The Genius Hack That Makes Your Wobbly Ceiling Fan Smooth & Balanced
A wobbling ceiling fan can disrupt the peaceful white noise you need in the background. But this trick may help you fix it without calling a professional.
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A wobbling ceiling fan can disrupt the peaceful white noise you need in the background. But this trick may help you fix it without calling a professional.
Read MoreIf you store shoes in this room, you're inviting bacteria to breed, leading to foul odors and an unsanitary environment. Thankfully, there's a better spot.
Read MoreIf you're in need of some extra lighting and the rustic aesthetic is your jam, then scoop up these items from Dollar Tree and DIY an adorable hanging lamp.
Read MoreIf you're looking to inject a little classic whimsy into your interior design, then these timeless retro pieces could be just what you need.
Read MoreKitchen pantries often feel cramped and not big enough to store everything you need, but this lighting trick may just give your pantry new life.
Read MoreYou might want to pull out every cleaner to tackle the hard water stains in your toilet. However, using the wrong products actually causes more stains.
Read MoreIf you only have a small walk-in closet, there's a clever furniture swap trick you can use to give the illusion of the space being bigger than it actually is.
Read MoreCostco's plastic shoe boxes are perfect for keeping your collection of footwear organized, but they can also double as storage for another accessory.
Read MoreSome people think tree stumps are whimsical, while others hate them. Leaving it to rot in place has pros and cons, as does removing it. Which is right for you?
Read MoreDo you struggle to get your bird feeder on and off a branch when it's time to refill it with birdseed? This cheap, nifty product from IKEA makes things simple.
Read MoreYou would think that outdoor patio furniture would be made to withstand the elements, but furniture made from these materials isn’t safe in winter weather.
Read MoreWhy break the bank on whimsical glassware when Walmart has a perfectly affordable replica? Here we share the pros and cons of buying Anthropologie's glasses.
Read MoreThis isn't a one-size-fits-all organizer. You can adjust the layout, resize the compartments, and create a setup that maximizes every inch of your drawer.
Read MoreDo you own storage cube shelving? They look cute in the store, but quickly get messy when filled with household items. The solution is an easy DIY project.
Read MoreThis super simple DIY turns thrift-store hurricane vases into elegant candle holders — with just a few supplies you probably already have.
Read MoreWindow treatments can make or break a room's design. Ensure your curtains stand out by using this styling hack that creates a poof. Here's how to do it.
Read MoreCleaning grout is no one's favorite job, but it's even worse if you use the wrong type of cleaning solution that can actually damage your grout.
Read MoreWant a propagation station that doubles as playful decor? All you need is an IKEA sprice rack, a few other inexpensive supplies, and a dash of creativity.
Read MorePaper doilies aren't as practically useful anymore, but they're perfect for crafting. Transform them into something pretty for home with just a few supplies.
Read MoreSimple, low-cost, and usable on everything from bins to hangers, Dollar Tree's stringed labels may be an ideal way to upgrade your closet's storage.
Read MoreIf you're a renter and you're not fond of the shower curtain in your bathroom, you might have seen an alternative, but this solution does have disadvantages.
Read MoreFlashing string lights can signal danger to pests. Use that to your advantage to make your outdoor trash can a less inviting late-night snack stop.
Read MoreAn inexpensive trifle bowl gets a wooden makeover for an inexpensive planter. It works with artificial or real plants (with modifications).
Read MoreTraditional kitchen hardware doesn't mean outdated or boring. This classic combination of hardware balances visual interest and size along with functionality.
Read MoreSwiffer replacement pads cost a lot of money to replace regularly. A reusable Dollar Tree product could change that without compromising effectiveness.
Read MoreDo your dated outdoor cushions inspire hatred every time you visit your patio? You can give them a makeover with a repurposed or thrifted dining room staple.
Read MoreDiscover which couple's ceramics sell for thousands of dollars -- and are sometimes donated to thrift stores by unsuspecting previous owners.
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