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  • cracks in concrete driveway

    Is Magic Crack Filler As Magical As It Claims To Be For Repairing Unsightly Cracks?

    Does your concrete path, driveway, or patio have unsightly cracks? Magic Crack Filler claims to be able to quickly and easily repair them, but can it really?

    By Becca Cullum-Green Read More
  • A hand closing a mesh screen door

    Should You Buy A Screen Door At Costco? Here's What The Reviews Say

    Screen doors are a wonderful way to let the right amount of the outdoors in. Here's how Costco's retractable options line up according to buyers' reviews.

    By Maeve Browne Read More
  • Interior plank bathroom door

    Fake A Gorgeous Oak Plank Door On A Budget With MDF And A Paint Hack

    Oak doors bring warmth and style to any room, but can cost a pretty penny. Mimic the look of oak grain plank doors with a little MDF and this easy paint trick.

    By Amber VanWort Read More
  • person in latex gloves handling chicken pieces on grill with metal tongs

    9 Creative Ways To Repurpose Old Or Broken Tongs In Your Home And Garden

    When 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.

    By Noah Hoit Read More
  • Someone opening up a compartment in a Ryobi small parts organizer

    Ryobi Has The Perfect Solution For Organizing Small Bits And Tools

    There are lots of ways to organize nuts and bolts (and nails and screws). Ryobi tool fans will be glad to know that the company offers a perfect solution.

    By William Cennamo Read More
  • Woman uses manual fan to cool down

    Mike Holmes' Overlooked Tip For Keeping Your Home Cool In Summer Is Quite Simple

    There are only so many ways to cool your home without using air conditioning. Luckily, HGTV's Mike Holmes shared tips on keeping your home cool this summer.

    By Francisca Tinoco Read More
  • Person shopping for drawer hardware

    12 Trendy Cabinet Hardware Upgrades That Make Your Kitchen Look More Expensive

    Forget a full remodel — these 12 cabinet hardware trends deliver instant elegance and the perfect finishing touch to your kitchen for less.

    By Kristy Bowen Read More
  • Tube of super glue

    Clever Super Glue Hacks That'll Come In Handy Around Your Kitchen

    The 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.

    By Camille Moore Read More
  • Mason jars with lids

    The Genius Hack You Can Achieve When You Combine A Mason Jar With A Coffee Mate Lid

    Mason jars are loved for their versatility. And when you introduce a Coffee Mate lid, you'll create an unexpected kitchen hack that's ridiculously simple.

    By Amanda Anthony Read More
  • Someone grabbing a closet door knob

    A Simple Spray Paint Hack To Refresh Your Closet Door Knobs

    With a simple hack that involves using spray paint, you can all of your closet door knob a flawless facelift quickly and efficiently. Here's how.

    By Kate Cusson Read More
  • A broken curtain rod with a colorful curtain

    If You Have A Broken Curtain Rod, Try One Reliable DIY Solution To Fix It

    Do you have a broken curtain rod? Don’t call the handyman just yet. Try out this DIY project for a sturdy curtain rod fix with an unexpected item.

    By Suzanne Brons Read More
  • A bohemian living area with a jute rug

    The Simple Hack To Get A Larger IKEA Jute Rug

    Getting a larger IKEA jute rug doesn’t have to be complicated. Instead, try this hack to expand its size and enhance your space without breaking the bank.

    By Suzanne Brons Read More
  • person using a sewing machine with purple fabric

    A DIY Floor Pouf That Any Beginner Sewer Could Make

    Create a cozy floor pouf with little to no sewing experience! This DIY combines easy steps and a few supplies to create a cute style upgrade to your space.

    By Charlotte D. Miller Read More
  • Bullnose stair nosings created to match an LVP floor

    The Amazing Hack To Make Your Stair Treads Match Your LVP Floor

    Getting your stair's treads and nosings to match your LVP floor can become overwhelming, but there's no need. This incredible hack will have you dancing a jig.

    By Ron Baker Read More
  • Partially-opened vertical blinds made of teak wood

    Is Teak Wood A Good Choice For Your Window Treatments?

    Teak wood is beautiful and possesses many benefits as a hardwood, but can be costly. We've got the pros and cons if you're considering teak window treatments.

    By Max Gross Read More
  • Person opening window to sun

    Upgrade A Windowless Room With A Clever Way To Simulate The Sun

    If you have a windowless room that could use a little fake sunshine, here is how you can take the space to the next level.

    By Michelle Roberts-Garcia Read More
  • Contractor using a caulking gun along a baseboard

    The Easy Trick You Need When Caulking Baseboards & Trim For Expert-Looking Results

    Getting clean lines when caulking baseboards or door and window trim can seem daunting. But this simple trick you have on hand is recommended by the pros.

    By Kate Cusson Read More
  • A dark hallway with only a dim light to illuminate the space

    Dark Hallway? Get Light From Another Room With A Clever DIY Stained Glass Project

    Hallways, even when painted the brightest white, can be dark. If you want to bring light (and color), try this thrifted DIY stained glass project.

    By Nina Phillips Read More
  • Person opening the bathroom door to reveal a toilet

    How To Make A Portable Bidet You Can Use On Any Toilet

    The good news is you likely already have the materials you need to make a portable bidet that you can use on any toilet lying around your house.

    By Noah Hoit Read More
  • Open toothpaste tube and brush on countertop

    The Weird Toothpaste Hack That Helps You Hang Shades Perfectly

    Don't let a tricky window treatment installation frustrate you. There's a weird toothpaste hack that can help you hang your shades perfectly.

    By Kate Cusson Read More
  • A woman makes the bed in a boho bedroom

    Make A Statement Headboard With One Cheap Garden Item

    It's easy and inexpensive to give your bedroom cool boho character by creating a customized headboard from this inexpensive and widely available garden item.

    By Lauren LaMore Read More
  • wood dowel stuck in house wall timber with shavings surrounding it

    Skip The Store And DIY Your Own Wood Dowels For Your Next Project

    Dowel rods have countless uses for hobbyists and home improvement enthusiasts. With some expert advice, you make them at home with minimal hassle.

    By Noah Hoit Read More
  • Various patterned rugs layered among each other

    Layer Your Area Rugs In One Space To Make Your Living Room's Colors Pop

    Layering area rugs in your living room creates a stylish and inviting space. This simple technique adds depth and texture while enhancing the overall decor.

    By Emily Okonsky Read More
  • A man installing a water softener

    Mistakes To Avoid When Installing A Water Softener

    Want to ensure your water softener is functioning smoothly and efficiently? If so, steer clear of these installation mistakes, which are luckily easy to avoid.

    By Deirdre Mundorf Read More
  • Person putting a plant in soil

    The Most Budget-Friendly Supply For Making DIY Raised Garden Beds

    Building a DIY raised garden comes with a lot of decisions, the first of which is what to make it from. Here's the most budget-friendly supply to choose.

    By Amber VanWort Read More
  • A bright patio with dark wood floors and a set dining table

    Are Costco's DIY Deck Tiles A Dream Come True For A Patio Transformation?

    Upgrading your patio or deck is a big project. We've gathered the pros and cons of using Costco’s DIY deck tiles to get the job done, based on user reviews.

    By Maeve Browne Read More
  • Drill and drill bits scattered on pieces of wood

    Easily Organize Your Cordless Drills With A Simple DIY Storage Solution

    If your cordless drill collection has outgrown your garage or you frequently lose track of accessories, this DIY drill storage shelf help you stay organized.

    By Jennifer Magid Read More
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