7 Affordable Backyard DIYs To Reuse Those Old Wooden Pallets
Pallet projects are a great way to add style and function to your outdoor space. Here are some affordable DIYs so you can put them to use in your backyard.
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12 Tips For Making Small Rooms Appear Larger Using Paint
You may not be able to change the actual size of a room without doing a renovation, but you can change how large the room appears by simply using paint.
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11 Genius DIYs That Call For Empty Fish Tins
Fish tins, whether they're from tuna, sardines, or pet food, are sturdy little containers. Give them a second life with these clever repurposing ideas.
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All The Ways To Prevent Birds From Eating Grass Seed
If you're growing a lawn, the last thing you want is birds eating the seeds before your lawn can even germinate. Here are simple ways to keep the birds away.
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Prune These 17 Perennials In Summer To Encourage More Showstopping Blooms Next Season
Who doesn't love seeing their garden filled with bright and beautiful blooms? To get more from your perennials, learn which ones you should prune in summer.
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12 Dollar Tree Hacks That Can Help Keep Bathroom Counters Clear Of Clutter
Bathroom counter organizers can be expensive. However, you can DIY your own custom storage systems on a budget using these clever Dollar Tree hacks.
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16 Fast-Growing Flowering Trees That Aren't Worth Putting In Your Yard
These 16 fast-growing flowering trees may look tempting, but they often create headaches for homeowners. Here’s why they’re not worth planting.
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Stylish IKEA Items That Even HGTV Stars Love Using In Homes
IKEA is a perfect spot to pick up stylish items within a budget. Some are such great finds that HGTV stars have used them to create impressive spaces.
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Don't Let Your AC Water Go To Waste - There Are So Many Great Ways To Use It
AC water is mineral-free, so it's superior to tap water for a lot of household tasks. Using this water can also reduce utility bills and help the environment.
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Joanna Gaines Shares Her 9 Top Tips For Welcoming Summer Vibes Into Your Home
Joanna Gaines shares 9 fresh tips to bring summer vibes into your home. Find out her secrets for creating warm, inviting, and breezy seasonal style.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Sharpening Lawn Mower Blades
Sharpening lawn mower blades is a task best left to professionals, but if you attempt it yourself, be sure to avoid making these common mistakes.
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10 Beautiful Self-Seeding Flowers You Might Actually Want To Avoid Planting
Self-seeding flowers are not always a gardener's dream come true. Learn which 10 gorgeous blooms might become more trouble than they’re worth in your yard.
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Things You Should Always Do Before Aerating The Lawn For The Best Results
When you're aerating your lawn, preparation is key. Make sure to follow important steps like mowing and watering beforehand for the best outcome.
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Valuable Vintage Jars You Should Be Looking For At Thrift Stores And Estate Sales
If you frequent thrift stores and estate sales, don't pass up on these vintage jars. Though prices vary by collection, all are valuable and rich in history.
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11 Trees That Will Outgrow A Small Yard, And 11 Better Alternatives To Consider
When you're short on space in your landscape, it's vital to choose the right tree so it doesn't overwhelm your yard. Here are some to avoid and some to plant.
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Common Types Of House Siding You Should Never Clean With A Pressure Washer
Pressure washing may seem like a quick, effective way to get your house siding clean, but with certain siding materials, it can lead to mold or costly damage.
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How Our Favorite HGTV Stars Add Privacy To A Home Or Garden
HGTV stars are known for the creative ways they make spaces more functional. These are some inspiring ideas they've used to add privacy both indoors and out.
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14 Beautiful Plants For Your Front Yard That Will Add Major Curb Appeal
Your front yard is your home's first impression, so of course you'd want to ensure it's a good one. From flowers to trees, these plants all boost curb appeal.
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Uncommon Household Uses For Rice
You can use rice around the house in many different and unexpected ways. Learn how to use rice for cleaning and other household chores with these hacks.
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10 Yard Features That Are Ruining The Appearance Of Your Home
Your yard features matter. Find out the 10 you should avoid if you want your home’s exterior to feel welcoming and look beautifully maintained.
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The 17 Best Flowers That Will Thrive In Window Boxes
Flourishing flowers in a window box can add real curb appeal to a home. Consider these top picks for window boxes from House Digest's garden expert, Peg Aloi.
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6 Ways To Clean A Blackstone To Get Your Grill In Tip-Top Shape For Summer
Does your Blackstone need a little love this grilling season? Fortunately, there are some simple ways to clean the surface to get it in prime cooking condition.
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12 Brilliant Ways You Can Use Lavender From The Garden Around Your House
So you have lavender and you want to put it to use. No problem! There are a million ways to use this amazing flower, but let's just start with the top 12.
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10 Of The Most Valuable Mugs You Could Find In A Thrift Store
The thrift store is full of hidden treasures. And if you run across one of these valuable types of mugs, you might want to consider adding it to your cart.
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Don't Toss That Old Broom, Here Are 17 Genius Hacks To Repurpose It Instead
It almost seems like brooms appear on their own. Before you know it, you have several in different levels of usefulness. Here's how to give them a second life.
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The Hidden Downsides Of Ultra-Minimalist Kitchens
While they're beautiful in photos, ultra-minimalist kitchens often sacrifice comfort and practicality, which can be more stressful than serene.
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10 Plants You Should Prune In July To Keep Them Happy And Healthy
If you have these plants in your yard, pruning them in July is a good idea, whether to encourage more blooms, keep them in shape, or promote air circulation.
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