The Unexpected Dairy Product That Removes Permanent Marker Stains From Fabric
Dealing with permanent marker stains is tough. However, what if we told you a certain dairy product could help remove them from fabric? Here's how.
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Your Hangers Will Work Better Than Ever With A Hot Glue Hack
Slippery hangers that can't hold garments is a common issue. Luckily, there's an easy way to make your hangers slip-proof; all you need is a hot glue gun. -
Try This Genius Pantyhose Trick In Your Garden And Watch It Thrive
Pests can destroy fruits and vegetables in your garden before they've fully ripened. Learn how to protect your produce with a simple pantyhose hack. -
How To Turn An Old Plastic Lawn Chair Into A Chic Planter For Your Garden
Your garden is the perfect place to get creative. Check out this DIY project that transforms a lawn chair into a garden planter for a unique new look. -
Store Your Garden Tools In This Sand Mixture So They Don't Rust
Rusty garden tools seem to come part and parcel with a gardening hobby, but they don't have to. Here is how to keep your items looking brand new. -
The Hose Feature That Is Not Meant For Watering Plants, And What It's Good For
You may think that any hose setting will get the job done when watering your plants, but there's one you should avoid. Here's what to use it for instead. -
Can You Really Plant Flowers In A Kitchen Colander?
Potting your houseplants in a colander rather than in a regular pot is a fun DIY, and doing so can actually be very helpful to the health of your plant! -
Why You'll Want To Use Olive Oil On Your Favorite Terra Cotta Planter
This gardening hack involves using olive oil on a terra cotta planter. Here's how olive oil can be used effectively on this particular form of earthenware. -
Don't Throw Out Your Apple Peels, Here's How To Use Them In Your Garden
Apple peels can be a great benefit for your garden. Instead of throwing them out, you can use them to help grow a beautiful and healthy garden. -
Here's How To Grow Your Own Black Roses
Spoiler alert: unless you're living in a specific part of the world, you can't grow them naturally. But there are two other ways to get black roses. -
Boost Your Garden's Growth With This Calcium-Rich DIY Eggshell Fertilizer
One way of being eco-friendly is to use your eggshells as plant fertilizer. But it's not as simple as just mixing them into the soil. There's more to it. -
Why Adding Epsom Salt Will Help Your Cucumbers Thrive
Not only can Epsom salt soothe a sore back, but it can also help your cucumbers thrive. Here's what makes it a great supplement and how to use it in the garden. -
How To Store Garden Seeds To Keep Them Fresh For As Long As Possible
Got more seeds than you know what to do with? Dive in to discover how to ensure their proper storage until the next season (or beyond). -
How To Tell It's Time To Throw Out The Kitchen Sponge
Every time you use a kitchen sponge, food particles get stuck in it. And the fact sponges stay moist for a while makes them the perfect home for bacteria. -
How To Use Eggshells As Seed Starters
Cardboard egg cartons also make for great seed starters. -
Create Easy Framed Line Art With One Viral Marker Hack
Since line art requires you to simply sketch the outline of the art that's in front of you, you don't need to be a professional to do this for your home. -
Transform Your Basic IKEA Bedframe With This Clever Rattan Hack
Bored of the ordinary-looking bedframe that came with your IKEA bed? Follow this TikTok video to spruce it up and add some earthy tones. -
These Fertilizing Tips Will Help Your Orchids Thrive
Orchids need the most fertilizer when they are growing from spring to summer. Here's how to ensure your orchids are living their best lives. -
Here's How You Can Strip Laundry With Vinegar
Laundry stripping is typically done using Borax, giving your items a brand-new look. However, a more mild solution can be created with vinegar. Here's how -
Turn Any Flower Vase Into A Stunning Pottery Barn Dupe With This Simple Baking Soda Hack
Pottery Barn has beautiful decor pieces, but they can be expensive. Luckily, you can turn an inexpensive flower vase into a Pottery Barn dupe with this hack. -
How To Remove Spray Paint From Concrete Surfaces
You're going to need a paint stripper, a pressure washer, and the proper protective equipment. Pressure washers have a strong spray, so you need to be careful. -
Why You Should Avoid Cleaning Plexiglass With Windex
Plexiglass is an excellent alternative to regular glass. It looks similar and is very durable, however, you should avoid cleaning plexiglass with Windex. -
The Best Method For Cleaning Broken Glass Off Carpet
You will need a vacuum cleaner but don't use it directly. Even with the right attachments, you can damage your machine for good. -
The Way You Lay Grass Seed May Make Your Lawn Patchy
A lush, green lawn starts with sowing the seed correctly. Learn the best way to sow grass seed to avoid patchy areas and get even coverage and strong growth. -
Here's How To Clean Your Window Screens Without Removing Them
Window screens need to be cleaned at least twice a year. Otherwise, dirt will build up and transfer onto the glass when it's windy or raining. -
How To Use Green Tea To Help Your Raspberry Bushes Thrive
Green tea is an excellent fertilizer because of all the nutrients it has. It's perfect for plants because it's high in nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium. -
How To Fix A Blocked Can Of Spray Paint So You Don't Waste A Drop
Anyone who's played around with spray paint knows that they can sometimes get blocked. Here's how to fix a blocked can of spray paint so you don't waste a drop.
