The Genius Trick You Need To Test Paint Colors Before Committing To A Color
Testing paint colors before you make a choice is necessary so you make the right decision. Try using contact paper next time you're testing paint colors.
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How Much Money Will You Spend Installing Laminate Flooring?
Laminate is a popular and durable option for those looking to save on flooring while maintaining a high-quality look. But how much should you expect to pay?
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Use A Handy Kitchen Staple To Block A Drain Without A Plug In A Pinch
It seems drain plugs always break the moment you need them most. With this simple hack, stop your sink or bath from draining with two items you already own.
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The Hack That'll Make Staining In Tight Spaces So Much Easier
Getting an even application of wood stain on all your furniture's nooks and crannies is tricky, but this hack makes things quick and simple.
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Check For Toilet Leaks With This Unexpected Beverage
If you suspect your toilet may be leaking, it's important to confirm this issue sooner rather than later. Here's how with an unexpected beverage.
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Beautiful Kitchen Paint Colors Queer Eye's Bobby Berk Swears By
Redesigning your kitchen? Star of Netflix show "Queer Eye" Bobby Berk has some neutral and earthy paint shade recommendations for your walls or cabinets.
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The Beloved Home Staple That Does Everything, Including Keeping Birds Away
While birds can be pleasant companions to have in your yard, sometimes they (and their droppings) can be a nuisance. Here's a simple trick to keep them at bay.
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How HGTV's Christina Hall Gives Bathroom Walls A Natural Stone Look For Less
HGTV star Christina Hall knows her way around a remodel, and her unusual choice of tile for a couple starring on "Christina on the Coast" is so inspirational.
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The Secret To Fixing Small Scratches In Your Windows Is In Your Bathroom
For small window scratches, you don't need to live with them or call in the pros for help. You can DIY this repair on your own with an item you use everyday.
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HGTV's Alison Victoria Says This Windy City Reno Had The Greatest Kitchen Ever Done
If you are planning a kitchen remodel and looking for inspiration, Alison Victoria says this Windy City Reno had the greatest kitchen ever done.
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Never Lose The End Of Your Duct Tape Roll With This Paper Clip Hack
Finding the end of adhesive tape can be a battle, especially with rip-prone duct tape. Here is a simple paper clip hack that will save you the trouble.
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How A Flashlight Can Check Your Refrigerator's Efficiency
If the food inside your refrigerator is spoiling faster than it should, it could be because the cold air inside is escaping. To check this, grab a flashlight.
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Common Household Bugs That Can Destroy Your Hardwood Floors
There is no doubt that hardwood floors look stunning and add value to a property. However, these common household bugs can destroy your floor.
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The Best Thermostat Setting For Your Home During Summer
Using your home air conditioner can become expensive if you're not careful. This is the best thermostat setting for your home during summer.
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An Easy Fix For A Toilet Seat That Won't Stay Up
Many DIY tasks around the home can be accomplished without prior experience or specialist tools. Here's an easy fix for a toilet seat that won't stay up.
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The First Room HGTV's Jenny Marrs Likes To Upgrade When Renovating On A Budget
While some say the kitchen is the most important room, it can be expensive to renovate. Here's the room Jenny Marrs likes to upgrade when working on a budget.
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What To Do If You Find Mold In Your Paint Can
When taking on home DIY projects, it's important to make sure the materials we use are of high quality. Here is what to do if you find mold in your paint can.
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This Japanese Toilet Conserves Water In The Coolest Way
Japanese toilets are designed to use less water and be more eco-friendly. Check out this Japanese toilet that conserves water in the coolest way.
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The Simple Way Bobby Berk Adds A Touch Of Drama To Any Kitchen
If you're looking to switch things up without going for a total remodel, check out the simple way that Bobby Berk adds a touch of drama to any kitchen.
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Christina Hall Weighed In On If You Should Use Subway Tile In Your Next Renovation
Subway tiles have been slowly gaining prominence in recent years, but they may be becoming a bit overdone. HGTV star Christina Hall shares her thoughts on them.
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Does Your Bidet Need A Water Filter (And How Often Should You Replace Them)?
Whether or not your bidet needs a water filter depends on a few factors, starting with the type of bidet you have. Your home's location is also a consideration.
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Words Of Caution From A Pro If You're Considering Faux Paint Finishes
While a faux paint effect can bring interest and depth, some experts would caution against going this route. In fact, here's why one pro thinks it's a mistake.
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The Kitchen Renovation Step That Might Cost More Than It's Worth
Kitchen renovations are time-consuming and frequently go over budget, but there's one simple way to ensure you don't spend too much for no reason.
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How To Make A Natural All-Purpose Insect Repellent That Actually Smells Good
Who needs nasty-smelling, store-bought insect repellents when you can make your own? Making them smell good, though, requires some essential oil mixology.
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The Best Ways To Keep Termites From Munching On Your Wooden Fence
Termites can be extremely damaging - and very expensive. To avoid putting holes in your fence and wallet, here are some tips to keep termites away.
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Why This Eating Utensil Is The Perfect Thing To Have On Hand While Painting A Room
Painting takes a lot of prep work, including properly mixing the paint. But don't worry if you don't have a paint stirrer as this eating utensil can help.
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The False Myth About Painting A Small Kitchen You Might Have Heard Before
There's a myth about painting a small kitchen to make it look larger that you've probably heard before. Discover why this isn't true and what to do instead.
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