Why Ryobi's Leaf Vacuum Isn't All It's Cracked Up To Be (And What To Get Instead)
This battery-powered leaf vacuum/mulcher from Ryobi promises a lot but reviews say otherwise. Find out why and an alternative you could get.
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The Brilliant DIY Decor That Upcycles An Old Chess Board
If you have an old chess set that's missing pieces, don't rush to throw it out yet. Instead, turn it into this functional and uniquely attractive decor piece.
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Top 10 Household Items That Are Always Worth Buying At Dollar General
Dollar General may not be a go-to for items like groceries and tools, but you can feel confident you're getting a great deal on these supplies and decor.
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The Induction Stove Feature That's Completely Overlooked
Induction stoves have gained in popularity for their efficiency, safety, and speed, but some cooks may not be using all of their features. Don’t be one of them.
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The Low-Maintenance Aloe Variety That's Great For Beginner Gardeners
Looking for an indoor, beginner plant? This aloe thrives with little care, making it perfect for beginners, brown thumbs, or those with busy travel schedules.
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The Popular Power Tool You Shouldn't Use During A Fire Ban
During a fire ban, it's a given that you shouldn't be starting any fires, but you also want to avoid indirectly causing one by using this power tool.
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12 Plants You Should Always Deadhead In The Fall For A Final Flush Of Flowers
Greedy for a final flush of flowers in fall? Deadheading this list of annuals and perennials can help the plants conserve energy and extend their bloom period.
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Keep Your Monstera Plants Healthy All Winter With These Simple Tips
Monstera plants thrive in tropical climates. But if you live in a colder climate, you can still keep your monstera healthy over winter if you do these things.
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Top Tools From Harbor Freight To Tackle Stubborn Weeds
Frustrated with stubborn weeds in your yard? Discover Harbor Freight's top affordable tools, trusted by customers, for tackling taproot and clump root weeds.
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10 Creative Ways To Transform Vintage Thrift Store Finds Into Unique DIY Accent Walls
If you've got a wall that's begging for a little creative energy, the answer may be in crafting a DIY accent wall. The thrift store is a great place to start.
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The Self-Seeding Flower With Stunning Blooms More Gardeners Will Plant In 2026
Although some plant trends come and go, we suspect this beautiful, eye-catching flower will be around for a long time thanks to it's self-seeding nature.
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20 Coordinating Hues To Pair With Sherwin-Williams' Gorgeous Color Of The Year
Sherwin-Williams just dropped its Color of the Year, and it’s stunning — but what do you pair it with? We’ve your cheat sheet to a commentary palette.
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The IKEA Organizer That Buyers Are Saying Is Great For Keeping Sink Essentials Tidy
Keep brushes, soaps, sponges, and drying cloths neatly organized around the kitchen sink with this helpful product from IKEA that leaves customers satisfied.
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The Spring Garden Beauties Joanna Gaines Plants In November
Joanna Gaines has a garden that dreams are made of. Patience and extra effort are the secrets behind it, but these are the beauties that actually bloom.
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Grab A Pumpkin To DIY The Sweetest Fall-Themed Serving Tray Guests Will Love
This tabletop pumpkin serving tray is easy to DIY and works as a chic centerpiece or functional decor item for your autumn interior design scheme.
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How To Grow Lemon Thyme Indoors And Actually Keep It Alive
Lemon thyme is a lovely addition to many Mediterranean dishes, and it's easy to grow indoors once you understand how to meet its ideal growing conditions.
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13 Household Ingredients That Can Remove Stickers (And Residue) From Glass Jars
Glass jars are versatile and perfect for crafts and DIYs but removing stickers and residue from them can be hard. These household items can help.
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Stop Tossing Corn Husks When There Are 7 Clever Ways To Repurpose Them
Don't toss out that corn husk! There are several ways you can reuse the tough outer shell of a cob of corn, from home decor to gardening and lots in between.
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The Cleaning Essential That Easily Removes Sticky Tree Sap Spots
Is your car or patio furniture plagued by stubborn tree sap? Discover the ultimate solution to effortlessly remove those sticky spots and restore your surfaces.
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The Problem With Growing Bamboo That Most Gardeners Aren't Aware Of
Bamboo adds an architectural element to your garden design. However, the dense structure of this dramatic plant can hide things you don't want in your garden.
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The Harbor Freight Tools New Homeowners Should Consider Buying, According To Reviews
Just got the keys — and a mile-long to-do list? Before you call in a favor (or your dad), check out the Harbor Freight tools homeowners swear by.
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You're Probably Not Washing Your Sheets Often Enough This Fall
With the arrival of fall comes more time under the warm covers, which can become a serious problem if you don’t know the correct frequency to wash your sheets.
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A Historic Home Gets A Modern Update With The Color Drenching Trend: 'Gorgeous'
Swathed in a warm earthy hue, this designer embraced the color drenching trend in her traditional bedroom, earning praise for its fresh jewel-box look.
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Is It Worth It To Save Money By Not Paying Renter's Insurance?
Skipping renter's insurance might save you a few bucks — or will it? Discover whether this decision is a good one, or something that will backfire.
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10 Popular Plants That Expert Gardeners Warn Beginners Not To Grow
Not all the flowering shrubs and vines that number on gardeners' favorites lists are a good option for beginner growers. They're high maintenance and finicky.
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How Long It Takes The Pipes In Your Home To Freeze In The Cold Weather
Frozen pipes in winter are a threat many homeowners don't think about until it's too late. Various factors go into how long it takes them to freeze.
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Give New Life To An Old Candelabra Without The Potential Fire Hazard. Here's How
As charming as it is, using an antique candelabra has the drawback of being a fire hazard. But here's a clever way to make it throw light without the danger.
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