Ignore This Popular Hack For Keeping Documents Safe In A Storm
Watertight storage is a must to keep documents safe during a storm, but choosing this seemingly sensible spot for safe-keeping is one hack you'll likely regret.
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Stories By Suzanne Bonnett
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Make Your Life Easier By Tossing This Bathroom Item In The Dishwasher
Even though it needs frequent cleanings, this bathroom item can be a pain to wash. Luckily, you can take the easy way out and let your dishwasher do the work!
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How To Fix An Uneven Bird Bath For Them To Enjoy
That uneven bird bath isn't just an eyesore — it could be hazardous to the birds too! Fix your leaning bird bath with a solid foundation to keep it level.
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The June Beetle Lookalike Pest You Don't Want In Your Yard
Although they're often confused with the iridescent green June beetles, which are basically harmless to your garden, these lookalike beetles can cause damage.
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The Unexpected Kitchen Essential That'll Leave Your Porcelain Sink Sparkling Clean
Porcelain sinks can lose their shine from everyday wear, but a simple pantry staple offers a gentle way to restore brightness without harsh chemicals.
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The Easy Trick That Makes Rock Salt Work Faster On Your Icy Driveway
Winter ice can linger despite common solutions, but a small adjustment can change how quickly surfaces respond, making cold mornings far less frustrating.
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How To Remove Salt Stains From Your Winter Boots Based On The Material
Winter salt can quietly ruin boots, but different materials require different care. The right approach can help preserve their look and extend their lifespan.
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The Bleach Alternative That Will Make Your White Clothes Look Clean & Smell Fresh
Brighter whites, fresher smells, and zero bleach? This laundry classic has been doing the hard work for decades — and it might the gentle alternative you need.
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The Type Of Furniture You Should Never Put A Humidifier On (& Where To Put It Instead)
Humidifiers are great for tackling dry winter air indoors. Unfortunately, they can damage some materials in your home. Avoid setting them up in the wrong spot.
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Icicles Aren't A Pretty Winter Decoration, It's A Sign Of A Bigger Problem
Despite the beauty of icicles hanging along a roof’s edges, homeowners should know that they can be symptomatic of a larger potential structural issue.
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The Affordable Tool That Can Make Cleaning Brickwork Grout Lines A Breeze
While brick feature walls are stunning, dirty grout lines can soon detract from the aesthetic, unless you have one inexpensive tool for easy cleaning.
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The Simple Tip That Makes Cleaning Your Bathroom So Much Easier (And Faster)
Cleaning the bathroom is one of the most unpleasant chores in the house, but you can make it faster and easier by making this trick a new habit.
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Plant This Easy-To-Grow Flower In December For Pretty Purple Blooms In Spring
While it might be bleak and cold outside, December is the perfect time to sow some seeds of spring-flowering plants to give them the best sprouting environment.
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Should You Call A Professional To Take Care Of A Frozen Downspout?
Winter downspout clogs may look harmless, yet some situations demand more than a quick fix to protect gutters, roofs, and your home's structure.
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Should A Wreath Go Above Or Below That Tiny Shelf On Your Front Door?
Hanging a gorgeous wreath on the front door welcomes guests and adds curb appeal, but you have to decide whether to hang it above or below the dentil shelf.
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The IKEA Chair Designers Love To Bring A Pop Of Color In A Home Office
There are a few ways to make your home office really pop and become a fun and functional space. One easy way is by adding this popular IKEA chair.
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How To Bring The Shine Back To Your Quartz Countertops
A dull finish doesn’t always mean surface damage, and understanding how engineered materials behave can make restoring their appearance far simpler.
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Having Issues Opening And Closing Your Sliding Glass Door? Well, It May Be Misaligned
If you're struggling with a sliding glass door that simply refuses to open or close smoothly, it could well be misaligned, which is an easy fix.
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The Painting Mistake That New Homeowners Should Avoid
When your house is finally finished being built, the first thing you want to do is paint the walls, right? Wrong. It's best to wait for this one reason.
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This Adorable Christmas Decor Hack Is A Genius Way To Reuse Old Books
This Christmas DIY using old books brings holiday cheer to your bookshelf. Best of all, you can dress it up however you like to fit your aesthetic.
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The Entryway Decor Mistake To Avoid For A More Welcoming Home
If you're decorating your home entryway this way, it's time you swap it out for something else. This mistake can make your home look uninviting.
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Grab Holiday Cookie Cutters To Take This Festive Candle DIY To Another Level
Using a few spare cookie cutters in holiday-themed shapes, you can easily mold festive foundations for your candlelit display this holiday season.
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The Budget-Friendly Accessory That Keeps The Gap Between Your Stove & Countertop Clean
Is that gap between your stove and countertop causing you stress every time you need to clean it? Here's a quick solution to fix that problem for good.
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Don't Toss Old Rain Boots - They Make The Perfect Umbrella Storage Solution
Old rain boots often sit in a forgotten corner for ages or head to a landfill. But they can still be put to good use, thanks to their waterproof exterior.
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The Pencil Test You'll Want To Try To Keep Your Garage Critter-Free This Winter
As winter draws in, mice will be naturally drawn to the cozy shelter of a garage, and all you need to test if it's sealed against critters is a pencil.
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Protect Your AC Unit This Winter By Using The Best Type Of Covers
Central air conditioning units sit outside all winter, and they are designed for this,. You may want to cover it but make sure to choose the right material.
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Why Your Basement Floor Has Cracks And Ways To Fix It
Basement floor cracks aren't created equal — some you can ignore, and others demand immediate fixes. Learn what causes them and how to handle them.
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