Why Cotton Towels Are The Most Durable Choice In The Long Run
Tired of towels that lose their fluff after a few washes? That's not the case for cotton — this material is known to hold up better than the rest.
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Stories By Krystal Orwig
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How To Avoid Panic Decluttering — And Make Lasting Progress Instead
Panic decluttering is something that almost everyone can succumb to, especially at certain times of the year. Here's how to avoid it and be more intentional.
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The Stylish & Cozy Bed Trend We'll Be Seeing More Of In 2026
Transform your bedroom with this alternative to traditional high-raised beds. Designers recommend this furniture piece to enhance both style and function.
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The Tacky Bedroom Furniture Trend We're Leaving Behind Before 2026
Even though this decades-old bedroom furniture trend has a habit of coming back in style, it's going to be an easy path to a tacky look in 2026.
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The Once-Timeless Tile Floors That Are Completely Dating Your Kitchen
You’ve seen these floor tiles in the kitchen as well as in diners and boutiques. Once thought of as classic, it may be time for these tiles to check out.
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If You Notice This On An Item At The Thrift Store, Leave It On The Shelf
It can be thrilling to find that vintage T-shirt at the thrift store but check the product carefully. If you notice dust or stiffness, put it back.
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The Painting Trend You Don't Want To Fall For And Why
This painting trend has been all the rage on social media, and while it might look great at first, it has hidden downsides that could even be dangerous.
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Is The Toaster In Your Kitchen Causing Invisible Harm? What To Know About Its Health & Safety Risks
While a pop-up toaster seems almost too simple to be a household health hazard, new research shows it may be among the worst contributors to poor air quality.
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How To Remove Stubborn Stains From A Dark Composite Sink
Thought your dark composite sink wouldn't stain? In fact, composite sinks, no matter the color, are prone to staining, though the stains can be removed.
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Reduce Dust In Your Home With An Affordable Solution
Dust, made of particles like skin cells and dander, often seems to be never-ending. But there’s an easy way to reduce the amount that circulates indoors.
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The Old-School, Space-Saving Countertop Design That Deserves A Comeback
This old-school kitchen countertop design was popular in the 1950s, but went out of style. However, there could be a place for it in modern kitchens.
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Erin Napier Ditches The All-White Kitchen Trend For Something More Unique
Erin Napier of "Home Town" is renowned for her unique spins on interior design. Recently, she put her skills to work on an all-white kitchen.
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Make Sure You Have An Entryway Plan For These Items (Or It Won't Feel Organized)
A cluttered entryway can make your entire home feel chaotic. Thankfully, there's a simple solution that can make the space feel more functional and welcoming.
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Fix Scratches In These Types Of Countertops With A Baking Soda Solution
Baking soda is a mild abrasive, so when used to scrub certain kitchen countertop materials, it can reduce the appearance of surface-level scratches.
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The Natural & Affordable Way To Remove Smells From Your Oven
Ovens are notorious for smelling like burnt bits and grease. Instead of harsh cleaning products to deal with the smell, here's a natural alterative.
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What Happens To Returned Mattresses?
Newly purchased mattresses often come with a return window and a test period, but what actually happens to the mattresses that you decide to return?
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Step Aside Art Deco: There's A New Aesthetic Trend For 2026
Art deco is a classic style that has had many moments at the forefront of interior design, and 2026 will be home to a new interpretation on the old aesthetic.
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Your Bottom Oven Drawer Actually Is For Storage (Here's How To Tell)
Your oven has some key features to tell you if your bottom drawer is meant for more than storage. Some models use it as a warming drawer or broiler.
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The Old-School Kitchen Tool You Likely Forgot About (& If They're Still Useful Today)
Trendy kitchen tools come and go as years go by. While this simple gadget was seen pretty much everywhere a few decades ago, it's nearly nonexistent today.
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Stop Using Plastic Shower Curtain Liners - This Is The Cleaner Alternative To Try
If you're trying to be more eco-conscious and keep your family safe from toxic chemicals, it's time to ditch that plastic shower liner for a better alternative.
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How Hard Is It To Add A Sunken Living Room To An Existing House?
The allure of the nostalgic 1970s conversation pit is undeniable, but renovating your home to add a sunken living room might be more effort than it's worth.
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Bedroom Layouts That May Actually Improve Your Sleep Quality
When it comes to sleep, it turns out less truly is more. Here are some simple tips for the layout-level glow-up your bedroom has been begging for.
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Your Living Room Style Is Becoming Outdated (But Don't Worry It Could Have A Comeback)
Trends come and go, and if you've been devoting your interior design aesthetic to one particular era, you might have to wait for it to come back into style.
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Set Your Thermostat To This Temperature To Help Your Real Christmas Tree Last Longer
Don't set your thermostat too high, or your Christmas tree may not last the season. Here's how you can keep it hydrated and thriving through the holidays.
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The Decluttering Technique That Gives Your Closet A Much-Needed Refresh
This decluttering technique is sure to help refresh your wardrobe without sacrificing your favorite pieces, building upon the items you wear the most.
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How To Tell If Your Living Room Is Overly Ornate (And Tacky)
Some homeowners prefer a bold aesthetic with ornate décor, but that can be too much of a good thing. Find out how to walk the line between trendy and tacky.
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What To Do With Rose Bushes After The First Frost To Protect Them From Winter Damage
Once the first winter freeze has hit, you will want to take protective measures to keep your rose plants safe through the rest of winter. Here's where to start.
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