The Types Of Fence That Can Help Make Your Yard Safer
The right fence can be your home's first line of defense, offering security and privacy. Here, we break down what to consider when shopping for one.
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Don't Throw Out Your Peace Lily: Why The Flowers Died And How To Get Them To Re-Bloom
From watering issues to common plant ailments, there are several reasons why your peace lily died, but it can re-bloom with proper care and maintenance.
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How Long Can You Expect Vinyl Floors To Last? Here's What We Found
Unlock the secrets to making your vinyl floors last longer thanks to a series of expert tips that will help you protect and maintain your investment.
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16 Household Items From The '70s That Are Now Worth A Lot Of Money
Hidden in closets and garages, everyday ‘70s items are turning into valuable collectibles. Your old decor could be worth more than you’d ever expect.
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Moving Past Beige & White, This Creamy Color Is Taking Over Interiors
Beige and white hues are popular in interior design because they’re timeless and versatile, but if you want to be trendier, consider this warm neutral color.
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The Major Factor To Consider Before Repotting An Indoor Houseplant
A houseplant with wilted, yellowing leaves isn't the only sign to look out for when considering repotting. There are indicators hidden in the soil, too.
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Love Fall? This May Be The Best Region For You To Live
The Northeast is most commonly associated with fall, but this unexpected area of the United States might actually top it in terms of autumnal vibes.
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12 Ways To Use A Household Mop Beyond Cleaning The Floor
Mops are great for cleaning floors, and it's exactly their unique flat or floppy, long-handled design that makes them useful for home cleaning indoors and out.
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Nate Berkus Shares His Simple Formula To Style A Coffee Table With Ease
Nate Berkus knows how to make a house look like a home, and his suggestions for coffee table styling can make your decorating decisions much easier.
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The Nut Tree You Can Plant In The Fall For Lovely Spring Shade
Unlike other trees, this American native is conveniently planted in the fall to protect from increasing sun in the spring. Plus, it provides an edible bounty.
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Maximize Small Closet Space With A Simple Dollar Tree Paper Towel Holder Hack
Even if you fully declutter your small closet, it may still appear messy. One way to keep things organized is to use a paper towel holder from Dollar Tree.
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What To Know About This Lightweight Ryobi Lawn Mower Before Buying It
Ryobi has a wide range of home improvement and maintenance tools to choose from, including a lightweight 40V push lawn mower you may already be considering.
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Heartwarming Ways You Can Inspire Kindness With Your Interior Design
Designing a home is about more than following the latest trends. If your space makes you happy, you're likely to share that happiness with those around you.
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Give Your Kitchen An Upgrade With The Trend You'll See Everywhere In 2026
In 2026, you can incorporate this kitchen trend via everything from your faucet, shelving, or even a gallery rail to add a touch of sophistication.
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Why You May Want To Reconsider DIYing Your Headboard
DIYing a headboard for your bed is a tempting project when it comes to the high prices of a brand-new product. However, you're best leaving this to the pros.
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Does Your Living Room Look Messy? This Spot May Be Due For A Declutter
If your living room is always looking chaotic, no matter how much you try to organize it, clutter in this unexpected spot might be the culprit.
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You've Been Using The Wrong Rake, And It Shows In Your Garden
While a rake is an essential garden tool, did you know that there are varied types meant for entirely different tasks and using the wrong one can be a mistake.
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Why Beautiful Green Flowers On A Peace Lily Isn't What You Want
If your peace lily is sporting lovely green flowers instead of white ones, there are a few common reasons that you want to address for the health of your plant.
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The Cabinet Design Tip That Ties Your Whole Kitchen Together
The kitchen is the heart of every home, but can sometimes look chaotic with all the different items in it. This cabinet tip provides a more unified look.
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Cover These 14 Veggies In October Before Cold Weather Destroys Your Harvest
By October, most garden vegetables are ready for harvest (or nearly so). To protect your plants at the end of the season, cover these more frost-tender edibles.
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11 Annuals You Need To Overwinter ASAP To Enjoy For Years To Come
If these annuals are growing in your garden, you have precious little time to waste — the upcoming frosts will kill them unless you overwinter them properly.
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The Revolutionary Prototype That Very Well May Change The Future Of Air Conditioning
An alternative to harmful air conditioning pollutants, this environmentally-friendly prototype stores energy for more efficient cooling and heating of homes.
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9 Mistakes Everyone Makes When Painting Floors (& How To Avoid Them)
Painted floors are trending now, and while this is one upgrade you could DIY, avoiding these common mistakes will ensure you don't regret it.
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Here's One Of The Few Flowers That Bloom All Year—Perfect For Warm, Shady Gardens
Shady gardens can be tricky to color with flowers as many varieties need lots of sunlight, yet this flower blooms all year long and thrives in the shade.
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HGTV Just Revealed A Brand-New Show — And Property Brothers Fans Will Love It
In 2026, HGTV fans can expect all the charm, witty banter, and expert advice that the Property Brothers are known for, but from an entirely new angle.
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The Paper Plate Trick That Keeps Your Pans In Perfect Condition
All you need is a pack of paper plates to help your pans last longer and keep you from finding any unexpected damage when you pull them out of the cabinet.
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The Once-Popular Tile That's Seriously Outdating Your Kitchen Backsplash
Back in the 2000s, a particularly ornate tile dominated kitchen backsplashes. If your cooking area still showcases the tired tile trend, it's time for a switch.
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