Say Goodbye To The Eyesore Of Outdoor Trash Cans With A Sleek DIY Solution
Storing trash cans outdoors is sometimes the only option, but you can build screens to block the view. This option incorporates a beautiful living screen.
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7 Gorgeous Cabinet Trends Set To Take Over Kitchens In 2026
Cabinet colors, materials, hardware, and designs are changing in 2026. If you're planning a kitchen renovation, balance the trends with your style.
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The Item You Can Get At The Thrift Store That Adds Vintage Style To Your Kitchen
Vintage thrift store finds add character to your kitchen with unique pieces very few people own. This find is also functional for your favorite beverages.
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The Low-Maintenance Winter Garden Trend That's Perfect For 'Lazy' Gardeners
This winter garden trend is not only super easy, but it will attract beneficial birds and helpful insects to your yard by providing them with food.
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The Dawn Dish Soap Alternative That Can Clean Up Grimy Kitchen Cabinets
Dawn dish soap has been a standard for cleaning all kinds of surfaces, but when it comes to cleaning your cabinets, there’s another option worth trying.
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Oceanfront Property Risks You Should Know Before Buying
If you're in the position to buy an oceanfront home, it's tempting to dive right in. But don't bury your head in the sand about the risks of coastal properties.
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Declutter Your Kitchen Instantly By Hiding Those Storage Jars
Fancy storage jars containing pasta or baking supplies can look nicely organized when lined up neatly on the countertop, but they still contribute to clutter.
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13 Ways To Prevent Squirrels From Eating The Pumpkins In Your Garden
If you don't want your pumpkins to become food for squirrels, there are many deterrent methods, from scent-based to physical, you can use to keep them away.
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The Once-Popular Landscaping Trend That's Outdating Your Garden
Minimalism has dominated landscape design for a decade or so, but the style and associated materials are losing appeal with today's nature-focused gardeners.
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How Often You Should Really Be Cleaning Your Bathroom
Regular cleaning of your bathroom is a necessity, but there are features you should be paying more attention to on a monthly, weekly, and even daily basis.
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For A Sprinkler System That Survives The Cold, This Is When You Should Winterize Them
Winter is a harsh time for not just your garden, but your sprinkler system as well, so make sure you winterize your system before the pipes freeze.
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The Startling Reasons Your Energy Bills May Be Soaring
You might be surprised that there are environmental, infrastructural, and even technology-related reasons for those soaring numbers on your energy bills.
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Are Cucumber Plants Doomed With The First Frost Of Winter? Here's What We Found
Cucumbers are fast-growing plants that are great for a backyard garden, but it's important to know what temperatures can cause damage in colder months.
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10 Stylish Dollar Tree Cutting Board Hacks To Instantly Declutter Your Countertops
These clever DIYs transform Dollar Tree’s bamboo cutting boards into stylish countertop organizers that add charm, order, and creativity to any space.
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Forget Traditional Bird Baths: This Affordable Alternative Is Great For Freezing Winters
You don't need to splurge on a heated birdbath to continue offering a water source to backyard birds in the winter. Try this budget-friendly hack.
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Shopping For A New Washing Machine? Here Are Features You Don't Want To Miss Out On
After narrowing down your washing machine options based on price or brand, you'll want to consider the types of features you want your new appliance to have.
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The Garden Mistake That Could Bring Wasps To Your Home
While wasps are generally beneficial in the garden, too many can be a big problem. To reduce their numbers, deal with this common garden material correctly.
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It's Official – This Gorgeous Countertop Trend Will Be Taking Over Kitchens In 2026
Laminate, granite, quartz; all of these countertops had their day in the sun. Find out which material is next (you've probably never heard of it).
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The Clever Tape Trick That'll Help You Remove Rusted Bolts And Screws
This trick works by giving traction to rusted bolts and screws that have stiffened, helping to loosen the stubborn fixtures so you can easily remove them.
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Decorate Your Walls With A Sweet And Unique DIY You Can Use For Storing Notes
Custom decor pieces don't have to be expensive or difficult. This simple clay project serves as a wall-mounted container for notes and other small items.
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How To Successfully Grow Pumpkins From Harvested Seeds
Want to grow your own pumpkins from harvested seeds? Be sure to properly dry and store the seeds until it's time to plant them in your garden.
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Prevent Window Condensation During Colder Months With A Curtain Tip
Do you notice condensation on windows when you open curtains in winter? Here's a simple thing you can do with your curtains to prevent condensation buildup.
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Dollar Tree Just Hiked Its Prices On These Items - Are They Still Worth It?
Dollar Tree's entire claim to fame is its low prices, but when it comes to certain kitchen items, the retailer is increasing its base price point.
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Do This One Test At The Thrift Store Before Bringing Furniture Home
Looks can be deceiving, making it crucial to do this test when shopping for thrift store furniture if you want to buy antique pieces that will last.
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18 Pampas-Like Ornamental Grass Options To Add Texture To Your Yard
Pampas grass add visual interest to your yard and come in tons of varieties, but you can achieve the same look with a variety of other ornamental grasses.
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Why Your Glass Stove Smells (And How To Fix It)
A glass stovetop can harbor some pretty awful smells, and they only get worse over time. Here's how to remove odors without scratching the surface.
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Are People Secretly Stealing Your WiFi? Here's How To Tell
If you suspect neighbors are stealing your WiFi, you'll need to gather all your devices connected to the internet and conduct a simple router test.
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