28 Common Items You Can Repurpose Into DIY Backyard Fire Pits
A backyard fire pit is a nice feature for gathering during chilly evenings. Here's how you can repurpose common household items into your own fire pit.
Read MoreA backyard fire pit is a nice feature for gathering during chilly evenings. Here's how you can repurpose common household items into your own fire pit.
Read MoreLooking for some low-maintenance edibles you can grow in your garden? Some vegetables can tolerate drought, and some even prefer dry growing conditions.
Read MoreYou know hummingbirds love sipping from bright flowers. Attract them with these vibrant options, offering a diverse range of heights, colors, and bloom times.
Read MoreEven broken salad spinners can be given new life in unique ways. Check out some creative ideas for repurposing these versatile items around the home.
Read MoreVegetables need water to grow, but the correct watering regimen is often more nuanced than just giving them a good soak. Follow these tips for the most success.
Read MoreHaving trouble keeping the critters out of your garden? The solution may be wolf urine, just make sure you do your research before you jump in.
Read MoreIf your entryway could use some more storage space but you aren't sure where to start, these 10 IKEA products are a great place to start the DIY project.
Read MoreYour entryway sets the tone for the rest of your home for both you and your guests. So, avoid cluttering the area and store these items elsewhere in your home.
Read MoreWindow treatments aren't just functional, they help define an entire room. These tasteful designs from HGTV's Joanna Gaines are worth drawing inspiration from.
Read MoreWhether you're aiming for ground cover or fresh fruit, sometimes you want to speed nature up a bit. Try this list of fast-growing plants for consistent results.
Read MoreIf you have a pergola in your backyard, these climbing plants will not only beautify the structure but also provide some much-needed shade come summer.
Read MoreNutsedge can be super tough to eradicate, and removal attempts may even spread it. Use these tips and tricks to get rid of nutsedge without making things worse.
Read MoreIn need of some new furniture for your home? We highly recommend hitting up your local thrift shops before conventional stores — especially for these items.
Read MoreAll your trinkets may have sentimental value, but unless you store them properly, they'll clutter your home. Here are clutter-free ways to display them.
Read MoreWhen your tongs have seen better days, you probably think you need to throw them out, but there are creative ways to repurpose them in your home and garden.
Read MoreCoffee mugs make fantastic gifts, but sometimes there are just too many. We've found a ton of great ways to repurpose those mugs as clever storage solutions.
Read MoreIf you have a pile of cardboard boxes, don't toss them in the recycle bin. Instead, go for one of these creative hacks to help around the garden and yard.
Read MoreRemoving unwanted animals from your home or yard can be a stressful task. Here's how to do it humanely and how to know when to call a pest control professional.
Read MoreIf your living quarters aren't the largest, opting for small furniture pieces can be a game-changer, and IKEA stocks a range of small tables with smart designs.
Read MoreWait! Don't throw away those used golf tees at the end of the season or if they're showing some signs of wear. We have some creative ways to repurpose them.
Read MoreA walkway can make your yard feel more polished and functional. Plus, with these ideas, you can DIY your own path while sticking to a budget.
Read MoreIf you have a lot of old trophies hanging around your home, there's no need to throw them away -- instead, try one of these simple solutions to repurpose them.
Read MoreHilary Farr knows a thing or two about remodeling a home. These are the kitchen upgrades that she says you should steer clear of — and what to do instead.
Read MoreThe days of manually vacuuming your floor are fading into history as robot vacuums continue to become more powerful and more affordable, like these ones.
Read MoreThe kitchen gets a lot of use and, because of it, gets a lot of wear and tear. Luckily, your trusty bottle of super glue can help fix some of the damage.
Read MoreDon't let the name fool you; hairspray isn't just for hair. There are numerous ways to repurpose this common beauty product to save money and make life easier.
Read MoreIf you're loath to let a toilet roll wind up in the trash, use these clever ideas to craft cute DIY baskets from empty rolls, ranging from tiny to sizable.
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