What Is Depression Glass?
During the Great Depression, cheaply made depression glassware was commonly distributed in boxes of food or handed out from movie theaters. Here's more.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Floating Your Bed
Before you jump on any design trend, it's important to take a step back and not only think about the suitability of the trend for you but also the practicality.
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What Is The Correct Temperature For Your Refrigerator?
Designed to keep food cool and preserved, refrigerators need little maintenance, but they should get some, and one thing to regularly check is the temperature.
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Why You Should Be Using Bin Liners In Your Fridge
Instead of awkwardly washing your drawers in the sink, you can remove and clean the fridge liner, then hit the bin with a quick wipe. Learn more.
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How To Choose The Right Filtration System For Your Pool
If you want to keep your swimming pool in tip-top condition then regular maintenance is imperative. Here's how to choose the right filtration system.
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5 Simple Ways To Protect Your Deck This Winter
A deck is an expensive investment, so it makes sense to protect it. Here are a few helpful tips to shield your option from the worst of winter.
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3 Curtain Alternatives For A More Therapeutic Windowscape
Installing curtains in your home offers several benefits, but if they do not fit into your design, there are alternatives. Here are 3 options to consider.
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5 Subtle Ways Burglars Can Tell No One Is Home
A house that looks temporarily vacant can be a beacon to intruders. Be aware of these five subtle ways that burglars can that no one is home.
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The Best Tools For Carving Your Pumpkins This Fall
We know how exciting it can be to start etching but also stressful if it doesn't turn out well, so we gathered the best tools to carve your pumpkins.
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The 5 Best Places In Your Home To Store Your Fire Extinguisher
Keeping your home safe is essential — and having fire extinguishers around will help prepare you for an emergency. However, where you house them is crucial.
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The 5 Best Outdoor Christmas Lights To Brighten Up Your Home This Holiday Season
To bring your own holiday flare to the Christmas season, add a variety of different types of lights to create a wonderland that brings joy to guests.
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3 Tips For Improving Your Home's Air Quality
The air in your home can be more polluted than the air outside, but what can you do about it? Here are 3 tips for improving your home's air quality.
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5 Surprising Uses For Olive Oil In Your Home
Cooking is just one of the many things you can use olive oil with; we've compiled a few other ways to use this excellent household product around your home.
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Are Silk Pillowcases Worth The Hype?
Perhaps, the high price tag of silk pillowcases makes you wonder if they are worth the praise. Through an objective analysis, you'll discover the answer.
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5 Signs That Your Home Would Benefit From A Water Softener
Water hardness is a serious concern that homeowners in the U.S. have to contend with. Here are a few signs your home would benefit from a water softener.
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5 Mistakes To Avoid When Flipping Furniture
Flipping furniture has become a pastime for many DIYers, but if you're just beginning, be sure to avoid some of the common mistakes new flippers make.
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Home Depot Or Lowe's: Which Has Better Deals On Generators?
For power emergencies, many homeowners end up buying a generator, but this is no small investment. So, which has better generator deals: Home Depot or Lowe's?
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The 5 Best Ways To Get Your Home Ready For A New Pet
Adding a furry friend to the family? When it comes to keeping your home stylish (and functional) with a new pet, be well aware of what's needed to get it ready.
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The 5 Best States To Live In If You Love Halloween Décor
When we think about the places with award-winning spooky houses, we often look at the homes around us, but hardly in other states. That changes today!
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What Is A Flex Wall?
Do you often wish you could split a bigger area of the home into a couple of smaller sections? If so, you should consider installing a flex wall.
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The Best Grill Cover To Protect Your Grill This Winter
Winterizing your grill maintains its condition so you can fire it up again in the summer. Here is the best grill cover to protect your grill this winter.
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Jenn Todryk Says This Is The Area Of The House That's Worth The Splurge When Renovating
You don't always have to spend a lot of money to create a stunning home transformation. Jenn Todryk suggests which area of the house is worth the splurge.
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3 Creative Ways To Use Your Expired Spices And Seasonings In Your Home
Spices aren't suddenly harmful when they expire. But, if you'd rather be safe than sorry, consider these ways to use expired spices and seasonings in your home.
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5 Savvy Ideas For Making Standing Desks Work For You
Standing desks have many benefits. We took a look around and found five ideas for standing desks that can get you on your feet and back in the game.
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Leanne Ford's Best Tips For A Timeless Looking Home
Most homeowners can agree that designing a home is a lot of hard work. Here are Leanne Ford's best tips for designing a timeless-looking home.
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Can You Put Essential Oils In Your Humidifier?
You can put essential oils into your humidifier by adding a few drops into the water tank, but the question is, should you? Here's what you need to know.
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Myths About Pest Control You Need To Stop Believing Now
There are all sorts of folklore surrounding pests and how to get rid of them. From bees to termites to mice, here are the myths to stop believing.
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