This Decor Item Could Be Making Your Bedroom 10x Dustier
The still air and little foot traffic in a bedroom make it one of the dustiest places in your home, and the floor coverings you use can compound the problem.
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Stories By Lauren LaMore
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Is It Okay To Hose Down A Hornets Nest?
It can be tempting to reach for the garden hose when you spot a hornets nest, but there are safer options when it comes to getting rid of the problem.
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Skip The Chemicals: This Grocery Store Item Can Be Used As A Natural Wood Stain
Commercial wood stains emit harmful VOCs when wet. Avoid the safety issues by DIYing your own stain using a vegetable that's probably in your fridge right now.
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The Real Reason Gravel Driveways Can Sink Into The Soil, And It's Not Just Wear Or Drainage
If your gravel driveway is sinking in spots, causing pooling and an overall uneven look, it might not be a drainage issue, but something much bigger.
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Replace Your Old Shower Curtain: A Modern Alternative For Your Bathroom
If you want a simple upgrade to modernize your shower, ditch the curtain and rod and try this instead; it will help brighten and open up the room.
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The Decorative Antique Plates That Collectors Dream Of Finding In Thrift Stores
Discover the specific marks and backstamp details that distinguish these rare, high-value antique porcelain plates that may be hiding in plain site.
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Turn Simple Terracotta Planters Into DIY Lighthouse Yard Decor That Looks Good
Add charm to your garden by transforming ordinary terracotta planters into a glowing DIY lighthouse with budget-friendly materials you already own.
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Use A Plastic Bottle For A Unique Lotus-Inspired Light With A Savvy DIY
Empty plastic bottles can be repurposed as fun DIY crafts. This easy project turns a bottle into into a perfect lotus flower lantern for a pool or fountain.
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It Had A Cult-Like Following In The 60s, Now It's The Valuable Appliance We Want In Our Homes
This product might have had a few functional issues, but its fun design and clever concept made it an interesting addition to many mid-century homes.
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How To Choose The Best Eco-Friendly Patio Alternative For Your Backyard
If you want your patio to feel like a haven both for yourself and local wildlife, consider an alternative to concrete that offers benefits in your backyard.
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Ditch The Store-Bought Chemicals: The Household Alternatives For A Sparkling Pool
Pool chemicals are a necessity, but if you're in a pinch, these household essentials can help you to balance the pH and keep the water sanitized.
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Ditch Boring Shoe Cabinets: There's A Cuter Way To Store Shoes Without Clutter
If you're tired of stowing your shoe collection away in a closet or cabinet, consider this DIY that turns them into a stunning, wall-mounted display.
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They Were Everywhere In The 1930s — Now It's The Stunning Home Decor You Can Use As A Side Table
These tables featured all sorts of shapes and (novelty) designs, though the cabinet-style was most common. The cabinets were also typically lined with metal.
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Upcycle Old Garden Shovels To Create A Stunning Backyard Water Feature On A Budget
Old shovels, even rusty and broken ones, can be repurposed for this amazing DIY water feature that uses some basic supplies and beginner woodworking skills.
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Upcycle An Old Wine Rack To Create Blanket Storage With A Clever DIY
If you have an overabundance of blankets and are looking for a unique way to store them, then this simple DIY could be the perfect project for you.
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Why There's Simply No Need For A Home Printer Anymore
Between expensive ink, paper jams, and the rise of digital documents, more households are questioning whether owning a printer still makes sense.
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Why There's Simply No Need For A Microwave Anymore
The microwave has been a staple on kitchen counters for decades, but it's losing traction in favor of other appliances. Here's why you may not need one.
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It Was Hot In The '70s - Now This Sculptural Lamp Is A Valuable Thrift Store Score
This illuminating thrift store find could make a gorgeous statement piece for your home -- or bring a substantial bit of cash, should you choose to sell it.
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DIY Scrap Wood Pallets Into An Affordable Storage Solution For Your Lawn Mower
If you need a place to store your lawn mower, but don't want the expense or hassle of buying, then this DIY pallet project may be just what you're looking for.
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Turn Simple Dandelion Stems Into The Cutest Mini Storage Baskets
Don't toss out those dandelion stems you've dug up — turn them into something creative instead! Here's how to make some adorable mini baskets with them.
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The '80s Style Blinds For Sliding Glass Doors Get A Modern Comeback
The yellowing fixtures of decades past may be their most common incarnation, but these days vertical blinds have more variety to fit in with modern looks.
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It Was Everywhere In The '60s — Now You'd Be Lucky To Find It At A Thrift Store
To give your home some mid-century charm, look out for these items that were once a mainstay in American households, but are now a lucky thrift store find.
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Upcycle An Old Pot Lid And A Cup Into A Countertop Storage Solution
With some glue and craftiness, you can create a tabletop display stand that is a stylish yet functional way to increase storage on any counter.
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Hiding This Common Home Eyesore Has A Major Impact On HVAC
While there are some functional parts of your home that you may be tempted to hide with decor, be careful — this one could lead to HVAC issues.
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IKEA Has A Versatile $18 Basket That Can Help With Home Storage Needs
Baskets are one of the most useful and stylish items you can use for home organization, and thanks to this IKEA find, they're affordable, too.
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Never Overload Your Washer Again: Here's How Much Is A Full Load Of Laundry
Overloading your washer is a surefire way to wear down your machine and end up with still-dirty laundry, but it's important to know what full actually means.
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The Crafty DIY Project That Upcycles A Plastic Lid Into A Cute Storage Box
If you've been collecting plastic lids to recycle, save them from the bin. Pick out the largest one and use it to create this cute, practical storage organizer.
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