The Creepy Pest You're Likely To Find In Your Home In The Winter
You may think you get a break from creepy crawlers in the winter, but this multi-legged arthropod prefers a warm house in the colder months.
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The Leafy Green You Should Harvest After The First Frost For Better Flavor
Don't let the first drop in temperature deter you. When you wait until after the first frost to harvest this cold-hardy vegetable, it turns out sweeter.
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Ditch Bulky Closet Doors And Try This Stunning DIY For A Unique New Look
Remove the space-hogging closet doors and get a paint roller and pan, then prepare to transform your closet using something soft you'd usually hang on the wall.
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15 Must-Do Swaps To Update A '70s Kitchen Eyesore
Mid-century kitchen design is currently trending, but lots of features should be left in the past. Learn what to spend your 1970s kitchen remodel budget on.
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Dollar Tree Is Selling A Complete Winter-Themed Dishware Set For An Affordable Price
If you're on a tight budget but still want to dress up your table with a luxe look that'll impress your guests, head to Dollar Tree for winter-themed dishware.
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The Gorgeous Tree That Just Needs A Little Bit Of Water To Propagate In The Winter
Propagation is one of the best ways to fill your garden with plants on a budget, and this stunning tree doesn't take much encouraging to develop roots.
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How To Fix And Tighten Loose Pruning Shears
Loose pruning shears are more than just a hassle; they can actually harm your plants' health with uneven cuts. Luckily, tightening is an easy process.
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12 Interior Design Choices That Make A Modern Home Look Outdated
Looking back at past design trends is as important as looking forward. As you plan your home design, consider these old trends that are now out of date.
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The 26 Harbor Freight Tools Every DIYer Should Know About, According To Reviews
From gadgets that make you look like a pro to power tools that punch above the price tag, users suggest adding these Harbor Freight finds to your tool line-up.
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The Garage Upgrade That Hides The Eyesore Of Trash Cans
Storing your trash cans in the garage can prevent animals from getting into them, but you can go one step further to hide them completely out of sight.
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Use A Natural, Manual Barrier To Prevent Grass From Growing In Your Favorite Flower Bed
While you can opt to painstakingly maintain the edging of your flower bed by hand or with a string trimmer, a physical barrier is a low-maintenance alternative.
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The Most Costly Appliance In Your Kitchen, And We All Have One
It might surprise you to learn that there's one appliance in your kitchen that everyone has, which generally uses more energy than all the others.
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This Dollar Tree Item Mimics The Look Of Fluffy Fake Snow For A Fraction Of The Price
Fake snow can be upwards of $50 for a 4-pound bag. But for $1.50, you can score the perfect fake snow alternative in the most unexpected aisle at Dollar Tree.
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'Beautiful!' HGTV Fans Are In Love With Jonathan Scott & Zooey Deschanel's Unique Home
With a decades-old rose garden and majestic sycamore trees, Johnathan Scott and Zooey Deschanel's 1930s-era home boasts unique color palettes and curated vibes.
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The Viney Garden Plant You Can Enjoy Year Round By Growing Indoors
Most edible garden plants grow best outdoors, but this classic vine can bring greenery to your home -- and add a healthy crunch to your plate, if all goes well.
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The 1960s Cabinet Door Trend To Try Out In Your Kitchen
Design trends from the '60s continue to make their way back into modern interiors. If you're going that route in your kitchen, these cabinets are a must.
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The Wall Painting Hack To Try For Quick Results That Look Amazing
Painting the high spots of a room can cause pain in your neck, shoulders, and even your knees thanks to climbing up and down the ladder. Try this trick instead.
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Tacky Or Resourceful: The Dollar Tree Toilet Paper Shelf That Requires No Tools
This DIY toilet paper shelf requires no tools to put together, just three Dollar Tree items and zip ties. The final look isn't tacky if you do it right.
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When Is It Too Late To Cut Back Shrubs?
Cutting shrubs too late causes winter damage and fewer blooms. Discover the ideal pruning deadline for your shrubs and how to protect new growth from frost.
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Move Aside, Traditional Velvet: The Unique Take On The Trend That We're Seeing Everywhere This Fall
Velvet in general is a great way to bring some luxury and texture to your design, but this specific style of velvet also allows you to play with pattern.
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The Beneficial Garden Insect That's Often Confused With Joro Spiders
While they may look similar to the invasive Joro spiders, these common arachnids not only help pollinators, they keep pests out of your garden.
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Why Does My Finished Basement Smell Musty? Hidden Reasons Behind Those Foul Odors
Finished basements might look like any other room in the house, but being underground still puts them at a higher risk for several odor-causing issues.
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16 Houseplants You Can Propagate In The Winter
You may not think of winter as a time to propagate plants, you actually can propagate many indoors during the cold season, including monstera and snake plants.
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Walmart's Black Friday Sale Is Officially Live - Look Out For These Home & Garden Deals
Walmart's Black Friday Deals are here! From cordless vacuums to outdoor patio sets, discover the home and garden deals worth snagging before it's too late.
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Joanna Gaines Approved Tips For Adding Warmth And Character To A Small Cottage
Magnolia's Hillcrest Cottage, designed by Joanna Gaines, is a lesson in how to decorate a small cottage without going overboard. Learn how to get the look.
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How To Decorate For Holidays While Maintaining A Minimalist Aesthetic
It's simple (and probably easier) to decorate for the holidays with a minimalist style. This look eliminates visual clutter and embraces a clean festive design.
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Fix Cracks In Your Wall Once And For All With A Screw Hack
If you've got cracks in your drywall, there's no need to call a professional just yet. This DIY screw hack might be all you need... as long as you do it right.
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