Can You Use Vinegar To Lower pH In Your Pool? What You Need To Know
If you're looking to lower the pH of your pool, you might turn to a common acid in your home - vinegar. But will vinegar actually help? Here's what to know.
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Cover Up Unsightly Floor Scratches In A Pinch With This All-Natural Item
If you have hardwood floors, you likely know how easily they can get scratched up. This all-natural item will help cover up those scratches.
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How To DIY A Bookshelf With Hidden Storage For A Little Extra Flair
Shelves are super useful for displaying things, but little loose items need a home too. Here's how to DIY a bookshelf with hidden storage for smaller stuff.
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What's The Best Way To Deal With An Extra-Loud Buzzer On Your Dryer?
If the buzzer on your dryer is driving you up the wall because of how loud it is, no worries. You can probably fix it - or learn how to deal with it.
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Renters Should Be Wary Of This Dollar Tree Hack For Floors
Renters are limited in which home improvements they can make, if any. This particular Dollar Tree flooring hack may prove to be more trouble than it's worth.
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Hide The Eyesore Of An Electrical Panel In Your Home With This Simple Solution
While electrical panels are important, they're not the most aesthetic features. Discover a simple way to cover up these eyesores to improve your home's design.
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Reuse Your Old Doors To Craft A Stylish Garden Potting Shed
Turn old windows into a stylish potting shed for your garden. Whether you're replacing your windows or find them second-hand, here's a smart way to use them.
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Clever Ways You Never Thought To Use Crisco Around The Home
Crisco is vegetable shortening that's in a variety of cooking and baking recipes, but it can also be used in unexpected - and helpful - ways around the home.
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Here's How Keys And Other Household Items Can Be Used As A DIY Plumb Bob
A plumb bob is one of those tools you don't know that you should have on hand before it's too late. Luckily, we can help you DIY one out of household items.
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Perfectly Fit Laminate Flooring In Even The Curviest Corners With TikTok's Hack
If you're looking to install new laminate floors but have areas with tricky curves, such as around the toilet, this TikTok hack will be a huge help.
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DIY A Drain Snake With Items You Already Have In The House
Clogging sinks are a common household problem, but you don't need to go out and buy a drain snake. Instead, try making your own with this item you already have.
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Keep The Shelves In Your Cabinets From Sagging With These Helpful Tips
If you notice your shelves are sagging, you don't need to worry about replacing them immediately. Instead, try these tips to keep them sturdy.
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Create Easy Hanging Storage For The Large Tools In Your Garage With This PVC DIY
Storing clunky objects like shovels, rakes, and garden hoes can be easy with the right organizer. With this PVC DIY, hang them out of the way in your garage.
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The Genius Doorframe Lighting Feature You'll Want To Add To Your Closet ASAP
You can't pick the perfect outfit or store your favorite seasonal linens in a dark closet. Learn about this hands-free light that may be right for your closet.
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DIY Hidden Toilet Paper Storage With A Few Decorative Dollar Tree Items
Not sure where to store all your toilet paper? You can solve that problem with this easy, affordable Dollar Tree DIY storage solution. Here's how to do it.
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10 Creative Ways To Repurpose Tires In Your Backyard And Garden
Take a look at these 10 ways you can repurpose tires instead of throwing them away. Earth will be grateful, and your backyard and garden will look great.
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Here's Why Command Strips Aren't Working In Your Bathroom
Command Strips are a powerful adhesive, but you might notice that they're a little weaker in the bathroom. This is the problem, and how to solve it.
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Create Storage Space In Tight Bathroom Corners With This Floating Shelf Trend
If your bathroom lacks a sense of organization and chill vibes, here's an idea to keep items neatly arranged that won't eat up a ton of space.
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Adzes Explained: The DIY Woodworking & Garden Tool You Never Knew You Needed
Versatile, useful, and at times tricky to handle, the adze is a multi-purpose woodworking and gardening tool that any DIYer would find handy to have.
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Sneaky Tricks You Need When Dealing With Ant Nests
We've all experienced ants in or around the home at one time or another. The next time these little pests pop up, here are some methods to deal with them.
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15 Unexpected Ways To Repurpose Old Sponges
Sponges are great for cleaning dishes and spills, but there are tons of other ways to use them around your house. Try some of these hacks to repurpose sponges.
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The Easiest Way To Add Lighting To Your Shed Without Electricity
Need to light your shed but don't want to spend a fortune on professional electrical wiring? Here's an eco-friendly hack that's easy and will save you money.
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When You Should (And Shouldn't) Use Super Glue In The Bathroom
Its name alone makes it sound like an instant fix for any broken household item, but super glue meets its kryptonite in certain bathroom settings.
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TikTok's Handy Tip Makes Installing Cabinet Drawers Slides A Breeze
Installing cabinet drawers can be a tricky and frustrating experience. Here's a handy TikTok tip (and a couple others) that makes the process a breeze.
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Why Your Basement Floor Drain Smells So Bad (And Easy Tips To Eliminate Odors)
Ever head down into your basement, only to be met with a nasty smell coming from the drain? Here's what could be causing it, and what you can do about it.
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Can You Build Your Own Water Softener And Is It A Good Idea? Our Plumbing Expert Weighs In
Hard water can be a nightmare to deal with. If you've been considering building your own water softener, hear this from our plumbing expert before you start.
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HGTV's Nate Berkus Says These Home Upgrades Are Definitely Worth The Splurge
Home renovations are pricey but according to HGTV's Nate Berkus, there are certain things you can avoid splashing out on and others where you've got no choice.
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