Jessica Daniels
School
The Ohio State University
Expertise
The Home Depot, Comfortable Chairs, Built-in Bookcases
- Jessica used to doodle architectural designs for her dream house as a child.
- She believes in completely overhauling her kitchenware every few years.
- She can be wooed with charger plates.
Experience
Jessica lacks the skills of a great housekeeper, but aspires to one day learn to fake them. She has an eye for color and patterns and a good spacial imagination with which to fantasize about remodeling once she wins the lottery. She loves to shop for other people, but struggles to remember that more is not always better. She has always loved to write and has freelanced off and on since 2014. Currently, Jessica is working on a book of terrible poems.
Education
Jessica earned a BA in English from The Ohio State University, with a focus on creative writing, in 2001.
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Stories By Jessica Daniels
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Have you stepped on one too many Lego blocks? Then, it's time to purchase a proper storage solution. Here are six of the best options we've found.
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Wood-burning fireplaces bring warmth and charm when it's chilly, but cleaning up ashes can be messy. Don't reach for your vacuum when it's time - here's why.
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While poison ivy can be killed with chemical herbicides or extraction, you could also use a DIY solution that contains vinegar to eradicate this plant.
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Cleaning baking sheets can be incredibly difficult and time consuming. However, a Magic Eraser could be just what you need to deal with crusty, baked-on food.
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If you buy clothes in stores like Walmart and Target, you no doubt come home with a lot of plastic hangers. Why not try this clever hack to repurpose the clips?
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A tree that smells like cereal and soda? Yes, it exists, and you could use it as a shade tree in your yard. Discover more about this unique plant.
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Butcher block countertops have many benefits, and installing them yourself might seem like a good DIY project. However, there are a few things to keep in mind.
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TikTok's toilet wand cleaning hack is an excellent option for those who desire a product capable of cleaning various parts of their home. Here's how.
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With humble beginnings and the potential to make a huge impact, it's hard not to root for Tree T-Pee. So, what happened to the company after Shark Tank?
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Upgrading your stairs with a stylish statement doesn't take a ton of cash. In fact, with a trip to Dollar Tree, you can give your staircase a whole new look.
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Do you have an old ceiling fan that's begging for a facelift? Here's the best way to paint it a trendy shade and give it a new, stylish life.
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If you're struggling to get seven hours of peaceful sleep each night, discover a common household item that could be keeping you from your rest.
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Painting your bathroom cabinets might seem like a great way to switch up the design of the space. But make sure to keep this in mind before painting.
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Molded plastic packaging can be extremely difficult to open, especially when using a utility knife or scissors. Instead, try using a common kitchen gadget.
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An item you commonly use for simple home improvements can also remove spills from carpets. Discover what this tool is and how to use it when cleaning.
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Grass alternatives are all the rage for those without the time to keep up with the maintenance traditional lawns require. How soon can you plant a clover lawn?
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A common problem with curtains is that they are too long for your space, leaving a puddle of fabric on the floor. You can hem them easily with this no-sew hack.
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If you have loads of jewelry but nowhere to display it, this DIY jewelry stand is the perfect project for you. All you need is some upcycled materials.
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It can be tough to pinpoint the right number of drinking glasses you need for everyday and events. This expert advice can help decide how much glassware to buy.
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Organization is key in any project. No matter how much gardening experience you have, keep your plant care tags to easily raise a productive garden each year.
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Even with a busy schedule, it's important to keep your highly trafficked rooms clean enough. With this hack, you can disinfect your bathrooms in no time.
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The laundry room may not be the first place you look for your next piece of decor. But, one item makes a perfect base for your own DIY faux sculpted vase.
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One of the downsides to summer is all the pesky gnats that make their way into your home. Fortunately, you can easily get rid of them with some garlic butter.
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Storing the bottles of condiments in y our refrigerator in a neat, organized way can be challenging. Learn how you can use an egg carton to keep things neat.
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Carpets tend to absorb odors, especially if you have pets around the house. Fortunately, there's a simple cleaning hack that will banish smells for good.
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To have the spookiest haunted house on the block, you'll need some witch's legs in the front yard. This DIY hack uses pool noodles to create a super fun pair.
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If your yard sits largely in the shade, hostas are your garden's saving grace. Here's what you need to know about how much space to allot for a hosta.