The Outdated Countertop Option That Can Set You Back When Selling Your Home
If you're worried about outdated features that could impact your house's value, there's one kitchen countertop choice that might affect a homebuyer's decisions.
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Confused About Plywood, MDF, & Melamine? We Tell You How And When To Use Them
Melamine, MDF board, and plywood have things in common, but are very different. Our master woodworker will explain how all 3 can be used in your DIY projects.
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How To Easily Clean A Grill And The Best Products To Use
Cleaning a grill can be an annoying and daunting task, but if you take the right steps and use the best cleaning products, the job can be much easier.
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5 Laundry Room Cabinet Ideas That Increase Your Storage Space In Style
Laundry rooms don't have to be cramped, messy, or miserable places. Our expert interior designer is here to guide you to storage perfection with these tips.
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Genius Ways You Never Thought To Reuse An Old Garden Hose In Your Home And Yard
Once a garden hose is broken, you may want to toss it into the trash. However, consider recycling it and using it in your home and yard with these DIY projects.
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Trade Your Traditional Floor Cleaners For A Natural, Fresh-Smelling Alternative
Get clean floors without using store-bought cleaning products. This natural alternative cleans well, and smells great, all with fewer toxic ingredients.
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9 Deer-Resistant Flowers That Will Bring Color And Personality To Your Yard
There are certain flowers that look gorgeous in your garden ... until a deer eats them. Don't give up! These deer-resistant blooms can add life to your yard.
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Transform An IKEA KALLAX Into A Chic Coffee Table With Built In Storage
A coffee table is a must in any living room, but some lack storage space. This IKEA DIY project helps you build the table of your dreams, all with extra space.
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Galvanized Stovepipes: Completely Safe Or Ludicrously Dangerous?
Should you be worried or not about toxic gasses being emitted from a galvanized stovepipe in your home? Let's look at the science.
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Genius Ways To Use Old Socks For A Cleaner Home
Don't throw out your old socks just yet. There are a number of clever ways to use them to clean up your home, and they might still last you a long while.
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You Can Plant Grocery Store Garlic, But Here's Why You Shouldn't
There's a hack on social media that says you can grow new garlic bulbs from store-bought cloves in your garden. Maybe you can, but here's why you shouldn't.
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Going On Vacation? Here's An Important Home Maintenance Task You're Likely Forgetting
Everything's packed. Security system on? Check. Pet care handled? Check. Empty washer? Check. However, don't forget this home maintenance task before vacation.
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5 Timeless Kitchen Cabinet Styles That Will Never Go Outdated
A kitchen cabinet remodel is a pricy investment, so consider a timeless aesthetic that will never go out of style and leave you looking dated in five years.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Watering Peace Lilies (And How To Do It Right)
When you're watering a peace lily plant, you could be liable of making these common mistakes. There's a right way to water this popular houseplant.
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Kenmore Vs Dyson: Which Vacuum Brand Reigns Supreme?
When buying a new vacuum, you may wonder if Kenmore or Dyson makes the better cleaning appliance. We spoke to a professional cleaner for an expert opinion.
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The Classic Window Treatment Trend That's Still Reigning Supreme In Homes Today
Looking to dress up your windows with an iconic look that'll never go out of style? Look no further than a window treatment dating back thousands of years.
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Signs That Your Yard Is A Bad Fit For Edible Landscaping
Do you want to hop on the edible landscaping trend? According to an expert, if you see any of these signs in your yard, your lawn may not be a great fit for it.
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Warning Signs Of A Roof Rat Problem (And Crucial Preventative Measures To Take)
Rats in your basement or yard are bad enough. But roof rats? They earn their name, and they aren't something you want. Here's how to identify & prevent them.
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The Easiest Way To Sharpen Garden Shears To Keep Them Good As New
Having razor-sharp pruning tools is important for many gardening tasks. Sharpening garden shears can be a tough job, but there's an easy way to do it.
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Maximize Pantry Space With A Simple DIY For Built-In Storage
This simple DIY demonstrates how you can create a simple, effective built-in storage rack for the cabinet or pantry door in your kitchen to maximize space.
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The Risks Of Using A Propane Heater Indoors (And Crucial Mistakes To Avoid)
Using a propane heater indoors can be dangerous and has inherent risks. Avoid these mistakes, and you might be able to use a propane-based heating unit safely.
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How To Safely Get Rid Of A Hornet's Nest
You're making a lot of mistakes in your approach to tackling that nasty hornet's nest under your roof. It's time to take on the wasps correctly, and here's how.
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How To Tell If A Circuit Breaker Is Bad (And The Next Steps To Take)
It can be difficult to determine if you've got a bad circuit breaker. There are steps you can take before deciding to repair, replace, or call an electrician.
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Reliable Flowering Ground Covers That Are Perfect For Planting Around Trees
If you want a flowering ground cover around the base of your trees, you likely want something reliable and low maintenance. Consider these beautiful options.
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How To Keep Rabbits Out Of Your Yard With Humane Techniques
Keep those pesky rabbits away from your yard and garden with these humane methods that are safe for them, your family, your pets, and your plants.
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Does Propane Go Bad And What Happens If You Use An Old Tank?
Propane tanks have an expiration date on them, but what does it mean? And is it really that dangerous to use an old one? Here's what you need to know.
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The Window Treatment Trend That's Set To Dethrone Neutral Curtains
Neutral colors definitely had their heyday in the Millennial design era, but they're on the way out - and their replacement is way more exciting and colorful.
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