The One Room In Your House To Avoid Putting An Accent Wall
Creating an accent wall can add a bold vibe to your home, but there is one room in your house where this will take away from your space, rather than add to it.
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How To Waterproof Wood With An All-Natural Ingredient
You may be concerned about protecting wood from moisture, but what if you could waterproof it with something all-natural? Expert Bob Beacham tells us how.
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Ever Notice That Your Floors Creak More During Winter? Here's Why It Happens
When walking around your home, do you notice certain spots seem extra creaky during the colder months? Here's why it's more noticeable in the winter.
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Make Garden Soil More Acidic With An Affordable And Effective Addition
If your garden soil lacks acidity, you can correct the imbalance with this safe, affordable, and widely available addition. Learn what it is and how to use it.
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Laundry Tips And Tricks To Prevent Overloading Your Washer
Overfilling your washer's drum can lead to unclean clothes and wear and tear on the machine. These tips can help you determine the right-sized load of laundry.
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Upgrade Your Kitchen Backsplash With An IKEA MOSSLANDA Hack
If your kitchen backsplash is lacking character, the answer could lie in a trip to IKEA. Give it a stylish makeover with this clever MOSSLANDA hack.
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14 Yummy Paint Colors To Complement Pantone's New Mocha Mousse Hue
Looking for the perfect paint shades to pair with accents in Pantone's 2025 color of the year Mocha Mousse? Look no further than these scrumptious shades.
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The Best Fertilizer To Use For Thriving Peace Lily Plants
Peace lilies are pretty, low-maintenance plants. They don't have a lot of environmental demands, but they will reward you for using the right fertilizer.
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Organize Your Closet On A Budget With DIY Closet Clothing Rack Dividers
An organized closet saves time and reduces stress. Clever, cost-effective DIY closet clothing rack dividers can conquer clutter and improve efficiency.
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Here's When You Should Stop Using A Dehumidifier
While a dehumidifier is a great tool for keeping the moisture levels in your home at an acceptable range, how do you know when it's time to turn it off?
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The Best Soil For A Snake Plant (& Ones To Avoid)
If you want your snake plant to have a long and healthy life, you need the right soil. Our master gardener tells us what soil is best and what to avoid.
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The Best Types Of Surfaces For Laying Artificial Grass
There are many benefits to using artificial turf in your landscape, but before you install anything, be sure you understand the best places to use it.
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24 Creative Ways To Repurpose Old Scarves In Your Home And Garden
From a no-sew storage bag to framed artwork, there are multiple useful and decorative ways to repurpose an old scarf inside and outside your home.
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Why You Should Be Lining Your Drawers With Cork
Cork is an excellent option for lining the drawers in your kitchen, bathroom, or anywhere else that needs a good solution for keeping items in place.
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10 Tips To Significantly Cut Costs When Building Your Own Cabinets
Building your own cabinets can save you a lot of money. To maximize your savings, check out these insider tips for your cabinet-building project.
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What Are The Best Fruit Trees To Grow In A Front Yard?
If you've been looking for the perfect fruit tree to add to your front yard, we spoke to our in-house expert to determine the best option for you.
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IKEA's Outdoor Lounge Chairs Are Putting A Cozy, Rustic Twist On Backyard Design
Looking for some new outdoor furniture to spruce up your space? IKEA has some budget-friendly, rustic lounge chairs that might be right up your alley.
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What Is Self-Sufficient Gardening And How To Get Started
As grocery costs rise, it's tempting to start your own garden, but sometimes even that can be costly -- that's when a self-sufficient garden can help.
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Skip One Popular Appliance Trend If You Have A Smaller Kitchen
Small kitchens don't have to be cramped - it all depends on how you use the space you have. Passing on this trend, for example, can save you plenty of room.
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Savvy Gardeners Agree That These Top-Rated Soil Test Kits Are Worth Buying
Testing your soil is a good move if you want your garden to thrive, so we did some digging (pun intended) to find the best kits on the market.
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The Dollar Tree Jar Easter Decor DIY That Gives Cuteness Overload
If you have a few basic crafting supplies on hand, you can turn upcycled glass jars into adorable Easter bunny treat jars with jute carrots from Dollar Tree.
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The Worst Fence Material To Avoid (& A More Reliable Alternative)
A fence can be expensive, so it's important to do your research to avoid a costly mistake. There's one type of fence that is usually not worth considering.
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Don't Throw Out Leftover Gravel – Here's How To Reuse It
Do you leftover gravel from a landscaping project? Here are some ideas on how to make use of it to make your outdoor living space more enjoyable.
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Avoid These Cleaning Mistakes For Your Reglazed Tub To Prevent Damage
A reglazed finish can add many more years of use to your bath tub - but only if you clean it properly. Learn the mistakes to avoid when cleaning your tub.
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One Way To Check If The Humidity Levels In Your Home Are Good
To check if the humidity levels in your home are good, too high, or too low, we spoke with an air quality specialist who also gave tips on fixing it.
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Upcycle Empty Toilet Paper Tubes Into A Unique Home Storage Solution
Instead of throwing away your empty toilet paper tubes, discover how to turn them into stylish home storage that can be used to hold any number of items.
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Spider Plant Varieties: How To Choose The Best Houseplant
Spider plants are popular among houseplant enthusiasts because they're adaptable and low-maintenance. But there are multiple varieties to match your aesthetic.
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