Outdoor Lighting Rules That'll Help Reduce Spiders Around The House
Dealing with spiders in and around your house? These outdoor lighting tips will help clear up the problem while beautifully illuminating your home.
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Here's How To Keep Your Floors Clean For Longer
No one likes to clean their floors, so it's important to know how to keep them cleaner for longer. Follow these steps and you won't need the mop as often.
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Why Underusing Your Garbage Disposal Is A Mistake
Do you try to use your garbage disposal as sparingly as possible? You may be making a huge mistake. Here's why your sink depends on using it correctly.
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Here's Why American Barns Are Traditionally Painted Red
Barns can be painted any color since paint is available in nearly every hue. But there's a reason that red prevails as the color of choice for American barns.
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The Best Method For Removing Wallpaper From Drywall
When it's time for a room makeover, wallpaper is generally the first thing that is removed. Here's how you can do that without damaging the rest of the room.
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Use WD-40 To Remove Tough Stains From Your Floor
Whether you're using WD-40 to clean up tree sap or condition leather furniture, it is a versatile product that can also remove stains from flooring.
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The Calm Living Room Paint Color Nate Berkus Absolutely Adores
Selecting a calm paint color for your living room is necessary to create a relaxing environment. Here's the gentle shade Nate Berkus can't get enough of.
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Create An Inexpensive DIY Bouclé Chair Using One Clever Pool Noodle Hack
Why spend hundreds or thousands on a stylish bouclé chair when you can customize your own? Try this pool noodle hack for a comfortable and on-trend piece.
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A Design Expert Explains Why A Dramatic Light Fixture Doesn't Belong In A Small Kitchen
Finding the right light fixture for your kitchen is key, especially if you want to make a small kitchen feel big. Going bold and dramatic may be a mistake.
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How To Use A Fence Topper For Extra Backyard Privacy
Fence toppers provide privacy and so much more: They can conceal an ugly view, prevent pets from jumping over your fence, and act as a trellis for your garden!
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Use A Pool Noodle To Get The Most Out Of Your Patio Canopy
Does your backyard canopy collect water and sway every time the wind blows? You may be able to solve these issues with this simple pool noodle hack.
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Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil Will Help You Make The Most Of Your Radiator
Radiators that sit against an exterior wall can waste a lot of heat. Here's a simple (and easy!) trick with a household helper to keep your home warm.
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The Best Method For Cleaning Your Victorian Tiled Floor
Victorian tiled floors require more maintenance than traditional ceramic tiles, but if you clean them properly and regularly, they will last longer too.
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The Secret To Keeping A Paint Roller From Drying Out Overnight Is A Simple Household Staple
If you take a break in the middle of painting, the last thing you want is your paint roller drying out. Here's how to prevent that using a household staple.
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Use These Type Of Paints On Concrete Walls And Floors
When painting concrete, you want to find an option as durable as the ground it covers. Here are the best paints for concrete and when to use them.
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How Jenny And Dave Marrs Use Concrete To Update An Old Fireplace
A fireplace should be an asset in a room, not an eyesore. Here's how Dave and Jenny Marrs used concrete to update a fireplace without the hassle of renovation.
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Protect Your Grass By Placing These Items Underneath Your Inflatable Pool
An inflatable pool is a fun backyard addition but what's less so is dealing with any damaged grass. Next time, lay down some ground cover to protect your lawn.
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Turn A Walmart Planter Set Into A Chic Centerpiece With This Easy Hack
While it's likely not your first thought when thinking of DIY centerpieces, one TikTok hack demonstrates how Walmart's garden center could be your go-to source.
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The Hidden Spot In Your Living Room You Should Be Storing Your TV Remote
If you hate the sight of your TV remotes on your coffee table or couch, check out this storage hack that keeps them tucked away, but still easily accessible.
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The Seemingly Harmless Garage Item That May Be A Fire Hazard
Keeping hazardous items in your garage can lead to disaster. Here's one potential cause of fire many store improperly - and how to correctly dispose of them.
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Is A Basement Living Room An Interior Design Faux Pas? The Property Brothers Weigh In
Does a living room belong in a basement? Throughout many of their remodels, Jonathan and Drew Scott made their thoughts on this setup known.
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How To Make A Rug Non-Slip By Applying Caulk Underneath
A rug that slips and bunches can be a major safety hazard. Prevent any accidents and create a non-slip grip by applying caulk on the underside of the rug.
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Why Is The Temperature Of Your Shower Water Changing Suddenly And How Can You Fix It?
A sudden rush of cold or scalding hot water while you shower is never ideal. Here are a few reasons why this is happening and how to fix it.
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Use Baby Oil To Leave Your Stainless Steel Appliances Shiny
Stainless steel appliances look great, but they're also prone to smudging and streaking. Learn why baby oil is perfect for providing an appealing polish.
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Are You Cleaning Your Kitchen Cabinets Often Enough?
Take a look at your kitchen cabinets and think of when you last cleaned them. If you can't recall this time easily, you may not be cleaning them often enough.
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Flushing Your Water Tank Might Be The Secret To Cutting Back On Your Hot Water Bill
High water bills can cause tension and accusations about who takes the longest in the shower. But the real culprit could be your water heater. Find out how.
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Here's How Often You Should Clean Your Outdoor Rugs
Though outdoor rugs will typically be more dirty than ones kept indoors, you still need to clean them - and here's how often.
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