The Pencil Test You'll Want To Try To Keep Your Garage Critter-Free This Winter
As winter draws in, mice will be naturally drawn to the cozy shelter of a garage, and all you need to test if it's sealed against critters is a pencil.
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Clean The Gap Between Your Stove & Countertop With A Kitchen Essential
The secret to conquering that grimy no-man’s-land between your stove and counter is hiding in plain sight — it's cheap, trusty, and right in your pantry.
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Should You Toss Used Garden Straw, Or Is It Better To Let It Decompose?
When the growing season is over, you may be wondering what to do with the straw you've been using as mulch. Here are the factors you should consider.
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The Unexpected Kitchen Essential That Gives Christmas Ornaments A High-End Look
You can give a flocked, textured look to round Christmas ornaments with this DIY project, using an common ingredient you already have in your kitchen.
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Goodbye Bulky Countertops: The Minimalist Trend Coming To Kitchens In 2026
Thick, heavy slabs of stone paired with subway tile have been the go-to countertop-backsplash duo for years. Expect to see a more cohesive look in 2026.
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Woman Repurposes Old-School Item Nobody Uses Anymore Into Gorgeous Home Decor
A TikTok creator took a forgotten relic from the past and turned it into décor so chic, everyone will now be on the lookout for this old piece of “junk.”
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Christmas Cactus Not Blooming? Here's What You Can Do
Christmas cactus has beautiful, vibrant flowers. However, to see them, the cactus has to experience a change in growing conditions that signal flowering season.
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Want To Mount Your Microwave? Here's The Best Height To Put It At
Choosing the right microwave height frees up space and can make daily cooking safer, giving your kitchen better function without changing the layout.
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12 Types Of Toilet Paper Holders That Might Be Perfect For Your Bathroom
Picking the perfect toilet paper holder for your needs shouldn't be stressful, so we've compiled this fantastic list so you know all of your options.
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The Forgotten Thrift Store Find People Are Repurposing For Unique Christmas Tree Decor
A tiny thrifted treasure is suddenly the star of the holiday season — getting strung to make décor so charming you’ll rethink every “small” find you pass by.
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How Often You Should Prune A Peace Lily To Keep The Flower Blooming For Years
Peace lilies are beautiful and popular plants that can brighten up your home. Caring for them requires pruning to keep them blooming for a long time.
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Move Over Open Kitchens: Layout Trends That Are Taking Over
Homeowners are rethinking how kitchens should function, and a surprising shift in layout trends is reshaping what modern living spaces look and feel like.
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The Old-School Bathroom Storage Feature We Hardly Ever See In New Homes
The best part about older homes are the little surprises and quirks around every corner, such as the hidden bathroom storage accessories popular in the 1950s.
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Potted Christmas Tree Varieties That Thrive When Grown As Houseplants
If you hate spending money on a Christmas tree just to throw it out a few weeks later, check out this list of Christmas tree houseplants you can grow year-long.
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Invasive, Parasitic Plant Detected For The First Time In North America
If you grow flowers in your garden, you'll want to keep a sharp lookout for an invasive, parasitic plant that has been detected in the U.S. for the first time.
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Clearing Leaves From The Sidewalk: Is It Your Responsibility?
Leaves covering your sidewalk can be slippery and conceal tripping hazards. But if a pedestrian falls in front of your house, are you to blame?
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Turn Dollar Tree Gift Boxes Into High-End Christmas Decor With An Easy DIY
Those cute holiday images on Dollar Tree gift boxes can become festive decor to ornament any room in your home. It's a simple, affordable, and customizable DIY.
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The Flower You Should Be Planting In Fall For Stunning Blooms Come Spring
Fall is an excellent time to sow the seeds of this showy, low-maintenance, reseeding flower that provides stunning blooms in late spring and summer.
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Hide The Eyesore Of Outdoor Trash Cans By Turning It Into An Artsy Yard Feature
Nobody likes unsightly garbage cans just sitting on the side of the house. Luckily, this DIY solution can help hide trash cans while adding some curb appeal.
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How To Thrift The Perfect Holiday Blanket
You don't have to spend a fortune to find the perfect holiday throw. Head to the thrift store, and follow these simple tips to secure a cozy, festive blanket.
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Protect Your AC Unit This Winter By Using The Best Type Of Covers
Central air conditioning units sit outside all winter, and they are designed for this,. You may want to cover it but make sure to choose the right material.
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Why You Should Do Your Major Garden Shopping In Winter
Most people don't think to head over to their local garden center to stock up during the winter season, but here's why you should do precisely that.
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Don't Toss Old Shoes - Use Them As A Weighted Door Stop
Old or unwanted boots and shoes usually end up in the landfill, but instead, consider giving them new life by repurposing them as doorstops.
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12 Tips & Tricks Every DIYer Needs To Know About Painting Ikea Furniture
Ikea furniture is perennially popular, but it can be pretty plain in the color department. Here's how to give Ikea pieces a paint job that lasts and won't chip.
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Say Goodbye To Basic Christmas Decor: These Vintage Tree Ideas Will Take Your Breath Away
If you're ready to experience the true festive feeling of the Christmas season, toss out that monochromatic or minimalist tree design and embrace vintage style.
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The Bathroom Trend That Is About To Make Cleaning A Whole Lot Easier
A sleek new bathroom trend is about to make mopping feel effortless — because when nothing touches the floor, cleaning gets a whole lot simpler.
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Signs You May Be Watering Your Spider Plant Too Much
Spider plants have the reputation of being nearly unkillable, so how comes yours is losing its leaves and looking sad? The answer might be overwatering.
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