This Decades-Old Chain Restaurant Is A Hidden Gem For Seasonal Home Decor
Ever thought of shopping for pumpkin spice candles and quaint wooden countdown calendars in a restaurant? That's just what this iconic establishment offers.
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Stories By Rhys Lee Hamilton
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The Gross Secret Hiding In Your Textured Tile (And The Right Tool To Clean It)
The layered finish of textured tile is a magnet for dirt and grime. Further, the uneven surface can't be sufficiently cleaned with just a broom or mop.
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DIY Spooky Skeleton Decor With A Wood Pallet & Some Dollar Tree Supplies
Even if your Halloween decorations are cute, the price tag can be scary. Make your own glowing yard decorations on a budget with this simple DIY.
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The DIY Project That'll Transform How You Store Your Vinyl Records
Create neat and simple storage for your prized vinyls with an easy and attractive DIY you can build with a saw, screws, and your favorite paint or stain.
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The Best And Worst Materials To Cover A Popcorn Ceiling
Covering popcorn ceilings is an easy upgrade without the messy, time-consuming scraping. However, some cover-up options last longer and look better than others.
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This Fuzzy Fern Variety Makes For A Unique Bathroom Houseplant
Are you on the hunt for a fun addition to your bathroom decor? Go the living route and pop a fern with fur into a hanging basket or decorative floor planter.
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The Deadliest Plant In The U.S. That Every Homeowner Should Know About
This plant, which grows across much of the country, is potentially fatal when ingested yet is often mistaken for edible plants in the same family.
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Here's Why Your Tankless Water Heater Keeps Giving You A Cold Water Sandwich
If your showers keep suddenly running hot and cold, your tankless water heater could be to blame. To stop this effect, look out for these potential causes.
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The Property Brothers Say These Wow-Worthy Bathroom Features Are Worth The Splurge
Bathroom remodels are rarely cheap. The Property Brothers share where to allocate your money before you start to best serve your family or potential buyers.
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The Best Time Of Year To Stain Your Wood Deck (& Why The Timing Matters)
When it comes to home improvement projects, timing is everything. If you plan on staining your deck, you'll want to check your local weather forecast first.
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The Citrusy Tropical Tree That Will Thrive With Little Maintenance
If you garden in the tropics, finding plants that can survive the heat and humidity is challenging. Thankfully, this attractive herbaceous shrub loves both.
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Low-Light Conditions Aren't A Problem For This Stunning Houseplant
Don't overlook that dimly-lit area of your home when adding houseplants because there's one stunning tropical species that will love a spot there.
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The One Thing You Should Always Do Before Any Wood Floor Restoration Project
A wood floor restoration project typically involves sanding the existing wood and applying a new finish. Before you start, make sure you have this information.
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Right Now Is The Perfect Time To Dry Hydrangeas: Here's How To Do It
Hydrangeas tend to have the best results from drying when cut in the late summer or fall. Here's why and how to complete the process.
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Here's Another Reason Hummingbird Lovers Should Plant Fast-Growing Sunflowers In The Garden
Most gardeners don't think of planting sunflowers if they are trying to attract more hummingbirds, but surprisingly this popular flower provides a good snack.
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How To Get The Look Of Luxury Curtains With A Budget-Friendly Hack
Get the luxurious look of high-end curtains on a shoestring budget with this hack that repurposes a common fabric item you likely have lying around the house.
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Here's How To Prevent The Most Annoying Downside To Using Peel-And-Stick Vinyl
Peel-and-stick vinyl is one of the most affordable ways to get new flooring, but this one major downside can make it a pain (and a trip hazard).
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Your Gallery Wall Is Actually The Best Hack For Hiding Your Thermostat
Thermostats are necessary, but the wall-mounted devices often stand out as unattractive. Learn how to use a gallery wall to camouflage your thermostat.
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How To Remove Bad Smells From Vintage Thrifted Furniture (Wood Or Upholstery)
While you might love grabbing vintage furniture pieces at your local thrift store, they may come with an unpleasant odor. Here are some simple removal tips.
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The DIY Garden Trick To Grow More Herbs In Less Space
Hardy and compact herbs are a good choice for beginner gardeners. Handy with an electric drill? Make something to grow them on a balcony, deck, or small patio.
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This Fast-Growing Tree Is Perfect For Privacy Needs And Isn't Picky About Soil
Plant this ancient, fast-growing tree in your backyard for added privacy plus guaranteed beautiful foliage and bark for decades and decades to come.
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The Surprising Connection Between Ryobi And Milwaukee Tools Explained
Ryobi and Milwaukee may be different brands, but they have something surprising in common. Here’s what DIYers in the market for new tools need to know.
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Think Your Pillows Are Fine? Here's How Often You Should Actually Replace Them
While you can care for your pillow to extend its lifespan, after a certain time, it should be replaced as it harbors allergens and loses its effectiveness.
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The Best Way To Propagate Desert Roses To Multiply Your Blooms
Desert roses can be propagated from either seeds or cuttings. Here's the best method to multiply your plants with the least effort and highest success rate.
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Don't Confuse This Non-Invasive Flower For Creeping Bellflower
Creeping bellflower's bell-shaped purple flowers are invasive, but this native alternative looks very similar and will make a great addition to your garden.
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The Best Way To Transplant A Peach Tree Sapling Into A Container
Anyone can grow a peach tree in any climate — provided you grow it in a container so you can move it indoors when needed. Here's how to transplant one.
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The Clever Closet Door Alternative That'll Add Storage And Style To Your Room
There's nothing wrong with builder-grade doors, but if you want to add some whimsy to your space, consider upgrading them with this clever DIY.
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