How To Make Your Non-Stick Pans Last Longer
If you want those non-stick pans to last a long time, whether they're coated with ceramic or Teflon, you need to know how to care for them the right way.
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Handy Ways To Use A Can Of WD-40 In Your Yard And Garden
You probably have a can of WD-40 gathering dust as it awaits its next squeaky door hinge, but you can use it in a lot of neat ways in your garden & home.
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Here's Why Not Cleaning Your Hummingbird Feeder Can Be Deadly For The Birds You Love
If you don't clean your hummingbird feeder regularly, you could be putting those little birds in great danger. Here's why, and how to clean it correctly.
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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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Sofa Vs. Couch Vs. Sectional: The Definitions You've Been Looking For
Do you know the difference between a sofa, a couch, and a sectional? Knowing the correct definitions can help you shop and decorate for your home.
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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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The Old-School Decor Trend That Has Slowly Been Making A Comeback
Many people try to avoid old-school decor trends, but there is one retro home aesthetic that is slowly but surely making a comeback in interior design.
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How To Replant Your Real Christmas Tree After The Holiday Season
If you want to keep your real Christmas tree after the holidays are over, you can try replanting it. We spoke to an expert landscape designer to find out how.
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Turn Dollar Tree Photo Frames Into The Best Spice Organizer For Your Kitchen
Could it be that the best spice organizer ever comes from Dollar Tree photo frames? This simple hack could help you get your herbs and spices in order.
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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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Decorate Your Home For The Winter Naturally With Greenery
This winter you can decorate with a natural element: greenery. From conifers to herbs to leaves, you can bring the beauty of the outdoors into your home.
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5 Signs Your Home Design Aesthetic Is Horribly Outdated
Nobody wants to live in a house with a design aesthetic that looks horribly dated, but if you have these five signs in your home decor, you might be in danger.
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Here's Who Really Makes Kenmore Appliances
For over 100 years, Kenmore has been a trusted appliance brand. There's just one problem: They don't actually manufacture their own appliances. Here's who does.
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True Or False: Will One Dripping Faucet Save Your Pipes From Freezing?
When you grandpa tells you to leave a pipe running so your pipes don't burst, does he have a good point? Here's the truth about this old plumbing advice.
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Placement & Design Tips For A Bulky Grandfather Clock
If you purchased or inherited a bulky grandfather clock, it should have the best possible location in your home. With these design and decor tips, it will.
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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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Leave The Leaves If You Like Hummingbirds
You may know that hummingbirds love nectar from brightly colored flowers or hummingbird feeders. But if you really want to help them, keep those fallen leaves.
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Why Your Hardwood Floors Look Dull Even After Cleaning Them
Everyone wants hardwood floors that shine like they're brand new. But if yours are sad and dull, even after cleaning them, you could be making a big mistake.
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Gas Vs. Electric Chainsaws: Which Will Better Cut Its Way Into Your Heart & Home?
If you're in the middle of a tough decision between a gas chainsaw or an electric chainsaw, consider these advantages and disadvantages of each before you do.
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Bring Shine Back To Your Grimy Shower Tracks With An Easy & Affordable Cleaning Hack
The tracks of your shower can easily fall victim to grime, mildew, and mold. If you want them shiny and clean, this easy hack only requires a household staple.
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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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Use This Unexpected Medicine Cabinet Staple To Unclog Your Drains In A Pinch
That drained clog might not be a problem if you have this staple from your medicine cabinet on hand. Find out if this cleaning hack can unclog your pipes.
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Cordless Vs. Corded Power Tools: Which One Is Right For Your Home?
Power tools are a must-have for almost all homeowners, but choosing between cordless and corded power tools can be a tough one. Here are the pros and cons.
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The Floating Shelf Hack That Creates More Storage In Your Home
So many storage solutions take up space. If you want a decorative option with a unique twist, this floating shelf hack can add more storage space in your home.
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Should You Throw Toilet Paper Tubes In Your Garden? Here's What The Experts Say
Some people recommend using toilet paper tubes made out of cardboard into your garden. However, here's what the experts have to say about this gardening hack.
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Hosting A New Years' Party? Quick Tips To Switch Your Christmas Decor Over To NYE
That week between Xmas and New Years' Eve is a flurry of activity. If you're hosting an NYE party, here's how to switch over the decorations without stressing.
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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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