Can You Fix A Crack In Your Toilet Bowl On Your Own?
Short answer? Yes. The long answer: it depends on where the crack is, whether you can locate it, and how large it is. Otherwise, you need a replacement.
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Tarek El Moussa Can't Stand This Trendy Shower Feature
When renovating a shower, functionality is likely far more important than being on-trend. Find out why Tarek El Moussa loathes this popular shower feature.
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Why Is Your Toilet Tank Filling Back Up To Inconsistent Levels?
If your toilet tank is filling back up to inconsistent levels, this could lead to higher utility bills. Here are a few reasons why it's happening.
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How To Paint Your Kitchen Ceiling Dark But Still Have It Be HGTV-Approved
Opting for dark ceiling paint in the kitchen can revitalize the room or cause problems if it's not done right. HGTV provides great advice on how to pull it off.
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HGTV's Emily Henderson On The 'Most Common Curtain Mistake' And How To Fix It
Curtains can either be the cherry on top of an elegant space or throw the entire design off. Here's the common styling mistake Emily Henderson says to avoid.
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If You Have A Coffee Stain On Your Rug, You'll Be Glad To Have Baby Wipes At Home
Get coffee stains out of upholstery and carpeting quickly by using baby wipes. The wipes break down the stain and quickly soak up the liquid.
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How An Old Yoga Mat Can Make Scrubbing The Floor More Comfortable
Scrubbing the floors on your hands and knees can cause aches and pains in your legs and back. Make this chore more comfortable with a yoga mat. Here's how.
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The Staining Hack You'll Wish You Knew Last Time You Updated Your Woodwork
This bathroom staple that you probably have lying around is perfect for getting in the nooks and grooves of your most intricate woodworking.
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Statement Blooms That Bring A Colorful Accent To Your Yard
What better way to add life and color to your yard than by planting a few statement blooms? We've found 18 stunning varieties even an amateur gardener can grow.
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We Tried Using A Pool Noodle As A Door Bumper And Renters Should Pay Attention
Door bumpers protect your walls from swinging doors, but instead of buying one, try this pool noodle DIY. This hack will protect your walls for cheap.
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Why Is Your Toilet Tank Slow To Refill And How Can You Fix It?
Toilets shouldn't take longer than two minutes to refill - if they do, there's likely something wrong. Take a look at this key part of the tank to troubleshoot.
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The Simplest Way To Keep A Reno On Budget, According To HGTV's Scott McGillivray
A reno is a great way to add value to your home, but it's often easy to spend more than you planned. Scott McGillivray has advice on how you can stay on budget.
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Issues That Might Make You Reconsider A Composting Toilet
While composting toilets come with a lot of benefits, they also have certain limitations. Here are the issues that might make you reconsider installing one.
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Marble Countertops And Vinegar Don't Mix - Here's Why
You may think that you can scrub down anything in the home with a bottle of white vinegar. But, here's why marble countertops and vinegar don't mix.
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How To Turn An Old Bike Rim Into A Standout Wall Clock
Upcycling used items is the perfect way to incorporate a vintage theme into your home decor. Here's how to turn an old bike rim into a standout wall clock.
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An HGTV-Approved Way To Repurpose Your Favorite Tablecloth In The Kitchen
If you are looking for budget-friendly ideas to decorate your home, check out this HGTV-approved way to repurpose your favorite tablecloth in the kitchen.
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The Conditioner Hack That'll Keep Your Tools Rust-Free
Any type of unprotected metal surface is subject to oxidation and corrosion. Check out this conditioner hack that'll keep your tools rust-free.
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Can You Use An Eraser To 'Unclog' Sandpaper?
You may have come across hacks claiming to restore a sandpaper's original grit by unclogging it. One such hack is to use an eraser, but does this actually work?
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Catch A Peek Inside Your Birdhouse With A DIY Spy Window
Have you ever wanted to know what goes on inside a birdhouse? Now you can by creating a DIY spy window with just a few tools and materials. Here's how.
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Double Your Shower's Storage Space With This Simple Curtain Rod Hack
Running out of space in your shower? Try out this shower curtain rod hack to add lots of extra storage for brushes, loofahs, and shower organizers.
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Gallons Per Flush Is A Common Metric When Selecting A Toilet, But What Does It Mean?
Are you flushing your hard-earned money down the toilet? Find out what gallons per flush means to discover if your toilet is serving your financial interests.
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The Ceiling Detail The Property Brothers Used For A One-Of-A-Kind Kitchen
The Property Brothers are always finding new and creative ways to design kitchens. They recently created a one-of-a-kind ceiling detail for a kitchen.
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A Pool Noodle Will Make Using A Laptop More Comfortable Than Ever
Prevent wrist pain and discomfort with this easy (and affordable!) pool noodle hack that transforms into a wrist rest with just a few steps.
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If Your Toilet Sounds Like A Foghorn When You're Flushing, Something Is Wrong - Here's How To Fix It
A loud flushing toilet is not only annoying, but it can lead to disaster if ignored for too long. Here's what causes this issue and how to fix it.
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The Handy Hack That Will Transform A Paper Clip Into The Perfect Brush For Small Spaces
When you want to clean hard-to-reach places and nothing seems to work, a paper clip (yes, really) will do the trick. Find out how to use this hack for yourself.
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The Most Toxic Home Decor Colors In History
Some home decor colors have a history of being unsafe and toxic. Here are some famously poisonous hues, as well as modern day versions safe for your space.
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What Is Alkyd Paint And How Should You Use It In Home Decor?
There are various types of paint available for different home projects. However, have you tried alkyd paint? Here's what to know before using it.
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