The Fast-Growing Fall Vegetable Its Not Too Late To Plant
While many veggies thrive in the hot summer months, there are plenty that prefer the cooler temps of the fall. This one vegetable is great for autumn salads.
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Keeping Roaches Away Is Easier With This Simple Maintenance Task
Cockroaches are tricky to manage, but this essential task is an easy way to help cut off their food supply and prevent them from invading the kitchen.
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The Predator That's Thriving In California - And What It Says About The Ecosystem
Discover the role of gray foxes in California's ecosystems. Despite their small size and elusiveness, these predators help balance wildlife and plant life.
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Should You Worry About Lead In Your Cookware? Here's What The FDA Has To Say
Whether you buy cookware used or new, there could be the potential for lead contamination. The FDA has issued a warning about certain cookware items with lead.
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How To Eradicate Stink Bugs Without Releasing Their Scent
It's that time of year again when stink bugs start making their way into your home seeking warmth, but you can easily get rid of them with this basic solution.
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The Aromatic Fall Flower That'll Have Butterflies Flocking To Your Garden
If you're keen on attracting pollinators, like butterflies, to your garden, you'll want to plant the right flowers, like this herbal-scented one.
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The Tiny Kitchen Essential That Is Hiding Microplastics In Your Home
Microplastics are certainly a problem when they get into our food, meaning we have to pay attention to the containers we use, including this common one.
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Can Blue Light Zap Away Food Stains? Here's What The Science Says
Researchers have tested LED blue lights on yellow stains from food spills. The results are promising and indicate the blue light has bleaching capabilities.
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Why Your Microwave Smells (And What To Do About It)
Microwaves aren't cleaned as often as they should be, leading to terrible odors. Find out what's causing that smell and how to stop it for good.
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The Beneficial Insect That Will Eat All The Slugs In Your Garden (And The Best Way To Attract Them)
Active at night, these beneficial insects have big appetites, with both the adults and their larvae eating pesky slugs that have intruded in your garden.
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The Easy Way To Tell If The Apples In Your Tree Are Ripe And Ready To Pick
If your apples start developing a rich color, you may think you can just grab one and eat it; however, this is not the right way to tell if it's ripe.
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The Best Way To Get Rid Of Whiteflies On Indoor Houseplants
There's an easy way to combat problematic whiteflies on your indoor houseplants without harming the plant, but you might have to reapply it.
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How To Plant And Grow Cool-Season Grass Seed
Cool-season grass seed requires planting at the right time of the year, as well as with the right conditions. This guide will ensure you grow a healthy lawn.
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How To Use Corn Gluten Meal To Fertilize Your Garden
When it comes to garden fertilization, there are many products on the market to choose from. Corn gluten meal stimulates strong and resilient growth.
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Why Your Drain Smells Like Sewage When You Run The Dishwasher And How To Fix It
A dishwasher that smells like sewage can be caused by anything from drainage problems to issues with your plumbing, but there are some budget-friendly fixes.
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A Squirrel Baffle Is The Key To Keeping Rats Away From Your Bird Feeder
Squirrels aren't the only rodents scurrying around bird feeders. Rats want all those sunflower seeds, too. Attach a baffle to ensure birds, not rats, get it.
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How To Protect Your AC Unit From Damage By Following The 20-Degree Rule
At the peak of summer, following the 20-degree can protect your AC unit from undergoing excessive strain and suffering from early wear and tear.
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Coffee Grounds May Be The Solution To Amending The Clay Soil In Your Yard
Clay soil can be tricky to work with, often causing problems for plant growth. Adding some coffee grounds to the soil will help plants thrive.
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Signs That Mealybugs Are Damaging Your Indoor Plants (And How To Prevent It)
Mealybugs are destructive pests, so keep an eye on any changes to your houseplants and consider amending your maintenance routine to prevent them.
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Here's How Often You Should Be Pruning Your Tomato Plants For The Best Harvest
Knowing the right time to prune your tomato plants is the best way to keep them healthy, boost fruit production, and help prevent overcrowded foliage.
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The Long-Term Effects Of Using Regular Unleaded Gas In A Lawn Mower
Find out how using regular unleaded gas can harm your mower's performance. Learn about the long-term effects of gasoline breakdown and moisture absorption.
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Avoid Making This #1 Mistake Growing Tomato Plants
When tomato season comes to an end, there's one mistake you want to avoid if you want to encourage healthy soil and excellent plant growth year after year.
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Conquer Lingering Skunk Odors With A Simple Household Solution You Can DIY
Skunk odors can linger in your home for weeks. Find out which two household staples offer a budget-friendly solution for eliminating skunk smell for good.
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The Telltale Sign You've Over-Fertilized Your Hydrangeas (And How To Save Them)
Many hydrangeas benefit from added fertilizer to boost growth and improve blooms, but did you know you can actually overdo it, harming the plant?
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The Flashy Self-Seeding Blue Flower That Will Attract More Bees To Your Garden
Bees love colorful flowers, and this blue annual is both attractive and practical for these helpful pollinators. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Your Peppers Will Thrive Around One Stunning Self-Seeding Flower In The Garden
If you are eagerly waiting for the peppers in your vegetable garden to grow, help them thrive by adding a gorgeous self-seeding companion flower.
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Is Liquid Chlorine As Effective As You'd Think For Your Pool? Here's What We Found
There are few things more refreshing than a dip in the pool on a hot day. But is that liquid chlorine you're using actually effective in keeping you safe?
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