13 Ways To Reuse Old Trampoline Springs
Trampoline springs should be changed out every few years. If yours are ready to go, don't just throw them away; consider these DIYs to reuse them.
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How To Ensure Your Bathroom Ceiling Lights Are Safe
Bathroom lighting can help you inspect yourself in the mirror, but it can also be a danger to you. Here's how to make sure that your ceiling lights are safe.
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Don't Toss An Old Garden Hose - Here's A Quick Hack To Reuse It In The Kitchen
Think twice before throwing your old garden hose in the trash. Instead, there’s an innovative and useful way that you can reuse it in your kitchen.
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A DIY Striped Ceiling Can Add Fun Interest To A Boring Hallway
Entryway looking bland? Add character and a sense of spaciousness by introducing a striped pattern onto the ceiling. This DIY is simple and budget-friendly.
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Beautiful DIY Drawer Pulls That Cost Less Than A Dollar To Make
Instead of spending over $10 each on drawer pulls, craft them yourself out of unexpected items. Each of these handles can cost less than $1 to make.
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The Cutting Hack That Makes Installing Peel-And-Stick Vinyl Flooring A Breeze
Peel-and-stick vinyl flooring is a DIY, budget-friendly way to update your floors, but working around the edges can be tricky. Here's a hack to make it easier.
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Ways To Heat A Basement Without An Electric Space Heater (And The Pros & Cons To Consider)
Basements are cold. But if you want to use the space during cooler months, without employing a space heater, these solutions will keep you warm and toasty.
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Give New Life To An Old Dishwasher By Using It For Functional Cabinet Storage
Skip the hassle of finding a way to responsibly get rid of your old dishwasher by upcycling its parts around your home, particularly for cabinet storage.
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How Joanna Gaines Tackles Industrial And English Cottage Decor Style
Joanna Gaines tackled a challenge when she was tasked with combining industrial and English cottage decor styles. Here's how you can incorporate her ideas.
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Why Some Homes Are Built Without An Entryway (& How To Create One)
If your home lacks an entryway, you might be wondering why. Learn all about it here and how you can create one on a budget without any construction skills.
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The No Demo, No Reno Solution For An Appliance Garage On A Tight Budget
An appliance garage keeps all your small appliances both accessible and hidden. If you're on a budget, check out a simple way to create this feature.
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Proper Installation Is The Key To Avoiding A Warped Fence
Wooden fences offer privacy for your yard, but they can also warp and bend when exposed to the elements. Here's how to install your fence to avoid warping.
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Add DIY Tile Shelves To Your Bathroom For Extra Storage And Style
Sure, you can go to the store and buy cheap, plastic storage shelves for your shower, or you can use some DIY knowledge to customize your own shelves.
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How To Remove Sliding Closet Door To Make Open Closet Space
Sliding closet doors can offer a sleek look for a walk-in closet, but they can also be frustratingly limiting. Luckily, it's easy to remove them entirely.
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When Does A False Ceiling Make Sense For Your Home?
Looking to enhance your living space with a false ceiling? Get tips on when it makes sense in addressing factors like aesthetics, insulation, and lighting.
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The Smart Tool That Keeps Screws From Slipping Off Your Drill Bit
If you find that screws keep slipping off your drill bit, it's understandable to feel quite frustrated. This handy tool will prevent this issue.
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Tips For Making Garage Storage Shelves Look More Luxe And Aesthetic
Garage shelves are usually industrial and unattractive, but it doesn't have to be that way. Try these tips to make your garage more visually appealing.
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Create A Gorgeous Rustic Accent Wall For Any Room In Your Home With A Simple DIY
Wood accent walls lend a rustic feel to any space. If this is the look you're going for, you won't need to shell out a ton of money with this simple DIY.
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The Low-Cost Hack To Stop Your Shades From Banging In The Wind
There are few things more annoying that hearing the sound of your shades banging on a windy day. Luckily, there's a low-cost hack to stop it from happening.
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Mike Holmes Shares A Clever Trick For Saving Money On Outdoor Wood Projects
HGTV's Mike Holmes knows all the tricks of the trade when it comes to home renovations. He shares one tip that can help DIY enthusiasts save money on lumber.
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Are All Generic Garage Door Openers Universal? Here's What We Found
If a generic garage door opener claims to be universal, it should work with every kind of door, right? Well, not necessarily. Here's what we know.
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Expand Your Kitchen Storage By Raising Hutch Cabinets To The Ceiling
The wasted space between the kitchen ceiling and the top of your hutch cabinets could be used to maximize storage. Learn how to raise cabinets with this DIY.
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The Unconventional Flooring You Can Use As Backsplash (And How To Do It Right)
Looking to inject some personality into your kitchen backsplash design? Move away from the predictable choices and try this floor covering material instead.
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Is Your Attic Door In The Middle Of A Hallway? Don't Ignore It, Decorate It
An attic door in the middle of a hallway wall or ceiling is a practical yet unattractive feature. Instead of ignoring it, decorate it with these easy hacks.
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The Key To Grouting, Caulking, And Sealing Fireclay Tile For A Flawless Finish
Are you planning on installing Fireclay tiles? Here are some essential tips to keep in mind when going through the grouting, caulking, and sealing process.
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DIY Industrial Shelving Out Of Pvc Pipes For A Budget-Friendly Project
Custom built-in shelving can cost you a pretty penny, even if you do it yourself using metal pipes. Luckily, you can get the same look with cheaper PVC pipes.
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Ways To Help Protect Your Home Against Fires
Though you don't have much say over wildfires, there are a variety ways (both big and small) to safeguard your home and reduce the chances of it catching fire.
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