How To Spot Treat Drywood Termites Using A Tool In Your Toolbox
Drywood termites are a menace for homeowners because their tiny nests are tricky to find. Thankfully, they're quite easy to treat yourself once you find them.
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The Water Trick That Makes Removing Popcorn Ceilings More Convenient
Popcorn ceilings have been outdated since the '90s but are a pain to remove. Find out how to use water for a simple and affordable method that improves removal.
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When's The Best Time To Turn On Your Heat? Here's What You Need To Know
To turn on the heat or wait -- that is the question. Obviously, if you're feeling chilly, you might turn it on, but there are also other things to consider.
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You Don't Have To Redo Your Cabinets To Try Martha Stewart's Gray-Green Kitchen Trend
Inspired by Martha Stewart's kitchen style? Discover low-commitment ways to channel that same inviting look without repainting your cabinets gray-green.
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22 Home Decor Trends Every Millennial Has Likely Had At One Point
Millennials favor less cluttered homes than other generations, and this tendency has dictated the trends we've seen come and go over the past decade or so.
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The Adorable Way To Cover Up This Ugly Bathroom Toilet Feature
Toilet bolts may be small, but they sure stick out like a sore thumb. Here's how to turn them into a quirky, little conversation starter.
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The Sneaky Home Device That Could Be Stealing Your Data
Smart home devices provide access to your home from anywhere and simplify system controls. However, you should know what data they collect and how it's used.
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The Old-School Kitchen Cabinet Trend That Was Popular Before Wood & Particleboard
A touch of nostalgia, a renewed appreciation for mid-century modern architecture, and decor play a role in the current elevation of this vintage cabinet trend.
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Keeping Your Home Too Warm Could Cause A Major Unwanted Problem
If you keep your home too warm, it can lead to an issue that poses a health hazard for you and your family. Worse, fixing it may not be covered by insurance.
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The Affordable Type Of Tile That Will Easily Cover Up Your Popcorn Ceiling
Not only are these tiles affordable, but they're durable, easy to clean and maintain, and they come in a variety of styles to suit any interior design.
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Why Your Washing Machine Smells Like Rubber (And How To Fix It)
A washing machine that smells like rubber can sometimes be fixed with simple home maintenance, but other causes can leave you spending hundreds of dollars.
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The Vintage Luxury Kitchen Trend That's Making A Comeback In 2026
It's true that many vintage home design features are making a major comeback, but you might be surprised by one luxury trend you'll see a lot more of.
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The Subtle Way To Add A Touch Of Rustic, Natural Wood To The Kitchen
A kitchen is an essential space to cook, eat, socialize, and relax, and this one simple design detail will keep yours feeling cozy and up to date.
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The Common Cooking Habit You Should Never Do With An Induction Stove
Cooking with an induction cooktop is arguably a game-changer. However, you'll want to avoid this common cooking mistake with your induction stove.
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The Popcorn Ceiling Alternative That Adds A Unique, Citrusy Texture
If you are looking to replace your outdated popcorn ceiling, stick with a textured surface to hide imperfections and block noise, like this popular style.
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Is Putting Aluminum Foil In The Freezer Worth Trying For A Lower Electricity Bill?
Not all energy-saving hacks are created equal. This freezer tip sounds odd but might have more logic than it seems, depending on how your appliance runs.
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The Earthy Paint Color You'll Regret Using In Your Space, According To Designers
Not all colors in the trending earth-toned palette are winners. Don't make the mistake of plastering your walls with this paint hue, no matter how earthy it is.
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Why Your Lawn Mower Is Smoking (And How To Fix It)
Lawn mowers will smoke sometimes, and the cause is usually something benign you can fix on your own. Take note of the color of the smoke to diagnose the issue.
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Keep Your Bathroom Smelling Fresh With A Clever Hidden Zip Tie Hack
Zip ties have the perfect shape and sturdy material for this discreet hack that will minimize clutter in your bathroom and keep it smelling fresh.
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The '90s Kitchen Feature More Homes Should Bring Back
This one spot in the '90s kitchen was a home's command center. It was so practical that it's coming back in style for everything from homework to budgeting.
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You Probably Aren't Repainting And Repairing Your Roof Often Enough
Your roof isn't invincible — it might even be more worn than you think. Here's how often to give it some TLC to avoid costly surprises down the line.
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Keep Boxelder Bugs Out Of Your House With A Smart DIY Solution
Boxelder bugs can be tiny invaders that swarm homes when the seasons change, but this simple and affordable DIY solution keeps them outside.
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How Joanna Gaines Incorporates '70s Nostalgia Into Her Fall Decor
You probably already know that nostalgic '70s decor is back in style. Here's how Joanna Gaines uses this trend in her fall decor but with a more modern twist.
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24 IKEA Essentials To Make Working From Home Simple And More Organized
Working from home has become more streamlined and stylish, due in part to these IKEA essentials that simplify the process of designing an organized home office.
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11 Places In Your Home That You Probably Haven't Thought To Decorate, But Should
While you've spent a lot of time decorating your home to reflect your personal style, there may be a few surprising areas that you've overlooked.
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How To Get Stronger Wi-Fi At Home Without An Ethernet Cord
You don't always need cumbersome wires to improve a weak Wi-Fi signal. Try these smart upgrades to boost your connection anywhere in the home.
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What Apartment Tenants Need To Know Before Going On A Rent Strike
While you may consider a rent strike if your landlord is not responding to important needs, here are some things to consider before taking that leap.
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