How To Use A Plastic Bag To Keep Flies Out Of Your Home
If you deal with pesky flies getting into your home, then you're going to want to learn this easy hack that just involves a plastic bag, water, and some coins.
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What The 'Wait' Message On Your Thermostat Means
Modern HVAC and central heating systems are very complex and require professional maintenance. Here is what the "wait" message on your thermostat means.
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Why You Should Avoid A Cement Tile Backsplash In The Kitchen
When redesigning your kitchen, it's the small decisions that make or break the project. Here is why you should avoid a cement tile backsplash.
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What Should You Do About A Leaking Toilet Tank
While some leaky toilet tanks are best handled by a licensed plumber, there are ways you can identify and repair the issue yourself. Here's how.
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The Common Design Feature HGTV's Emily Henderson Did Not Add To Her Kitchen
For seasoned interior designers like Emily Henderson, the difference is in the details. That's why she customized her kitchen to exclude this common feature.
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Cotton Balls Will Eradicate Bad Smells In Your Bathroom
A clean-smelling bathroom is a must in any home. Try this easy cotton ball hack to keep your bathroom smelling fresh and inviting all week long.
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The Shiplap Alternative Fixer Upper's Joanna Gaines Absolutely Adores
There's a new "Fixer Upper" approved wall finish to refresh your space. Check out this alternative to Joanna's go-to shiplap and how to add it in your own home.
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The Type Of Room HGTV's Emily Henderson Won't Paint White
White paint is a powerful tool in your home, but only if you know how to use it. Here's where interior designer Emily Henderson advises against white walls.
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The HGTV-Approved Kitchen Reno Hack That Won't Break The Bank But Packs A Punch
Kitchen renovations can be expensive, but there are DIY projects that can have a major impact. Learn why painting your kitchen island is a perfect solution.
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The Only Time HGTV's Emily Henderson Approves Of An Accent Wall
An accent wall adds tons of character, but can feel out of place if not done properly. Emily Henderson explains the only areas you should add this feature.
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The Tell-Tale Sign The Property Brothers Use To Spot A Cheap Kitchen
If you are hunting for a new home, make sure to test these kitchen features to ensure they are well-built. Replacing them could run up quite the bill.
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The Laundry Product You Can Use To Remove Wallpaper
Tired of scraping your life away trying to remove wallpaper? Try out this unexpected laundry room helper to make removing wallpaper so much easier.
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The Design Hack Used On HGTV's Home Town To Update Dated Paneling
Tired of the dated wood paneling giving your home a "cabin" look? HGTV's "Home Town" offers a stellar idea for giving your paneling a stunning makeover.
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The Unexpected Pantry Staple Hack That Cuts Your Ironing Time In Half
Ironing your clothes can take a while, especially when dealing with heavily wrinkled items. Luckily, this unexpected pantry staple can cut that time in half.
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A Household Staple Will Take Care Of Greasy Hands After Working In The Garage
Working in the garage is a dirty job; sometimes it takes more than soap and water to get all the grease off. This staple is a quick fix for clean hands.
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The Time Chip And Joanna Gaines Made A Brand-New Fireplace Look Tastefully Old
The Gaineses are usually all about making the old look new and refreshed, but in this Texas home, they opted to give the new fireplace some antique charm.
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One Important Thing To Keep In Mind If You Want To Prevent A Big Mess While Draining Your Toilet
Bathroom DIY jobs can sometimes cause more damage than they repair. Here's what to keep in mind if you want to prevent a big mess while draining your toilet.
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How Your Cat's Used Litter Can Keep Mice Away
Seeing a mouse (or signs of a mouse) in your home is never a fun experience. Used kitty litter can deter mice and drive them out of your house. Here's how.
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Experts Are Loving Kate Hudson's Trendy Kitchen Cabinet Color
Kate Hudson enjoys bringing back past trends, and she's doing just that by going vintage with her cabinet color choice. You'll feel like picking up a brush.
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Head Straight To The Bar Next Time You Want To Disinfect Kitchen Countertops
If you use gentle, natural cleaners around the house, you may want to try using vodka to clean dirty countertops. Here's why it works as a versatile cleaner.
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What Purpose Does A Ballcock Serve In Your Toilet And How Can You Replace It When Broken?
A broken toilet ballcock can lead to wasted water, leaks, and even a toilet overflow. Here's what the ballcock is and here's how to fix it.
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Stabilize Your Rocking Furniture With This Clever Pool Noodle Hack
Since pool noodles are inexpensive, you can implement this hack for under $10. And when you want to rock again, just slide off the pool noodle.
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Painting The Trim In Your Kitchen Can Take The Room From Boring To HGTV-Worthy
You don't need to go all out on redecorating to give a room a lift. Here's how painting the trim in your kitchen can elevate the room and make it less boring.
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What Can You Do About A Toilet That Bubbles When You Shower?
It can sometimes be difficult figuring out the cause of plumbing problems. Here is what you can do about a toilet that bubbles when you take a shower.
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How Hot Glue Can Protect Knives During A Move
The kitchen has myriad items that require careful packing for a big move. Kitchen knives, for example, need protection, and a bit of hot glue can provide it.
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What Should You Do If Your Toilet Tank Has A Crack?
You don't need to panic if you see that your toilet tank is cracked. Here's what you can do to determine whether you need to repair or replace it.
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The Reno Projects HGTV's Scott McGillivray Recommends Against DIY-Ing
There are plenty of DIY-friendly projects you can take up around the house. However, HGTV's Scott McGillivray says to let the professionals handle these.
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