Create A Cutesy Toilet Paper Holder For Your Bathroom With A Simple Upcycling DIY
In need of a new DIY craft project? Using just a few items lying around the house, you can simply create a new and cute holder for your toilet paper.
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Signs Your Bleeding Hearts Have A Pest Problem (& How To Get Rid Of Them)
Bleeding hearts have a striking, romantic petal shape, but they may be affected by pests. Here's what to look out for and how to deal with a pest problem.
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Where To Mount Shower Shelves For Longevity And Function
Showers can easily become cluttered, so installing shelves can do wonders for bathroom organization. But where should you mount them for longevity and function?
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The Trendy Tile Option That's Replacing Tired And Dated White Marble
Because white marble has become so popular, some say that it can look tired and dated. If you agree, consider this trendy tile option instead.
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How To Protect Squash Plants From Pests With A Genius Toilet Paper Roll Hack
If pests are ruining your squash plants before your veggies have had time to develop, try this easy preventative method using empty toilet paper rolls.
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Why Mixing Laundry Detergent And Softener Before You Do A Load Is Actually Counterproductive
While some may think that combining laundry detergent with fabric softener will simplify their laundry routine, this can actually be counterproductive.
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The Best Power Tool Brands At Home Depot, According To Customers
If you're in the market for some new power tools from The Home Depot, we've got you covered. Here's a look at some of the most-loved brands.
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Upcycle Toilet Paper Tubes Into A Crafty Kitchen Utensil Holder
Start stowing away your empty cardboard toilet paper tubes as they can be used for fun DIY projects and decorations, like a crafty kitchen utensil holder.
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Mike Holmes Says To Watch Out For Air Fresheners When Buying A Home. Here's What Our Expert Had To Say
Should you, as HGTV's Mike Holmes suggests, be cautious of buying a property that uses air fresheners at an open house? We weighed in with a real estate expert.
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Layering Evergreens For Privacy: Is It Actually A Good Idea?
Some people opt for evergreens to create privacy around their home, but there are some pros and cons to choosing to include different layers.
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The Bigger, The Better Kitchen Flooring Trend For A Timeless Upgrade
There is a new, trendy look gracing kitchen floors that is all about size. This design can be a worthwhile upgrade that'll forever be stylish and functional.
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Turn White Curtains Into A Work Of Art With The Help Of Watercolor Paints
Rather than buying fancy new curtains for your home, why not transform a boring white pair into a work of art with the help of watercolor paints?
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Successfully Plant A Tree In Sandy Soil With These Tips
Sandy soil can be tricky to work with as it doesn't retain moisture very well. Here's how to successfully plant a tree and keep it alive in sandy soil.
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Why Your Laminate Floors Are Separating And How To Prevent It
While minor gaps in laminate flooring can be normal, larger ones are signs of bigger issues. Before you install laminate floors, make sure you properly prepare.
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Mailbox Camera: What Are Your Best Options, And Is It Legal?
A mailbox camera is one way of increasing your home's security. In addition to looking at the best options, it's important to know whether they're legal.
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A Knife Rack Is The Key To Finally Decluttering Your Bathroom
It doesn't take much for bathroom countertops to become messy. But with a knife rack hack, you can finally declutter and organize your space.
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How To Add A Little Floral Fun To The Posts In Your Yard
If you have a patio area with posts for holding a shade canopy or outdoor lights, consider adding a little bit of floral fun with this easy DIY.
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Upcycle Rocks Into DIY Sticky Traps For Fungus Gnats
Fungus gnats are the worst, and the yellow sticky traps that catch them aren't much better. Try this DIY instead, using rocks to make natural-looking traps.
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Outdoor Furniture Cleaning Mistakes To Avoid At All Costs
The whole point of cleaning outdoor furniture is to maintain it, so the last thing you want is to damage your pieces with one of these cleaning mistakes.
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Try This Painting Technique For A Flawless Cabinet Finish
Painting your cabinets can completely transform their look, but if you want a professional finish, you'll need to consider the method you're going to use.
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7 Tasty Veggies That Will Happily Grow In Clay Soil
House Digest's Garden Editor knows all about growing in clay soil. Here are her top seven veggies that happily put down roots and produce a healthy crop.
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The Difference Between Shrunken And Felted Laundry (And What To Do)
If your freshly laundered sweater is now a better fit for a doll, it likely shrunk or became felted. Learn the distinction and how to try to reverse the damage.
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These Sleek Skinny Cabinets Are Perfect For Keeping Small Bathroom Clutter At Bay
Short on storage space in your bathroom? These skinny cabinets could be the perfect way to organize your essentials and keep clutter hidden from view.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cleaning A Washing Machine
People tend to have their own ways of cleaning their washers. Whether you let self-clean do most the work or scrub it thoroughly, avoid these common mistakes.
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A Trash Bin From Dollar Tree Makes The Perfect Soil Sifter For Your Garden
If you're shopping at the garden center for all your garden needs, you may be spending more than necessary - the Dollar Tree likely has what you need.
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Get Rid Of Stubborn Grease On Kitchen Cabinets With An Everyday Cleaning Essential
While grease build-up on kitchen cabinets is not uncommon, it's also not something you want sticking around. Here's an easy way to get rid of it.
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Joanna Gaines' Tips For Choosing The Perfect Shade Of White Paint For A Fixer Upper-Inspired Look
If you're feeling envious of the "Fixer Upper" looks that Joanna Gaines creates with ease, then you'll want to hear what she has to say about white paint.
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