The Trick To Banishing Mice From Your Home Is In Your Bar
If you've got mice in your home, you need to check out this easy trap that uses little more than beer and a bucket. Even better, it's as humane as they come.
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Stories By Rochelle Heath-Harris
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The Big Problem With Using Wood Chips With Your Soil
Using wood chips with your soil can do wonders for your garden. However, wood chips can also cause big problems. Here's why that is and how to employ them. -
Is It Really Possible To Buy A Home For $1 In The United States?
A home that costs less than a cheeseburger will sound attractive to many. But is it actually possible to buy a property for a dollar in the United States? -
Can Hot Sauce Really Get Rid Of Pesky Weeds?
There are plenty of weed killers on the market that can help make your property beautiful. Is hot sauce the secret weapon to deal with your yard's weeds? -
Does Hairspray Really Work To Kill Roaches?
A roach scurrying across the floor is always an unwelcome sight. Some say you can use hairspray to kill roaches, but does this actually work? -
What A Blue Pumpkin On Your Doorstep Means On Halloween
Halloween can be both fun and challenging for people with an autism spectrum disorder. Find out what a blue pumpkin on your doorstep means on Halloween. -
The Best Way To Protect Your Garage From Mold Growth
Garages can be magnets for mold spores if you're not actively mitigating excess moisture and humidity. Here's the best way to protect your garage from mold. -
The Best Method For Planting A Bonsai In A Rock
If you've grown bonsai, challenge yourself by growing a bonsai in a rock. This beautiful arrangement is a challenge, but so worth it. Learn how to do it! -
The Automated Mower That Could Be Driving Around Your Lawn In The Future
You can think of automated mowers like robot vacuums that mow your lawn. They drive, clip, and charge themselves all on their own. What else should you know? -
What Is Goatscaping And Should You Rent A Goat?
For a truly environmentally-friendly approach to keeping your landscaping neat and trim, consider employing a few hungry goats to get the job done. -
Why There Are Pink Ring Stains In Your Toilet (And How To Get Rid Of Them)
Have you noticed pink ring stains near the waterline in your toilet bowl? Discover what these stains are caused by as well as how to remove and prevent them. -
Why Hummingbirds Are Avoiding Your Birdbath (And What To Do About It)
While other birds may visit your birdbath, perhaps you've noticed that hummingbirds steer clear. Here's why this is happening and what to do about it. -
Plant These Perennials To Protect Your Plants From Japanese Beetles
When Japanese beetles descend, they can quickly chew through healthy green leaves and destroy your lawn. Fend them off by planting these perennial plants. -
How & When To Tackle Bluegrass So It's Never A Problem
Keeping your lawn weed-free can be a challenge, especially when those weeds are particularly relentless, like bluegrass. Here's how to make the job easier. -
Good Alternatives For Invasive Burning Bush Plants In The Garden
Burning bush plants are stunning, but their invasive habit can ruin your yard. Use this tip for planting alternative species that'll keep your garden happy. -
How To Know Cicadas Are Coming & How To Protect Your Plants
Cicadas spend most of their lives underground and only emerge for a few weeks. Here's how to know when they're arriving and the best way to protect your plants. -
The Most Common Misconception About Organic Pest Control
Organic pesticides don't contain synthetic chemicals, making them safer than other options. However, there is a common misconception about this pest control. -
Savvy Homeowners Are Taking Advantage Of The Inflation Reduction Act, Here's How
Making your home more energy-efficient has never been easier – here's how to take advantage of the new Inflation Reduction Act and save big. -
Why Your Hydrangea Leaves Are Turning Purple And How To Fix Them
Hydrangea leaves and flowers change color for many reasons. However, if your shrubs' foliage looks purple and sickly, one of these issues may be to blame. -
Why Your Pest Infestation May Be A Bigger Problem Than You Think
Spotting a few pests in or outside your home may be unnerving, but what if we told you your infestation could be bigger than you think? Here's what we know. -
The Two Trees That Are Most Likely To Attract Blue Jays
Certain plants and trees can attract different types of wildlife. You should think about planting these two trees if you want blue jays in your yard. -
The Best Method For Cleaning Your Pool Filter
Any homeowner with a swimming pool knows how crucial regular maintenance is. Read about the best way to clean your pool filter, based on what type it is. -
How To Control Smartweed, A Weed That Thrives In Wet Environments
Smartweed may look pretty, but its prolific self-seeding habit makes it a difficult weed to control. Here's how you can care for your lawn and remove this weed. -
Why You Want To Think Twice Before Planting Chinese Lanterns In Your Garden
Chinese lanterns might look adorable with their color-changing berry pods, but here's why you need to absolutely avoid them for two different reasons. -
How Your Home's Crawl Space Could Be Affecting The Interior's Humidity
Controlling humidity in the home is vital to preventing water damage, pest infestations, and mold. Understanding how a crawl space can affect this is crucial. -
You Might Be Surprised To See These Cool-Hued, Natural Pumpkins
While most pumpkins are a classic orange shade, there are also types that come in unique colors. Discover some varieties that have a natural cool tone. -
How To Control Yellow Sweet Clover, An Invasive Weed Brought To The US
Yellow sweet clover is anything but sweet. Its vigorous root system holds on tightly to your soil, making the weed tough to remove. Here's how to control it.
