How To Declutter Used Batteries (The Right Way)
Whether or not you can throw away and how you recycle your old, used batteries all depends on what kind of battery it is and your local regulations.
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Stick Edgers Vs. String Trimmers: Which Is Best For A Pristine Lawn?
If you're looking to keep your lawn looking its best, you're going to need the right tools. Are stick edgers or string trimmers the better choice?
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Stripping Furniture Vs. Sanding: Which Is Right For Your Project
Stripping and sanding are both ways to fix up furniture, but which should you choose for your project? Here's what you need to know about the two options.
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14 Essential Crops That Belong In Every Survival Garden
A survival garden is filled with crops that are nutrient-dense and can be preserved for future use, including potatoes, squash, asparagus, and so many more.
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The Indoor Plant That Thrives Even Where There's Hardly Any Light
Not all plants need a bright, sunny spot to be happy. This houseplant prefers indirect sunlight and low-light conditions as long as its other needs are met.
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What To Know Before Trying To Use Harbor Freight Batteries On Craftsman Tools
If you're looking to save on the cost of a new battery for your cordless tool, you may have considered switching brands. Here's what to know before you do.
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The Color To Avoid Using In Your Powder Room At All Costs
Designers agree -- powder rooms are a perfect place for bold, unexpected design choices. That's why this one color is a no-no for your small bathroom.
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Are Amerisun Mowers Worth Buying? Well, The Reviews Are Mixed
Considering an Amerisun mower? With mixed reviews and specs comparable to competitors, explore whether these mowers offer the quality and value you need.
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19 Perennials That Are Better Off Being Planted In The Spring For Healthy Growth
Plant smart, not hard. Here are 19 perennials that are practically begging to be planted in spring for stronger roots and more beautiful blooms.
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What Brand Is Behind Cracker Barrel's Rocking Chairs And If They're Worth Buying
Made from 100% recycled durable plastic, Cracker Barrel's all-weather rocking chairs are crafted by an eco-friendly manufacturer headquartered in Indiana.
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The Easy DIY To Replace A Broken Garage Door Spring
Garage doors use springs to make it easier for us to open and close them, but they don't last forever. With a little know-how, you can replace them yourself.
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Add This Quick Task Before Edging The Lawn For An Easier Trim With Less Mess
Everyone loves neatly trimmed lawn edges but not so much the dust and dirt the trimmer kicks up. Skip the mess by taking this easy step before you start edging.
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What You Should Know Before Buying DeWalt Tools From Walmart
Worried about the safety of buying DeWalt tools from Walmart? Learn key tips for shopping on Walmart Marketplace, where third-party sellers may affect quality.
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Ditch The Shovel: 10 Better Ways To Remove Snow
Snow is right around the corner, and that means shoveling it all away — or does it? Here are some shovel-free hacks to easily remove snow around your home.
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Not Just The Vegetable Garden: Why Artichokes Deserve A Place In Your Flower Beds
Artichokes bring bold height and drama to garden beds, lending a Mediterranean touch that stands out among flowering plants from spring through frost.
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'Let This Be A Lesson To You': Homeowner De-Modernizes Millennial Grey Fireplace
Homeowners are now fighting back against the overuse of Millennial Gray in homes they purchased in the 2010s. It seems the trend is finally at an end.
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The Valuable Vintage Rug Design That Collectors Always Keep An Eye Out For
Famed for their unique patterns and luxe materials, some of these valuable vintage rugs could sell for hundreds of dollars or even tens of thousands.
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Hate Messy Seeds? Discover The Much Simpler Way To Get Birds In Your Yard
Bringing birds into the yard doesn’t have to mean sweeping up spilled seed. A cleaner, low-effort feature can turn your outdoor space into a lively retreat.
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Ranking 15 Popular Brands' Refrigerators According To Real Reviews
Refrigerators are a big purchase, so you want to get it right the first time. Here are the top 15 refrigerators from popular brands according to customers.
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The Seating Rule Designers Swear By For Making A Room Feel Balanced
Living room furniture comes in all shapes and sizes, but this seating height rule will keep the room balances while promoting comfortable conversation.
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The Living Room Essential That Goes A Long Way With People Born In The '60s
Synonymous with folks born in the ‘60s, this old-school living room essential can be incorporated in your home via nostalgic wall art, shelving, and decor.
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Plant This Flower In November For Pretty Purple Blooms In Winter
Winter can often be a barren time in your garden, but if you plant these flowers before the ground freezes, they should bloom bright purple in late winter.
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The Most Affordable DeWalt Tools For Beginner DIYers
You don’t need a contractor’s paycheck to own solid tools. These budget-friendly, rechargeable DeWalt tools are great for beginners — and wallet-approved.
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The Cheapest Way To Cover Up A Popcorn Ceiling (And Still Make It Look Amazing)
We spoke with professional drywall finisher Lydia Crowder on the cheapest way to cover a popcorn ceiling. It all depends if your popcorn is painted or not.
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7 Grocery Stores With The Best Home Decor Departments
A new wave of grocery shopping blends home essentials, decor, and weekly errands, bringing stylish finds to stores not traditionally known for furniture.
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The Popular Bunching Onion Variety You Can Actually Grow Indoors (And Here's How)
A versatile kitchen favorite brings fresh flavor and easy greenery indoors, proving there’s more to indoor gardening than houseplants alone.
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Stop Caring About Home Value And Break This Once Very Popular Kitchen Trend
Many homeowners resist changes that may lower their home's value, but after reigning in kitchen design for decades, this stark trend is finally on its way out.
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