What To Consider Before Creating An Exposed Ceiling In Your Space
Creating an exposed ceiling in your space is a hot trend, but it's not for everyone. There are a few factors that could make or break this design option.
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Planting Tips To Have A Beautiful Pumpkin Trellis By Next Fall
A pumpkin trellis not only adds visual interest to your garden, it also helps you maximize your space. Here are some planting tips so you can create your own.
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The Once-Favored Paint Trend That Now Makes Your Home Look Dated
Trends naturally come and go, but if you're considering a new look for the interior of your home, stay away from the one that makes your home look dated.
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Unreliable Cabinet Brands To Avoid (& Better Alternatives To Consider)
A cabinet is a major investment for your home, so you're better off avoiding unreliable brands. Based on reviews, these are the ones to steer clear of.
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What To Do With Cool Boxes You Can't Let Go Of When Decluttering Your Space
Cool boxes enter our homes from a variety of places, from cereal boxes to phone packaging and jewelry boxes. Here's what to do with them when decluttering.
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You Can Clean Dirty Solar Lights With Bug Spray. But Here's Why You Shouldn't
Cleaning your solar lights with bug spray can revive their sheen and help them look brighter, but trying out this hack at home could do more harm than good.
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Replicate Jenny Marrs' Design To Bring English Countryside Charm To Your Front Yard
Curb appeal need some work? Be inspired by the outdoor upgrade HGTV's Jenny Marrs completed on a 1980's home that completely transformed the front yard.
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Easy Steps To Declutter A Home Full Of Toys Before The Holidays
With new toys coming in on Christmas, you may be looking to declutter the toys you already have. Here are some simple tips to take care of that.
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HGTV's Mike Holmes Shares Tips For A Stunning Fireplace Feature Wall
Fireplace looking tired, dull, or dated? Breathe new life into this focal point with some easy DIY tips and inspiration from HGTV's Mike Holmes.
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Common Problems When Rooting Christmas Cactus Cuttings (& How To Fix Them)
Chritsmas cactus cuttings refusing to root? Try these fixes to transform failing foliage into new baby succulents and fill your home with festive plants.
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Why Do People Use Coffee To Repel Chipmunks And Does It Actually Work?
When it comes to keeping chipmunks out of yards, hacks abound. If you've heard of using coffee grounds to keep them out, you may be wondering if it works.
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Think Twice Before Closing Off Vents In The Winter
Closing vents in unused rooms may seem like an obvious way to cut on energy costs. But closing the vents leads to far more harm than good. Find out why.
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Why Garden Lavender And Myoporum Ground Cover Make A Great Pair
Good companion plants aren't always easy to find, but lavender and Myoporum 'Pink' are a match made in heaven. Here is how to plant and grow them in your yard.
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Repurpose An Old Door Into A Stylish DIY Bookshelf
Creating this DIY bookshelf in an old door is a great way to utilize space and repurpose materials. Plus, you get a secret room feel!
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Kitchen Sink Brands To Steer Clear Of (And Alternatives To Consider)
A sink is one of the most important components in a kitchen, so it's important to invest in an option that will last. Unfortunately, not every brand delivers.
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Create Instant Extra Countertop Space With One Smart Find
Working with a small bathroom countertop can be a challenge to navigate, but we've got the lowdown on a product that will help create more space.
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Store Extra Blankets In A Stylish Way With An Unexpected Repurposing Idea
If you have lots of throw blankets that you want to keep accessible, find out how to repurpose an unexpected item for stylish blanket storage.
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Transform Pipe Cleaners Into Lovely Lavender Flowers With An Easy DIY
Lavender flowers are a beautiful addition to your home, but they can leave quite a mess when they dry out. Solve the problem with easy DIY pipe cleaner flowers.
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Will Cleaning Wallpapered Walls With Vinegar Cause Damage? Here's What We Know
Wallpaper is delicate, so it's important to choose cleaning products that won't cause damage. Does vinegar fit the bill? Here's what you should know.
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DIY Beautiful Snowflakes Out Of Cheap Hangers For Unique Winter Home Decor
DIY a snowflake out of hangers this season and make a big impact in or outside your home without spending a bunch of cash. Here's how to make your winter decor.
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Mistakes To Avoid Making When Choosing Hardwood Floors
The first step of getting new hardwood floors is selecting the right one. So, make sure to avoid these common mistakes during this important process.
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Carpet Shady Areas With A Thick Ground Cover That Practically Takes Care Of Itself
While few plants thrive and flower in the absence of light, this ground cover will happily carpet the shadier parts of your yard with minimal maintenance.
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Quick Hacks That Will Have Your Vintage Ceramic Christmas Tree Ready For The Holiday
Is your favorite vintage ceramic Christmas tree looking a bit dingy? Well, then it's time to try out these quick hacks to get it ready for the holidays.
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Clean Out Gutters Like The Pros With An Essential Tool
Cleaning out the gutters can be a daunting task, but whether you're afraid of heights or have stubborn clogs, one tool will help clean them out in a breeze.
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Give Your Front Porch An Elegant Old-World Vibe With Brick Pavers
Brick pavers can add a rustic and functional element to the garden, but they're also perfect to transform a boring concrete patio into charming brick.
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Tips To Prevent Poinsettia Leaves From Wilting And Turning Black
Poinsettias are a timeless holiday staple, and if you want to prevent your plant from wilting and turning black, here are some tips to keep it thriving.
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The Best And Safest Cleaners To Get Ceramic Tile Floors Sparkling
Ceramic tile flooring is durable, but there are still a few chemicals that you should avoid using to clean them. Consider these more gentle options instead.
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