A Household Staple In The '60s — Now You'd Be Thrilled To Find It At The Thrift Store
Plenty of '60s household staples have become completely obsolete today, but if you found this object in working order at the thrift, you'd be thrilled.
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The Vibrant, Container-Friendly Flower That Keeps Butterflies Visiting Your Yard
Only have a patio or balcony, but want butterflies to visit? Grow this bright, diverse, nectar-filled, butterfly-beloved flowering plant genus in containers.
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Not Shelves, Not Cabinets: The Space-Saving Storage Alternative For Kitchens
If you've run out of shelf space and you wince every time you open your kitchen cabinet, it's time for a space-saving upgrade for your kitchen.
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The Perennial Grass With Stunning Silver Foliage That Makes An Attractive Ground Cover
Flowers and shrubs can add to a nice garden, but don't forget perennial grass. There is one variety with a silver color that is stunning to see.
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Why There's Simply No Need For Electric Can Openers Anymore
While electric can openers were once seen as a major innovation and a kitchen essential, they've started to fade in popularity over the years. Here's why.
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Don't Toss Plant Cuttings - Your Neighbors May Be Thrilled To Use Them
Cuttings often get tossed out or put in compost. Why not gift them to your neighbors instead? Read these tips for successfully cutting plants to pass them on.
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Use Old Milk Jugs To Create A Budget-Friendly Defense Against Two Common Garden Pests
Before you toss those empty milk or fruit juice jugs in the recycling bin, check out these tricks to capture some of the most damaging insects in your garden.
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Not Granite, Not Quartz: This Eco-Friendly Countertop Material Won't Break The Bank
If you like the look of stone countertops but aren't a fan of the price tag, this unexpected recycled material can be a more affordable compromise.
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Ditch Cleaning The Space Above Your Kitchen Cabinets Forever — Use Foil Instead
The space above kitchen cabinets collects far more grease and dust than most people realize, but one simple kitchen staple can help contain the mess.
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The Perennial Grass With Gorgeous Feathery Foliage That Tolerates Infertile Soil
Native grasses add year-round interest to gardens. It's quite the bonus if you find a species that will grow in even the most inhospitable spots in your yard.
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The Overlooked Kitchen Storage Solution With Numerous Benefits
Swap your plastic and glass containers with this storage solution. It's a sturdy yet lightweight solution that's especially great for storing produce.
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Goodbye Traditional Planters — There's A Vintage Kitchen Find You Can Use Instead
Looking for a cute planter to display a small plant? With a little modification for drainage, this kitchen item could be perfect for the job.
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Everyone Owned It In The 60s — The Cordless Kitchen Appliance We Want To Make A Comeback
Kitchen appliances have come a long way since the 1960s thanks to advances in technology, but one ubiquitous hand-operated device can still be useful today.
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Fill Your Garden With This Summer Flower After Tulip Blooms Have Faded
While tulips are beautiful, their gorgeous blooms don't last all that long. Replace their lost color with this low-maintenance early summer bloomer.
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Better Than Baskets: IKEA Has A Bamboo Solution To Keep Cluttered Shelves Organized
Storage bins and baskets abound at IKEA, but this bamboo option might be the best. Take a look at what customers are saying about this storage product.
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Not Costco, Not IKEA: Consumer Reports' Best Places To Buy Furniture
While they might not be as well-known or affordable as the competition, Consumer Reports says these two furniture stores stand out among the rest.
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Everyone Owned It In The '70s — Now It's Worth Hunting For At Your Local Thrift Store
Giving your home a little vintage vibe is great for enlivening any room. Try this trendy 1970s accent that can be found at antique and thrift shops.
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Attract Lovely Butterflies To Your Yard With A Uniquely Shaped Flower
Not all pollinator plants are obvious choices, and one unique bloom stands out for its ability to bring butterflies while adding striking garden appeal.
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Turn A Pile Of Toilet Paper Rolls Into A Stylish Side Table With Hidden Storage
Empty toilet paper rolls can become surprisingly stylish home decor with this DIY project that also adds a little hidden storage to your space.
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13 Underrated Herbs To Try Planting In 2026
Feel like flexing your green thumb a little this year? Our master gardener shares their favorite underrated herbs that are easy to grow and hold great flavors.
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Forget Basic Baskets — There's A More Unique Find You Can Upcycle As Blanket Storage
If you're tired of seeing plain baskets around your house, consider repurposing this common yet unexpected item as a stylish way to store blankets.
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Amazon Has A Space-Saving Outdoor Solution That Makes Laundry Day So Much Better
If you're all for air drying your laundry but don't like permanent clotheslines or bulky drying racks, this compact Amazon find is a smart solution.
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Why You Should Plant These Summer Herbs Around Your Hummingbird Feeders
Many gardeners grow flowers to invite hummingbirds to their yards, but not everyone knows that summer herbs in this family are hummingbird magnets.
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Ditch Cluttered Countertops: IKEA Has A Smarter Way To Store Cutting Boards
Cutting boards have to be durable, so even small boards are bulky. By repurposing this affordable IKEA product, you can organize them quickly and efficiently.
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Plant Lettuce Next To This Fruiting Vine To Extend Your Harvest
Lettuce has some great companion plants, and they can benefit your harvest and keep your lettuce healthy. Try this other veggie side-by-side with lettuce.
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Turn A Pile Of Old Books Into A Unique Indoor Planter
Save old books from the landfill by upcycling them into a planter for your favorite greenery. Books with pretty patterns or nice colors on the cover work best.
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Downsides Of The Most Popular Roofing Materials
There are pros and cons to all roofing materials, but here we reveal the downsides of the most popular types. From asphalt to aluminum, here's what to expect.
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12 Beautiful Ways To Use And Style Thrifted Vintage Milk Glass All Over Your Home
If you find vintage milk glass pieces at the thrift store, don't pass them by. Discover how to style these unique dishes in your home as gorgeous decorations.
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How To Keep Thistle Out Of Your Lawn For Good
Thistle is an annoying, stubborn weed, but with these care tips, you can prevent it from making a home in your garden before it has the chance to take over.
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7 Genius Solutions For Adding Extra Counter Space To Your Bathroom
A lack of bathroom countertop area can make it tough to organize all of your essentials. Luckily, you can add extra space with these clever ideas.
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The Stunning Vintage Planter To Keep Your Eyes Peeled For At The Thrift Store
Are your walls looking bare? Peruse thrift store shelves for this vintage vase, and you can create some hanging home decor that doubles as a bouquet display.
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