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Keep Mice Away From Your Home With An Item You Already Have In The Kitchen
Coming across mice in your home is likely to be an unpleasant experience. Keep them away with an item you already have on hand in the kitchen. -
What Happens To Your Flowers If You Add Styrofoam For Improved Drainage
Many people add styrofoam to potting soil when poor drainage rears its head and your flowers suffer. Here's why that's a bad idea for your container plants. -
Transform Two Old Chairs Into A Garden Bench
You could go out and spend a long time deciding on the best bench for your garden, or you could just take a couple of chairs and create one yourself. -
The Unexpected Reason You'll Want To Cover Your Windows In Aluminum Foil
Covering your windows with aluminum foil in the heat of the summer can have multiple benefits, both for your health and utility bills. Here's why. -
How To Determine How Deep Your Raised Garden Bed Should Be
When designing a raised bed garden, one of the most important factors to consider is soil depth. Find out how to determine what depth is right for your garden. -
The Unexpected Use For Aluminum Foil That'll Double The Sun Your Indoor Plants Receive
Rotating indoor plants regularly lets them get enough sunlight on all sides. Thankfully, aluminum foil can help you double the sun your indoor plants receive. -
The Key To Keeping Your Paper Shredder Sharp Involves One Handy Kitchen Staple
Are the blades in your paper shredder getting dull? This kitchen staple might be the solution to keeping the machine sharper for longer. -
Can You Mow The Lawn After Fertilizing It?
Fertilizing your lawn adds nutrients to the grass and soil, so mowing right after could remove them. -
A Design Expert Has One Unique Tip For Elevating Your IKEA Billy Bookcase
The IKEA Billy bookcases are affordable pieces of furniture that reportedly sell every five seconds. Here's how you can take yours to the next level. -
How To Use A Shepherd's Hook To Make An Easy Bird Feeder
If you have been thinking about adding a bird feeder to your yard, look no further than this simple DIY tutorial that utilizes a shepherd's hook. -
Bring Your Matted Carpet Back To Life With An Unexpected Bathroom Staple
If your carpet is starting to look matted, there is an easy and quick way to fluff it back up. All you need is an appliance commonly found in bathrooms. -
The Sneaky Reason IKEA Hides Their Price Tags
If you've ever walked through the IKEA showroom, falling in love with different items at every turn, but can't seem to find their prices - here's why. -
Watch Out For These Problems If You're Swapping Out Your Old Toilet For An Elongated Version
There are many different styles and shapes of toilet. Watch out for these problems if you're swapping out your old toilet for an elongated version. -
What Is Mulch Glue And Is It Safe For Your Garden?
Curious about what mulch glue is and whether or not it's safe for your garden? Here's what you need to know about this adhesive and the impact it can have. -
What Does It Mean To 'Scalp Your Lawn' And Why Is It Bad?
Regularly maintaining your yard is critical for green and luscious results. However, if you're "scalping" your lawn, you may want to stop. Here's why. -
Why Mice And Pests End Up In Your Dryer Vent (And How To Get Them Out)
Mice and other pests can end up in your dryer vent for a variety of reasons. Here's how they get there and how to keep them out of your home. -
What Can You Do About A Toilet That Bubbles When You Shower?
It can sometimes be difficult figuring out the cause of plumbing problems. Here is what you can do about a toilet that bubbles when you take a shower. -
What Should You Do If Your Toilet Tank Has A Crack?
You don't need to panic if you see that your toilet tank is cracked. Here's what you can do to determine whether you need to repair or replace it. -
The IKEA Trick That Will Help You Customize Your Outdoor Rug
Introduce an exciting, beautiful, customized area rug to your outdoor space by trying this IKEA trick. All you'll need are a few tools and an artistic touch. -
Lawn Mower Issues That Mean It's Time To Check The Fuel Cap
If your lawn mower keeps stopping, the fuel cap could be the reason. Here's how to determine whether your mower's fuel cap is the issue and how to fix it. -
The Common Bathroom Product You'll Want In Your Laundry Room
Most people would probably agree that they don't look forward to doing laundry. Regardless, there's one product from your bathroom that can make life easier. -
Should You Really Wash Your Brand-New Mop Before Using It? Here's What The Experts Say
A brand-new mop may seem clean and ready to wipe away the grime on your floors. However, experts say washing them first is essential. Here's why. -
Everything You Need To Know To Plant Bare Root Roses
Planting bare root roses gives you some more flexibility when it comes to planting and planning your garden. Here's what you need to know to do it successfully. -
A Pool Noodle Will Make Using A Laptop More Comfortable Than Ever
Prevent wrist pain and discomfort with this easy (and affordable!) pool noodle hack that transforms into a wrist rest with just a few steps. -
How An Old Egg Carton Can Simplify Small Painting Projects
If you're working on a small painting project and want to make sure you get all the edges of the item you're painting, use an egg carton to elevate it! -
Why Flagstone Is The Best Material To Use For Outdoor Patios
There are many options when it comes to choosing a material for your outdoor patio. Here's why you should consider using flagstone for your patio.
