How To Repair Hardwood Floor Scratches Without Calling In The Pros
If you've got a scratch in your hardwood flooring, you may not need to call in the professionals. Follow these tips to get your wood floor looking like new.
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Broken Window? Here's What You Need To Do Next
If a window in your home just broke, don't panic. There are some steps you can take to mitigate the damage before you are able to get it repaired.
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Say Goodbye To Paint Roller Drips With This Clever Mess-Free Hack
Tired of paint dripping all over your hands every time you saturate the roller? So are we. And this common pantry item will fix that once and for all.
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It's Not Ghosts: Here's The Reason Your Doors Slam On Their Own
Your old house has doors that mysteriously close themselves. Worried? You shouldn't be, because there's a surprisingly logical (and not ethereal) explanation.
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This Genius IKEA Spice Rack Hack Takes Small Bathroom Storage To The Next Level
If you constantly have small items making a mess on your bathroom counter or sink, there's an affordable IKEA spice rack solution to help improve storage.
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Easily Fix Small Wall Holes In A Pinch Using Items You Already Own
Is there an annoying small hole in your wall caused by a nail or some other annoyance? You can probably repair the hole yourself with common household items.
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The Most Durable Material For A Long-Lasting Deck
Wood, composite, or... aluminum? There are many deck options out there, and we're here to tell you which one holds up the best (and why).
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Here's What You Should Know About Those Beautiful Mexican Sinks (& How To Get One)
You've seen those gorgeous painted sinks from Mexico, but what are they? Here's all the details you want to know about Talavera and where to buy one.
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Nate Berkus Proves How One Unique Addition Can Totally Enhance Your Living Room
There's one unique, clever addition that can totally transform the way your living room, according to famed HGTV star and interior designer Nate Berkus.
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Add Stylish Privacy To Your Patio With An Easy DIY Wooden Slat Project
If you want your patio to be a place of comfort, style, and privacy, you can accomplish it with this DIY wooden slat privacy wall project.
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King Size Mattress Too Small? These Cozy Beds Are Even Bigger
If you think the king-sized mattress is as big as it gets, you're wrong. These oversized beds can make your bedroom a cozy place for everyone in the house.
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Here's Why Millennials Despise Carpets (& The Flooring Alternative They Prefer)
Millennials are buying homes, and there's one thing they despise: carpeting. There is one flooring alternative they heavily prefer that you should learn about.
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Are Electric Space Heaters Really That Deadly? Here's What You Need To Know
If you have an electric space heater that will get heavy use in colder weather, you should know if it might be deadly in your home. Here are the safety facts.
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Can You Flush Baby Wipes Down The Toilet? Here's What Happens If You Do
People say not to flush baby wipes down the potty. But does it matter if you have a septic tank vs. a sewer line? And what about those "flushable" adult wipes?
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The Small Patio Design Trick That Will Make Your Space Feel Bigger
Cozy patios are great. Cramped patios? Less so. Thankfully, there's one super clever trick that will make your tiny patio feel surprisingly grand and spacious.
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The DIY Plumbing Mistake That Will Flood Your Home
The most disastrous plumbing mistake is shockingly easy to make. Here's what you've been doing wrong, and how to prevent it in the future.
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How To Mix Red And Yellow To Create A Royal Living Room
If you want your indoor space to feel like a royal, elegant place, start in the living room. Mixing red and yellow colors together is a bold choice that works.
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The Benefits Of Installing A Touchless Faucet In Your Kitchen
If you're concerned about bacteria on your kitchen faucet handle, you should be. Here's why futuristic touchless faucets are the way to go.
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5 Deadly Signs That Your Deck Is Going To Collapse
Have you ever wobbled your deck's handrail and wondered "what if...?" It's a scary question, and here are 5 scary signs that your deck is about to fall apart.
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This Low-Cost DIY Creates The Perfect Eye-Catching Accent Wall For A Boring Room
Furring slats are the DIY champion you never knew about, and with them, you are going to dress up that dull, empty bedroom wall in style.
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Downsides That May Make You Reconsider Vinyl Siding
Vinyl siding is the most popular siding material for a reason, but there are some defects you should keep in mind before you make your purchase.
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Drawbacks To Engineered Hardwood Flooring To Consider Before Installing
Engineered hardwood seems too good to be true. How does it hold up next to vinyl and laminate? Like with any flooring material, the devil is in the details.
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Get The Look Of Shiplap Walls For Less With This Genius Money-Saving DIY
If you want that modern farmhouse look, you need shiplap. If you're concerned about cost or installation, never fear: a TikTok solution is here!
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Watch Out Before Buying Fancy Custom Faucets Online
When browsing online for that perfect custom faucet to go with your kitchen or bathroom remodel, here's what you need to consider before purchasing.
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The Gorgeous Cabinet Color Trend That's Taking Over Kitchens Everywhere
White and beige kitchens are dated. It's time to embrace color, and two particularly bold colors are currently rocking the kitchen world.
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3 Simple Design Tips For Your Industrial Farmhouse Home
Industrial farmhouse brings two great aesthetics together to create something truly exciting. Here are three bits of advice to pull this style off.
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The DIY Electrical Mistake That Can Burn Down Your Home
Replacing your outlets is all fun and games until you burn down the house. Learn more about the serious mistake that DIYers make all-too-often.
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