Pantry Vs Clothes Moths: Which Pest Are You Really Dealing With? Here's How To Tell
If you're seeing moths around your house, it's important to identify what type it is before you start trying to treat the infestation. Here's how to tell.
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Tired Of Thrift Store Crowds? This Alternative Is A Hidden Gem & A Vintage Lover's Dream
As much as we love shopping at the thrift store, there are some quality alternatives you can turn to for crowd-free second-hand decor shopping.
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It's Not Too Late - Plant This Flower In November For Stunning Winter Color
November is the perfect time to plant this gorgeous flower, so that you can enjoy its colorful blooms well into winter. Here's how to grow and care for it.
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Gardener Reveals Brilliant Technique That Focuses On Soil: 'Better Than Compost Tea'
Gardeners who are looking for ways to have a healthy, thriving garden on a budget might be interested in a brilliant technique that focuses on soil health.
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For A Shady Spring Garden, Consider Planting This Blooming Tree
Fall is the best time to consider planting one or more shade trees to provide your spring garden with some relief. Here's a good variety to consider.
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Are Your Solar Panels Reaching The End Of Their Life? How To Handle Them
Home solar panels don't last forever and can have hazardous materials. When the time comes to replace an old system, you need to dispose of the panels safely.
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The Garage DIY Homeowners May Regret Trying
If space in your home is limited, you might consider converting your garage, but many DIY homeowners have regrets about this type of upgrade, and here's why.
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How To Help Your Lawn Recover From A Drought
Climate issues have increased the frequency of extreme weathers that have negative effects on lawns. Here is how to revive a drought-affected one.
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The Common Landscaping Practice That Is Actually Quite Harmful
Rocks and mulch are commonly used in landscaping. But one trick to keep those cover options in place could be ineffective, dangerous, and more work.
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12 Things To Hang Over Your Bed That Aren't Artwork
The wall above your bed is often the focal point of your bedroom, but there are other things you can display there besides art pieces for a unique look.
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The Next Big Trend Of 2026 Will Make Your Bathroom Feel Like A Spa-Inspired Oasis
A highly-anticipated bathroom trend of 2026 will leave your space feeling less like an average bathroom an more like a calming retreat.
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The 2025 Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Has Been Picked - Here's Where It's Coming From
One family's beloved backyard tree is hitting it big in NYC. Learn all about the tree taking center stage as this year's Rockefeller Center Christmas tree.
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The DIY Solution That Removes Visual Clutter From Fridge Doors In Just A Few Steps
With various papers and photos on it, the fridge door is a clutter magnet. Here's an easy way to remove the mess and show these items in an intentional way.
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Tired Of Raking? This Nifty Tool Will Change The Way You Clean Up Fallen Leaves
Autumn leaves covering the yard can be a sore sight for those tasked with raking fallen leaves, but this nifty tool can simplify the job.
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Before And After: DIYer Turns Ordinary IKEA Storage Into Stylish Showpiece
IKEA is the perfect place to find budget-friendly basics, and you can easily personalize them with DIYs like this gorgeous, versatile LÅDMAKARE revamp.
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How To Choose The Best Patio Furniture Covers For The Winter Months
Winter is coming, and with it comes tough weather. If you have some patio furniture, then you need to find the proper covers in order to protect it.
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Say Goodbye To Kitchen Towels Falling With One Simple And Stylish DIY Solution
If the kitchen towels you keep dangling on your oven handle keep falling down, you can easily tweak the way that they hang to ensure they stay up.
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The Popular Electric Lawn Mower Model Known For Its Long-Lasting Battery Life
If you're looking to transition from a gas to an electric lawn mower, this option has received consistently positive reviews, though it is a bit pricey.
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The Joanna Gaines-Approved DIY That Now Just Seems Tacky
Joanna Gaines has an eye for interior design, especially when it comes to rustic styles. However, one DIY option is falling out of favor for a simpler design.
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The Flower You'll See Everywhere In 2026 That Embraces The Gothic Garden Trend
Whether Tim Burton's "Wednesday" or a resurgence in '90s trends is to blame -- goth is back. To get the look in your garden, try this inky purple bloom.
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The Hard-To-Find Vintage Rug Design That Adds A Touch Of Luxury To Any Room
Vintage imported rugs have a certain allure modern rugs can't compete with. Check out this stunning Middle Eastern design that adds a luxe touch to any room.
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Will Vintage Bathroom Features Hurt Or Help Your Home's Resale Value?
Will buyers see your retro bathroom as charming and unique or drab and dated? Here's how a vintage bathroom can affect your home's resale value.
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The Paint Color Trend That Makes Millennial Gray Look Modern Instead Of Dated
Millennial gray isn't exactly hideous, but it has been called out as a dated neutral. Step out of the late 2000s and into the now with this paint color instead.
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Keep Spider Plants Happy All Winter Long With These Essential Tips
Struggling to keep your spider plants healthy during the winter? Discover essential tips on watering and sunlight requirements to ensure your plants thrive.
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Can You Prune Your Neighbors' Overhanging Branches Or Shrubs?
If your neighbor's tree branches are encroaching on your property, you may wonder if you can prune them. We've got good news for you — and a few caveats.
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How To Dispose Of Your Old And Broken Lawn Mower
A lawn mowers is a handy machine to have on hand - at least until it breaks down. An old and broken lawn mower can be complicated to dispose of, but here's how.
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The Tension Rod Hack That Will Help Keep Your Home Warmer In The Winter
Tired of cold air sneaking in through your doors and windows? A simple tweak to how you hang a tension rod can warm things up without cranking the heat.
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