How To Prevent Bugs From Entering Your Home (The Place You Didn't Check)
Most people take precautions to keep bugs out of their homes. But insects can still get in through this often overlooked entry point. Here's how to fortify it.
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Stories By Becca Cullum-Green
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Don't Waste Money On Pricey Lawn Aerators When You Can Rent One For Less At Home Depot
Lawn aerators cost thousands of dollars to purchase. Plus, they require maintenance and storage. Renting the equipment at Home Depot is more cost effective.
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Turn Old Plastic Bottles Into The Cutest Hanging Planters For Your Patio
Liven up a patio, porch, or balcony with this beginner-friendly DIY project that adds whimsical color and a little greenery to your outdoor space.
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It Was Popular In The Early 1900s — The Rare Tile Brand That Collectors Dream Of Finding
A look at the history and artistic legacy of early 1900s decorative tilework—and a brand now highly sought after by antique collectors.
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The Affordable Kitchen Staple To Use For Removing Oil Stains From Your Asphalt Driveway
This simple kitchen item can help rid your asphalt driveway of unsightly oil stains, and the good news is you can use this remedy on other stains as well.
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How To Disinfect Pruning Shears Properly Between Cuts
Pruning shears come in handy for a variety of garden tasks. However, to avoid transferring diseases from one plant to another, they need to be disinfected.
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Hold Back On WD-40: What You Need Instead To Fix A Sticky Door
WD-40 may not be the fix-all you might think it is. Try this hack instead to fix a sticky door, and you might be surprised by the long lasting results.
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The Rare, Outdoor IKEA Lamp Collectors Dream Of Finding
This rare find from IKEA might be the perfect fit for your whimsical garden design, but you might have to go on a treasure hunt to acquire this item.
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Put Down The Coffee Grounds: The Useful Scrap You Can Use As A Natural Wood Stain
There's no need for chemical dyes or expensive tints when you can create your own natural wood stain using a kitchen food scrap. Just boil, simmer, and strain.
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Everyone Had It In The '60s: The Living Room Trend That's Making A Comeback In 2026
Discover how a tactile accents is making a comeback in 2026. Learn how to layer a rich retro texture to bring warmth and character into any design style.
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She Covers A Concrete Patio With A DIY Solution That Mimics Natural Stone Tile For Under $400
This DIYer transformed her roughly 150-square-foot concrete patio into a mosaic of natural stone using just a few common materials and creativity.
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Use Beads To Transform Old Glass Jars Into Colorful Lanterns
Your hoard of glass jars is overflowing. You need an upcycling idea stat. If you also have a stash of sparkly beads, why not turn a few into patio lanterns?
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Use Affordable Materials To Transform An Anti-Slip Pad Into Cute Hanging Wall Decor
You've likely got anti-slip netting in your drawers or under your rugs. Use it, along with cardboard, hessian, and other supplies, to make some boho wall art.
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More Character Than Tile: The Eco-Friendly Material To Add To Your Bathroom
Of course, renovating a bathroom can deliver a fresh look, but your material choices can also quietly showcase a commitment to the environment.
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Use Old Empty Litter Containers As A Creative Way To Add Mosquito Protection To Bird Baths
If you own a cat or know someone who does, you may be in luck. One cat's trash can become a simple mechanism that deters mosquitoes from stagnant water.
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Skip Wood Chairs: The Thrifted Way To Add Cozy, Vintage Charm To A Dining Room
We are all so used to sitting in individual wooden chairs around the dining room table, but there's actually a different, much more comfortable alternative.
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Riding Lawn Mower Vs Lawn Tractor: What's The Difference?
Before making a purchase, knowing the difference between a riding lawn mower and a lawn tractor can save you money and time and keep your yard looking great.
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Simple Concrete Blocks Are The Solution You Need For Sinking Outdoor Furniture
Sinking outdoor furniture can quickly damage your lawn. Here's how you can install concrete blocks to create a stable, level surface for your patio setup.
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The 1930s Style Of Decor Collectors Should Be Thrilled To Find Secondhand
The next time you're thrifting for treasures, keep an eye out for this piece of valuable vintage decor. It could be one of your most exciting finds yet.
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How To Repel Silverfish With A Fresh-Smelling Essential Oil They Can't Stand
Silverfish are hard to catch in broad daylight, but spray this clean essential oil to disrupt their senses, and they flee the room -- or keel over altogether.
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What Color Bird Feeder Attracts The Most Visitors?
There's no data to point to one color that attracts the most birds, but there's logic behind hanging bird feeders of certain colors, as well as colors to avoid.
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Use This Bathroom Staple To Keep Whiteflies Out Of Your Home
A common bathroom staple can become an inexpensive trap for pesky whiteflies, helping protect your favorite houseplants without an elaborate setup.
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How To Repel Mosquitoes With A Citrus Oil They Can't Stand
Mosquitoes are a nuisance, and avoiding them is a critical safety move. However, many repellants contain toxic chemicals. Here's how to make a safe alternative.
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Not Stain Or Seal: The Retaining Wall Upgrade That's More Durable And Water-Resistant
While staining or sealing a retaining wall can help improve durability, there's an alternative that can help increase its lifespan and keep it looking great.
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The Dinner Table Scrap That You Can Use As A Powerful Tomato Fertilizer
Planting tomatoes is a great way for beginning gardeners to see the best results. If you're a big seafood fan, you have potent fertilizer at your disposal.
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How To Trap Fruit Flies With An Overlooked Solution From Your Pantry
Tired of fruit flies invading your kitchen? Ditch the pricey, chemical sprays and discover the household items that attract and trap them with ease.
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Why Aren't House Foundations Made With Cinder Blocks Anymore?
Concrete blocks, like cinder blocks, were once the standard for home foundations. However, these days, this material has largely been replaced. Here's why.
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