Spray Or Brush: What's The Best Option For Applying Tile Grout Sealer?
You've DIY tiled that kitchen backsplash or shower stall. Great work! Now, you need to apply grout sealer — to brush or spray? Both have their pros and cons.
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This Mom's Paper Towel Hack For Dealing With Messy Kitchen Floors May Be What You Need
Water spills on kitchen floors may seem minor, but over time, they can cause big problems like warping. This trick negates those issues at virtually no cost.
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Give Your Kitchen A Timeless Look With This Idea Inspired By Courteney Cox's Cabinets
You don't have to be a celebrity to have great taste, but Courteney Cox has it in spades, and her kitchen is going to make you feel inspired.
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Try A Dollar Tree Hack To Keep Your Spices Organized On A Wall: No Rack Needed!
Kitchen chaos got you feeling frazzled? Don't panic — this nifty Dollar Tree DIY will keep your spices organized, out of sight, and out of mind.
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Sheets Smelling Musty? Here's The Kitchen Ingredient Just Waiting To Be Sprayed On Them
There's nothing worse than crawling into bed after a busy day and you're confronted with a musty odor coming from your sheets. Here's how to fix that.
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Never Look For A Lid Again: The Storage Container Hack We All Need To Hear
How much time do you spend rummaging through that drawer of containers looking for the matching lid? To reduce the clutter, you may need to revamp your system.
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The Lesser-Known Liquid That Helps Indoor Spider Plant Thrive
Spider plants are low-maintenance houseplants, but you still need to feed them. Nutrients run out in a pot, and this liquid option may be the best solution.
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Skip The Seed Starter Pots, There's A Solution Hiding In Your Medicine Cabinet
Spring's around the corner, and you haven't got any seed starter pots left after last season. Instead, raid your medicine cabinet for these nifty substitutes.
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Help Your Bathroom Look Bigger With This Stylish Pink Paint Color
It's cozy, subtle, and sophisticated. But looks aside, this pink hue can make even the tiniest bathrooms feel bigger by providing visual continuity.
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Turn A Crockpot Into The Perfect Mini Garden Solution
An old crockpot may no longer be useful for cooking, but it can be repurposed into an adorable mini garden solution with a simple DIY hack.
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Easily Tell Where Drafts In Your Home Are Coming From With This Affordable Hack
Tracking down the exact source of drafts in your home can be a major struggle, but this simple trick will do the job in a matter of minutes.
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The Beautiful Indoor Plant That Will Thrive In Your Kitchen Window
The kitchen is a place most of us spend a lot of time - it can be nice to have some greenery in the space. This one indoor plant is a great window option.
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Give Your Garden A New Sense Of Purpose By Dividing It Into Rooms
You can provide some structure to your garden by separating different spaces by function with the help of pavers, plants, or even raised beds.
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How To Prune A Young Pomegranate Tree To Keep It Strong And Healthy For Years To Come
A fresh, young pomegranate tree may not look like it needs pruning, but these tips will help determine how the tree grows (and looks) in the future.
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The Exotic Monstera Variety That You Can Grow As A Houseplant
Monstera are common houseplants, but one variety is so rare it can be worth thousands. Learn how to care for this tropical plant, if you're bold enough to try!
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Tell-Tale Signs That Your Spider Plant Isn't Getting Enough Water
Spider plants don't just up and die when they're underwatered. They communicate their thirst to indoor gardeners through their foliage and overall shape.
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Cloudy Water In Your Plant Propagation Jar? Here's What It Means And How To Fix It
Water propagation is relatively easy, but things can go haywire quickly if you're distracted. Cloudy water spells trouble for cuttings and needs instant fixing.
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Homeowner Reveals Dream Laundry Room: 'Stop Giving My Wife Ideas'
A laundry room renovation with functional features and stunning details has concerned fellow DIYers that they too will have to recreate a dream laundry room.
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Need To Improve Your Bathroom Quickly? One Quick Change Has A Big Impact
Your bathroom's secret glow-up isn't a new fixture — it's in the fine lines between your tiles. This easy trick refreshes them for a completely new look.
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The Important Step To Take With A Live Christmas Tree That Keeps Allergies At Bay
If you suffer from allergies and they somehow seem worse during the festive season, your Christmas tree could be the cause, unless you take this important step.
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The Classic Fruit Tree That Makes A Surprisingly Good Christmas Plant
This classic tree brings a colorful touch to both dark winters spent indoors and your Christmas setup, as it produces beautiful, vibrant fruits.
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Christmas Cactus Not Blooming? Here's What You Can Do
Christmas cactus has beautiful, vibrant flowers. However, to see them, the cactus has to experience a change in growing conditions that signal flowering season.
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'Total Lifesaver': Woman's Clever Snow-Removal Hack Is Perfect For Dog Owners
Ditch the shovel, and grab a tarp to try this simple hack that clever dog owners love to use for quick snow removal when their pets need to potty.
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Can You Water Houseplants With Melted Snow? Here's What To Know
If you've been using rainwater to water your houseplants during the summer, you may want to use snowmelt during winter. First, consider these factors.
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The Controversial Print That Will Be Everywhere In 2026 (We Aren't Sure How To Feel)
Bold yet surprisingly versatile, this animal print is set to turn heads in 2026, whether in interior design mood boards or on fashion runways.
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How The Wellness Trend Is Changing The Way We View And Decorate Our Homes
From spa-like bathroom renovations to rethinking your bedroom's lighting situation, here's how the wellness trend is making self-care a way of life.
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TikToker Finds Leaves Hanging From Someone's Front Door: 'Never Have Seen That Before'
What does it mean if you find these types of leaves hanging above someone's front door? Believe it or not, it might be a more common practice than you think.
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