Avoid This Huge Mistake When Painting Your Radiator
Avoid mistakes when painting your radiator by using the correct type of paint. Get tips for a flawless finish that enhances both the look and performance.
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The Easy Way To Tell If You Have Drain Flies In Your Sink (& How To Get Rid Of Them)
Small drain flies can feel like a huge headache. Learn an easy DIY to find the source of your fly problem and tips to remove them and stop them from returning.
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How To Easily Get Rid Of Mold On Popcorn Ceilings And Make Them Look Like New
Popcorn ceilings are a magnet for mold, especially in damp places like bathrooms. Clean them using a few everyday products you probably already have at home.
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The Grass Disease That Could Destroy Your Lawn Before This Winter
Grass is susceptible to a whole host of diseases that can threaten its health. One fungus is known to wreak havoc on lawns ahead of the winter.
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How To Naturally Stop Centipedes In Their Tracks Before Ever Entering Your Home
Centipedes are drawn to damp environments and they feed on other bugs, so some home maintenance tasks and even modifications may be necessary to prevent them.
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Is It A Good Idea To Prune Houseplants In The Fall? Here's What We Found
Houseplants live in different conditions than their outdoor counterparts, so tasks such as fall pruning are also different for these plants.
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Why Your Induction Stove Has Water Stains (And How To Fix It)
Induction stoves are some of the easiest stovetops to clean, but they still end up with annoying water stains. Here is why this happens and how to fix it.
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If Your Garden Soil Is One Of These Colors, You Might Have A Problem On Your Hands
The best garden soils are usually a rich brown or tan shade. However, these other colors indicate your soil is not getting the elements it needs.
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Farewell To Weeds: Here's Your Last Chance To Get Rid Of Them
If you long to make your garden weed-free before it gets too cold to go outside, now is the time. Discover the temperature where herbicides become ineffective.
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Why You Should Never Let The Raked Leaves In Your Lawn Pile Up
It is best to bag and compost your raked leaves. Letting the fallen foliage pile up on your lawn can leave you with less than green grass come springtime.
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The Very Best Way To Keep Elk Out Of Your Yard
Since elk are large animals that weigh around 400 pounds, you’ll need an even stronger deterrent — both physical and psychological — to keep them out.
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The Affordable Smart Home Feature You'll Thank Yourself For Getting
Looking to make upgrades to your home that don't break the budget while reducing the cost to run your home? Don't skip out on this energy-saving appliance.
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Wood Cutting Board Care: The Common Mistake Everyone Makes
Although wood cutting boards are environmentally-friendly and highly durable, there's one common mistake you want to avoid when cleaning them.
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The Most Important First Step In Your Lawn Overseeding Project
Rather than starting your lawn over from scratch, overseeding can fill in patches and improve the look of the grass — but only if you take this step first.
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Why Fall Is The Best Time Of Year To Fertilize Your Lawn
Many gardeners fertilize their lawns in spring. While it's not exactly wrong, you may see greater benefits from feeding your turfgrass in the fall instead.
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Raking Vs Mowing The Leaves In Your Yard: Only One Method Reigns Superior
Instead of raking your lawn of fallen leaves and composting them, mow them and use the cut leaves as organic mulch to improve the grass and soil health.
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How To Identify Spotted Lanternfly Egg Masses & Get Rid Of The Invasive Insect For Good
The spotted lanternfly is an invasive garden pest in many parts of the U.S. To deal with the insect at its root, you need to know what the eggs look like.
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How Often Should You Clean Your Tile Grout?
Tile grout easily traps dirt and debris. It also makes a great place for mold and bacteria to grow. Regular maintenance is needed to keep your tile grout clean.
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Neither Vinegar Or Bleach: What To Add To Counter Spray To Make Surfaces Shine Like New
This ingredient is ideal for cleaning your home because it contains properties that dissolve fats and oils, but importantly, it isn’t harsh on surfaces.
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Here's When You Should Stop Fertilizing Warm-Season Grass (& How To Prep For Fall)
Warm-season grass thrives in the summer heat and goes dormant during the winter. With that in mind, it's important not to fertilize too late in the year.
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Here's Exactly How Often You Should Be Cleaning (And Replacing) Your Toilet Seat
No one likes cleaning toilets, but if you don't, you're opening the door to a plethora of health issues. So here's how often you should clean and replace them.
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Toilet Caulking Gone Wrong: Mistakes You Don't Want To Make
Your toilet is overdue for caulking, and you've decided to tackle the job yourself. Brush up on the don'ts and common DIY errors before getting started.
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Annual Vs Perennial Grass: The Biggest Difference (And Which Is Right For Your Yard)
"Annual" and "perennial" are terms that come up often in the plant world, and grasses are no exception. Knowing the difference is key to a healthy lawn.
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The Hidden Disadvantages To Composite Roofing That You Should Know About
Composite roofing is fantastic for durability and weather-resistance, but homeowners on a budget should weigh up whether it's the right option for them.
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How To Avoid Killing Grass After Dethatching Your Lawn
Dethatching your lawn removes the layer of plant material from the soil to allow more nutrients in. However, the grass needs TLC after to handle the shock.
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The Softest Types Of Zoysia Grass For A Barefoot Lawn
Walking barefoot on soft grass is lovely, but only some types will give you this experience. Consider these two thin-bladed zoysia varieties for a plush feel.
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The Best Time Of Year To Stop Mowing Your Lawn
Summer is peak season for grass growth, but as temperatures start to dip, it goes dormant and no longer needs trimming. Here's how to know exactly when to stop.
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