How To Fix Cracked Cabinets Without Using Wood Glue
There's a crack in a kitchen cabinet, and your tube of wood glue is empty. There are other solutions either in your home or via a quick trip to the store.
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Stories By Yasmin Yakout
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Get Healthier Star Jasmine In The Spring With This Essential Fall Task
Lush jasmine vine next spring depends on what you do in fall, and one overlooked task can make all the difference in growth, shape, and flower production.
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Stainless Steel Or Porcelain: How To Choose The Best Material For Your Kitchen Sink
Kitchen sink materials influence durability, upkeep, and design, and two long-standing favorites each bring distinct strengths that shape how a space functions.
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Why Fall Is The Best Time Of Year To Deep Clean Your Bathroom
There is a lot of emphasis put on spring cleaning, but a major cleanup in fall is also a great idea, especially where your bathroom is concerned. This is why.
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The Simple DIY Vinegar Solution That Makes Stinky Fridge Odors A Thing Of The Past
With food constantly going in and out, refrigerators get filthy fast. Luckily, you can stop the stink in its tracks without even going to the store.
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Think Twice Before Putting This Flammable Kitchen Waste Item In The Trash
Disposing of charred food can create fire hazards in your kitchen. Learn the hidden fire risks, especially with items like microwave items and greasy dishes.
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Why Are People Using Persimmon Seeds To Predict The Weather & Does It Really Work?
For many years, gardeners have used persimmon seeds as a traditional method to predict winter weather. A fork shape inside the seed indicates a mild one.
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The Vinegar Cleaning Hack You Should Avoid With Wood Furniture
Vinegar has properties that help dissolve dirt, remove stains, and even kill certain bacteria, but these effects may not be ideal when it comes to wood.
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The Stunning Purple Perennial That Will Complement Rock Or Woodland Gardens
This purple flower will come back year after year to spread throughout your backyard rock and woodland gardens, adding pops of purple color.
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The Popular Lighting Trend That Gives You More Flexibility In A Room
Not only does this lighting option save valuable surface area, but it lets you direct light where you need it most while adding a decorative touch to a room.
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How You Water Your Lawn Could Be Ruining Your Soil, Depending On What Type You Have
Watering your grass involves a little more than monitoring the weather and following a schedule. Knowing your soil type is key to a lush lawn.
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The One Companion Plant That Makes Marjoram Smell And Taste Better
A surprising garden weed may be the cheat code to thriving marjoram. This natural trick will help grow healthier herbs and improve your garden’s yield.
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The Best Tomato Variety To Propagate (& The One You Should Leave Alone)
Tomatoes are usually propagated from cuttings, and there's one specific type of tomato plant that is best to take cuttings from. Here's why.
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The Renter-Friendly Solution For A Room With No Hard-Wired Lights
No hard-wired lights, no problem. This solution makes it easy to light up any room — you don't even need an outlet. Here's what to look for.
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How To Help Your Tomato Plants Flourish When They've Started Flowering
Growing healthy tomatoes isn't a one-and-done type of job — it requires specific care for each stage of growth, including flowering. Here's what to know.
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The Easiest Way To Clean Grease Stains From Your Laundry Is Hiding In Your Kitchen
Bye-bye, baking soda — there's another ingredient that effectively absorbs grease stains, and it's in many kitchens (even at work). Here's what to know.
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The Disastrous Mistake You're Making While Organizing Shoes
Shoe storage isn't rocket science, but it also isn't foolproof. Learn why organizing shoes in lidded bins is one of the most disastrous mistakes you can make.
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The One Mistake You Could Be Making That Will Add Additional Cost To A Washer/dryer Repair
For those with a washer and dryer in their homes, there's one small, simple act that could potentially save you hundreds if you ever need a repair.
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The Dangerous Purple Flowers To Avoid Planting In Your Garden (And How To Safely Remove Them)
While you may enjoy the beautiful purple blooms this flower offers, don't let its appearance fool you. Here's what to know about this highly poisonous plant.
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Is It Safe To Plug An Air Conditioner Into A Power Strip Or Extension Cord?
When outside temps skyrocket, air conditioners are a godsend. But if a wall outlet isn't available, can you plug your AC into a power strip or extension cord?
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Upcycle An Old Boombox Into Retro Plant Decor For Your Yard
If you're looking for unique and retro new garden decor, this boombox DIY is the totally tubular upcycle you've been waiting for. Here's how to do it.
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Should You Be Using Leftover Citrus Peels In Your Tomato Garden?
Don't just toss that orange peel away. Here's when you should try using leftover citrus peels in your tomato garden and when it may not be for the best.
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