterrent to keep the slithering pests at bay.
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The Secret Weapon You Need To Keep Ticks Out Of Your Yard And Garden
Keeping ticks out of your lawn and garden is essential, especially if you have kids or pets. Use this popular scent to send the tiny pests packing.
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Why You'll Want To Start Filling Your Flower Pot With Aluminum Foil
The next time you gather your gardening tools for some container gardening, consider grabbing some foil, too. Your pots (and your wallet) will thank you.
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The Kitchen Scrap That'll Do Wonders For Your Growing Basil
A certain kitchen scrap will serve you better in your basil's soil than in the trash can. It could even help you revitalize a struggling plant.
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The Popular Herb That'll Keep Ants From Invading Your Garden
Thyme, which has antifungal and antibacterial properties, can be especially effective if you're looking to keep ants at bay in your home garden.
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