You might find this Joanna Gaines-approved vintage gem among old postcards or even hidden inside an antique book during your next second-hand shopping trip.
Read MoreTired of tripping over boots and sandals as soon as you step through the door? Using some wire racks from Dollar Tree, you can create wall storage for shoes.
Read MoreRyobi's Expand-It range of attachments can enhance yard cleanup but what are reviewers saying about possibly dethatching a lawn with its power sweeper?
Read MorePretty much anything around your house that's hollow can be transformed into an indoor or outdoor planter. It doesn't even have to be waterproof if you line it!
Read MoreThis simple and affordable hack elongates your shower by drawing your eye up to the ceiling, making your small bathroom seem more spacious than it is.
Read MoreThe flowers are beautiful, but don't be tempted to grow these invasive, noxious weeds that can harm native species and ecosystems, and be ultra-hard to control.
Read More"Annual" and "perennial" are terms that come up often in the plant world, and grasses are no exception. Knowing the difference is key to a healthy lawn.
Read MoreIf keeping your plants happy is adding to your stress, Walmart has a solution that can take the guesswork out of watering, and this planter comes in under $5.
Read MoreMarble looks stunning but needs careful cleaning. The best method is simple, affordable, and already in your home. No specialty cleaners required.
Read MoreThis budget-friendly Dollar Tree DIY makes it easy to organize kitchen essentials like condiments, spices, recipe cards, and more. Here's what you'll need.
Read MoreFinding interesting plants for those shady spots can be challenging, but there's one low-care perennial with beautiful flowers that you might want to consider.
Read MoreThis bathroom staple contains abrasive cleansing properties that can remove the tarnish on dull copper pieces, brightening them so they look new again.
Read MoreWhat's cuter than a tiny plant in a tiny terrarium? Nothing! Here are a few items you might have around the house to create your own mini garden.
Read MoreComposite roofing is fantastic for durability and weather-resistance, but homeowners on a budget should weigh up whether it's the right option for them.
Read MoreThis perennial's tubular flowers will fill your yard with warm fall colors if you plant it now. Come spring, the blooms will return to grace your yard.
Read MoreAll-purpose cleaner is a great product for many surfaces and places in the home; however, using it on certain surfaces can cause damage, among other issues.
Read MoreEmpty food cans can be recycled, sure, but they're also great bases for DIY projects. Easily turn cans into boho decor with just a few craft supplies and tools.
Read MoreThese plants have leaves that naturally turn shades of red and yellow all year round, making them ideal for long-lasting fall displays and as houseplants.
Read MoreThis thrift store alternative is a great place to find vintage treasures such as ceiling medallions, pillars, antique doors, fireplaces, and more.
Read MoreKnowing when to use a mop or a broom to clean your floors isn't just a matter of which works better. It's also about the floor material and keeping tools clean.
Read MoreSeptember signals the arrival of fall, but it's also a great time to plant certain vegetables. The ideal crops to plant depend on your gardening zone.
Read MoreThere's a simple item you likely have in your kitchen that will double as a cheap cleanser for hard water stains on glass surfaces, and it's basically free.
Read MoreAre you sad at the sight of fading blooms at the end of summer? Plant any of these flowering shrubs, and you'll keep your yard colorful well into fall.
Read MoreWith this thrift find turned kitchen organization system, you can finally give your spices a cute home instead of tossing them in a random cabinet.
Read MoreYour old sewing table can find new life as an innovative outdoor entertainment solution, making a beautiful patio bar for serving food and chilling drinks.
Read MoreIt can be difficult to know when you should start plants from seeds versus buying seedlings. Sure, seeds cost less, but there's more to consider than price.
Read MoreMost tool brands nowadays have a proprietary battery system that works with multiple tools. While they might look similar, they're not all exactly the same.
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