If You Find A Tick In Your Home, Reach For A Common Medicine Cabinet Staple
Finding a tick is bad enough. Trying to kill the little pest is even worse. Don't stress over it, though. One item in your bathroom will do the job easily.
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The Best Way To Get Rid Of Pesky Crabgrass Before It Takes Over Your Yard
If crabgrass is an unwelcome presence in your lawn, let it know that the grass is your turf with these tips to get rid of it before it takes over.
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Why Some Hummingbird Lovers Tie Orange Ribbons On Their Trees (& Should You?)
If you see an orange ribbon tied around a tree, a hummingbird lover could be living there. Should you consider placing one around one of the trees in your yard?
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You Might Want To Reconsider Using Fallen Leaves As Mulch
It's the season of falling leaves, and you might be tempted to use your pile as mulch for your garden and around the yard. However, there are a few downsides.
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Common Birds You Don't Want To Spot Flying Anywhere Near Your Yard
Birdwatching is fun. Having birds in your backyard is even more fun. You don't want the wrong types of bird, though, and these are guests you'd rather avoid.
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Propagating Jade Plants Couldn't Be Easier With One Simple Gardening Technique
If you already have a jade plant, you can grow more for friends, family, or even yourself. All you need to do is try this simple propagation technique.
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The Best Thing To Do If You Find A Snake Living Under Your Deck
Nobody wants to find a snake under their deck. However, it's probably not venomous, and the process of getting rid of it is easier than you might think.
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Why Are My Pears Very Hard & Not Ripening?
If you're lucky enough to have homegrown pears on your pear tree, it can be frustrating if the fruits of your labor just won't ripen. These factors may be why.
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How To Use Vinegar And Baking Soda To Increase And Decrease PH In Soil
Two standard ingredients from your pantry (and a little distilled water) may be all you need to get your soil's pH level exactly where you want it to be.
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What Oil Should Be Used In A John Deere Riding Mower?
It's time to refill the oil on your good ol' John Deere. Which oil to use, though? The company has some clear recommendations that you should follow.
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My Peace Lily Is Turning Brown On The Tips
The brown tips on the leaves of a peace lily could indicate one of a few issues with this popular houseplant. Determine the cause and you can fix the problem.
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How To Change A DeWalt Jigsaw Blade
Occasionally, the blade on your DeWalt jigsaw will need to be replaced or changed out. While the process may feel overwhelming, following these steps can help.
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Small Bugs In The Bathroom That Only Come Out At Night
There are a lot of things that go bump in the night, including these small bugs that love bathrooms. If you see any of these, contact pest control.
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How To Attract Butterflies To A Butterfly House
If you've got a butterfly house (perhaps one that's struggling to attract our favorite flying insects) you can attract butterflies even more with these tips.
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These Beautiful Native Trees Attract More Pollinators Than Flowers
We all know that bees and butterflies love flowers, but there are native tree species that pollinators may prefer more. Add these trees to your yard or garden.
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How To Put Gas In A Lawn Mower
If you have never put gas into a lawn mower before, no worries. We'll tell you the best way to fuel your gas-powered mower and how to do it.
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Mass Cane Leaves Turning Yellow & Brown At The Ends
If the leaves of your beloved mass cane houseplant are starting to turn yellow and brown at the tips, you could be able to reverse the damage. Here's how.
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How To Save A Rotting Bamboo Plant
Is that lucky bamboo plant dying? It may not be real bamboo, but if the leaves are yellow and it's rotting, you can still save your houseplant with these steps.
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Rocks That Explode Around Firepits
If you've got a fire pit, there are certain types of rocks that will explode if they make it into the flames. Here's what you need to know.
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How To Mix Clorox And Baking Soda For Chlorine For Your Pool
It's important that your pool maintains a good pH to keep things sanitary. Here's how to mix Clorox and baking soda for a chlorine alternative.
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Nest-Building Plants Every Hummingbird Lover Should Have In Their Garden
Trying to draw in hummingbirds? You're going to need nesting materials for them to use, and these plants are the perfect ones to start growing.
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How To Mix Bleach Or Vinegar And Water To Kill Weeds
Weeds are often a gardener's worst nemesis, and many want ways to kill them without herbicides. Vinegar and bleach are good options, but here are some tips.
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How To Put Sand Between Pavers
If you're laying pavers, you need to fill the spaces between the cracks to make it look professional, and sand is a great choice. Here's how to apply it.
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How To Create The Perfect All-Natural Centerpiece For Each Season
A seasonal centerpiece made with natural elements makes your home decor pop and impresses guests around your table. Here's how to create one for each season.
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How To Use 20 Mule Team Borax To Kill Roaches
Boric acid is the chemical found in 20 Mule Team Borax, and you can also use it to kill cockroaches around your home. Here's how to get rid of these pests.
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How To Raise Stabilizer In Swimming Pools
It's important to make sure your swimming pool has the right amount of chlorine to stay sanitary. Adding stabilizer can help keep things clean, and here's why.
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How To Shock A Pool With Bleach
If you want to shock your pool with bleach, there's a few things you'll need to know first so that you can keep your swimming lagoon safe and sanitary.
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