Turn Your Floating Sink Into The Most Stylish Vanity With This IKEA Hack
If you have a floating sink and you hate the look or just really wish you had more storage space, this IKEA hack can create a stylish, new vanity in no time.
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The Unexpected Material That's Trending For Kitchen Range Hoods (And How To Make It Work)
Are you looking for a new range hood atop your stove or oven? This trendy material could change the design aesthetic in your kitchen, and may surprise you, too.
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An Easy DIY Wall Towel Holder Is The Perfect First Woodworking Project
Don't be scared of a DIY woodworking project. Build this easy wall towel holder and show off your crafty skills while organizing your bathroom at the same time.
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Cabinet Color Paint Trends You'll See Everywhere In 2025
Are you ready to remodel your kitchen? Then you'll want to paint your kitchen cabinets with these increasingly popular trendy shade options this year.
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Vertical Vs. Horizontal Fence Slats: How To Make The Right Choice For Your Home
Building a fence around your home has some tough choices, but deciding between vertical or horizontal fence slats may be the worst. Here are the pros and cons.
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Use Tension Rods To Create A Clever Towel Storage Solution For Small Bathrooms
Grab some tension rods, and you've got the solution for towel storage in your bathroom, even if it's a relatively small space. This hack can keep you organized.
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Should You Freak Out If Your Outlet Sparks?
Oh no. Your outlet is sparking. Should you be freaking out, or is it no big deal? Here's what to know about the sparks coming from receptables when you plug in.
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Here's The Real Reason Your Floors Are Squeaking
There's sometimes nothing worse than a floor that squeaks in just the worst place. What's the cause of this, though - and is it a problem you can fix?
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The Difference Between Caulking And Silicone (& Which Is Right For You)
Yes, there is a difference between caulking and silicone, and there are ideal times to choose each sealant. Before you start a DIY project, know their uses.
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How Toxic Is Non-Stick Cookware? (Really)
Non-stick cookware is convenient. But is it toxic? Some companies claim they've removed dangerous chemicals from their pots and pans, but the truth is murky.
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Wood Finish & Food Safety: Here's What You Need To Know
Does the cutting board finish have any impact on the safety of your food? When you have wooden kitchenware, knowing which finishes are food-safe is important.
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Heating Bill Too High? There's A Cheap Fix You're Overlooking
Winter heating bills are always a pain, but it's very possible you're wasting hundreds of dollars on something that a very easy DIY fix will take care of.
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Bathroom Design Mistakes That Are Killing The Resale Value Of Your Home
If you're hoping to increase your home's resale value, then make sure that you're avoiding these common bathroom design mistakes that many buyers hate.
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Here's Why Your Garage Floor Is Always Wet (& If You Should Worry)
If the floor in your home's garage always feels a little damp, you may be concerned that something is wrong. You should know the source of the wetness first.
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Prized Items You Should Never Overlook When Shopping At An Estate Sale
Estate sales can be lucrative opportunities to get numerous antique decorations and even great gardening deals. Here are the best items to keep an eye on.
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How To Build Your New Patio Out Of Pallets
A patio made from pallets? It might seem wild, but it can actually be done. Whether you're an expert DIYer or a beginner, there are options for your backyard.
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Build A Custom Hearth Using Leftover Bricks
If you have leftover bricks around, you can DIY your own custom hearth that is sure to make your fireplace or wood stove look new in this fairly simple project.
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How To Know If Your Home Has No Subfloor (& What To Do About It)
Does your house have a subfloor? The answer might not be as simple as you think, especially if you have an older home. Luckily, you can tell by a few clues.
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Toilet Seats: Should You Get Elongated Or Round?
If you're in the market for a new toilet, there are two main types of seats: round and elongated. But which is the correct toilet seat choice? It depends.
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Softwood Flooring: How Care & Maintenance Differs From Hardwood
If you've got softwood flooring, there are special elements of care and maintenance to keep in mind compared to typical hardwood floors. Here's what to know.
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Will Converting 2 Little Cabinets Into One Big One Actually Increase Storage Space?
Can you DIY a large cabinet out of two smaller cabinets, and will it increase the amount of storage space you have in your kitchen or bathroom? It may depend.
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What To Consider Before Choosing To Tile Over Existing Tile
Uprooting your current tile wall or floor and replacing it with brand-new tile is a lot of work or money. But before you tile over existing tile, consider this.
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Disadvantages Of Installing Carpet You Probably Hadn't Considered
If you're considering a carpet installation in a new house or your current home remodel, there are some disadvantages that you may need to think about first.
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Can You Use Your Swimming Pool As A Skating Rink In The Winter?
Turning your outdoor swimming pool into an ice skating rink each winter sounds like a seasonal dream for many homeowners. But is this actually possible?
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LED Lights: Downsides & Safety Precautions To Consider Before Installing
LED lights are everywhere, and you might be considering adding more of them to your home. Just how serious are the risks to your eyes, sleep, and health?
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Yellow Kitchens Are Underrated: Tips For Making Them Glow
Yellow can invoke feelings of joy, including in your kitchen. With a few clever decor tips, this underrated shade is a great paint color for a kitchen remodel.
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Things You Should Never Do If You Have Laminate Floors
You bought laminate floors because they're affordably, durable, and lower maintenance. That said, to ensure a nicer floor, there are some mistakes to avoid.
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