Ditch The Shed: IKEA Has An Easy Solution For Instant Garden Storage
IKEA has an outdoor tabletop and storage solution that's perfect for keeping your gardening tools in order and offering a space for some gardening tasks.
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Use A Plastic Bottle To Create A Beautiful Suncatcher With A DIY
A plastic bottle doesn't just hold water; it holds potential. This sparkling spiral DIY craft could become one of your favorite upcycling projects to date.
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Keeping your lawn mower blades sharp is essential for both the effectiveness of your mower and the health of your lawn. This tool from Amazon can help.
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Ditch Pricey Wine Racks: Concrete Blocks Work Just As Well For A Fraction Of The Price
Consider using concrete blocks for an industrial-style wine rack that won't break the bank. You can assemble it in pretty much any configuration you'd like.
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It Was In Every Victorian Jewelry Box — Now It's A Valuable Thrift Store Find
From an everyday Victorian staple to a valuable thrift store find. Find out which vintage jewelry piece collectors are hunting for right now.
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Not Coffee Grounds: The Overlooked Scrap In Your Garden You Can Use As Dye
Who knew this garden scrap could make a beautiful natural dye? Turn this overlooked material into a natural dye that's perfect for many DIY projects.
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The Rare, Vintage Pyrex Pattern Collectors Still Hunt For At Thrift Stores
It's always fun to find a unique dishware pattern when you're thrifting, but some patterns are extremely rare ... and exceptionally valuable!
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Not Milkweed, Not Petunias: The Darling Little Annual Flower That Butterflies Love
A cheerful annual flower can help fill your garden with butterflies while asking very little in return, making it an easy addition to sunny landscapes.
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Skip Traditional Landscape Fabric: Here's A Durable Option For Gravel Driveways
Landscape fabric only lasts up to a decade, while this option can last up to 50 years under gravel driveways, withstanding vehicle traffic and the elements.
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Boomers Can't Stand These Modern Bathroom Trends
From floating vanities to freestanding tubs, we asked real estate and home improvement experts why baby boomers are rejecting these modern bathroom trends.
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Don't Pinch Back This Summer-Blooming Herb If You Want More Bees In The Garden
Its leaves are a tasty addition to your favorite dishes, but think about the bees, too. Letting this herb do its thing rewards the pollinators and your plate.
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Upcycle Old Corks Into A Creative Way To Plant Mini Succulents With A Simple DIY
Old wine corks can become charming home decor with just a few simple supplies, giving everyday leftovers a creative second life beyond the recycling bin.
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Easily Sharpen Your Garden Shears With A Tool You Already Own
If your shears struggle to cut through twigs, they likely need to be sharpened. Thankfully, you may already have the power tool needed to make the job simple.
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Stop Wasting Coffee Grounds On Plants — Use Them For This Cozy DIY Instead
If you're still wasting your leftover coffee grounds on plants, this clever DIY will give you something better to do: an aromatic decorative item for your home.
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Can You Plant Grass Seed In July?
July is often the hottest month of the year in much of the Northern Hemisphere, but does that harsh temperature hinder growth of newly planted grass?
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The Rare Pyrex Bowl To Hunt For At Thrift Stores That Adds A Pop Of Color To Kitchen Counters
Elevate your kitchen with a classic mid-century find. Discover the exact patterned collectible that interiors enthusiasts are searching for.
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Not Stone, Not Concrete: The Cheaper Material To Use For A Functional Retaining Wall
If you're looking to build up your own retaining wall, resist the temptation to use concrete or stone. There's an affordable alternative that's even better.
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Skip The Garden Store Pots: The Cheaper Alternative That'll Add A Rustic Touch
Decorative ceramic pots seem so simple, but they can be shockingly expensive. Luckily, this classic alternative is both affordable and trending.
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Not Egg Shells: The Kitchen Item You Can Reuse For Your DIY Fertilizer
Though egg shells are a known fertilizer supplement, another type of kitchen waste can also enrich the fertilizer of gardens and houseplants.
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Say Goodbye To Nosy Neighbors With A DIY Privacy Solution For Your Deck That Looks Good
Living in an house or apartment with nosy neighbors? If you have a deck, this DIY privacy solution will keep them out of your business.
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The Vintage Decor You Should Definitely Snag If You See It At The Thrift Store
Shopping at thrift stores is a great way to fill your home with unique pieces, and there’s some vintage décor you should be sure to grab if you see it.
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How To Tell Valuable Crystal From Cut Glass At The Thrift Store
The next time you're shopping at the thrift store, follow these tips to ensure you can differentiate between valuable crystal and cut glass.
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The Rare Pyrex Bowl Collectors Dream Of Finding That Looks Good On Your Countertop
One vintage Pyrex bowl remains a favorite among collectors, combining timeless style with everyday practicality and plenty of thrift-store appeal.
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Not Electroculture, Not Pest Control: The Beautiful Way To Use Copper In Your Garden
This is a more involved DIY, but the stunning results are well worth the effort. You'll end up with a garden feature that's as eye-catching as it is unique.
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Riding Lawn Mowers Can Do A Lot More Than Cut Your Grass
Have you invested in a riding lawn mower? If you're only using it for your long summer grass, you're missing out. Save the labor on a plethora of yard chores.
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It Was A Status Symbol In The '50s — Now It's The Valuable Kitchen Item Worth Hunting For
Like today, certain pricey kitchen appliances were coveted by homeowners in the 1950s. This product was so durable you can still find working models today.
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Ditch The Wall Hooks: The Easy DIY For Cheaper And Sturdier Shed Tool Storage
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The Best-Selling American Paint Colors Aren't White Or Gray, According To Behr
While white and gray are popular neutrals, they aren't the most beloved. According to Behr, the top-sellers are these warm tones that are versatile and homey.
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Not Basil, Not Cilantro: The Beautiful, Daisy-Like Herb With Flowers
Basil and cilantro may be herb garden go-tos, but they're far from your only option. There's a far less boring herb that's delicious with bright yellow blooms.
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Microwaves Can Do A Lot More Than Just Heat Up Food
If you’ve only ever used your microwave to reheat leftovers, you’re missing out. This bonus use can greatly benefit any kitchen, but not how you might expect.
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The Mistake You're Making With Garden Hoses That's Hiking Up Your Water Bill
Garden hoses are endlessly useful yard tools, but there are good ways to use them and wasteful ways to use them, too. Knowing what to avoid can save you money.
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