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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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15 Creative Ways To Repurpose Old Coins That Are Lying Around Your House
Most of us don't use many coins these days. If you've got a bunch of pennies or quarters, we've got a bunch of suggestions on repurposing them in creative ways.
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Joanna Gaines' Tips For Making A Brick Wall Not Look Industrial
Brick accent walls are commonly used to make industrial-themed spaces pop. But HGTV's Joanna Gaines has tips to make a brick wall work with any decor style.
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Cut Out Corner Curtain Drama With A Bracket That Makes Them Much More Functional
There's nothing like a big corner window to bring light into a room. This easy DIY bracket hack makes corner curtains more functional with fewer headaches.
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The Dollar Tree Organizer That Instantly Declutters Any Space
Using this Dollar Tree DIY declutters any space, making your home more organized and efficient, while also being a budget-friendly solution for storage.
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DIY Cabinet Hardware That Blends In Seamlessly And Can Be Done On A Budget
Sleek, barely-there hardware can be expensive, despite its lowkey appearance. Luckily, there's a way to easily replicate the look on a budget.
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Utilize Your Attic For A Hidden Reading Nook With Cozy Vibes
Instead of leaving your attic empty or just using it for storage, check out some tips to help you convert the underutilized space into a cozy reading nook.
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How To Remove An Aerator From A Bathroom Faucet For A More Solid Stream
Weak water pressure? Your faucet aerator could be slowing things down. Learn how to remove it in minutes for a stronger, more powerful flow.
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Why You Should Put All Your Lamps On Timers
What if your lamps could work smarter without you? If you're not using light timers yet, you're missing out on their amazing benefits.
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Blast Stubborn Nuts And Bolts With A Torch And Watch What Happens
Nuts and bolts can get stuck sometimes, especially when rust is involved. If yours aren't coming loose, use a torch and watch what happens.
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Speed Up Krazy Glue Dry Time On Fast Projects With A Simple Ingredient
If you have a project that requires Krazy Glue and you need it done fast, there's one simple ingredient you can add to the adhesive to speed up the drying time.
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Determine The Number Of Posts You Will Need To Build Your Fence With These Tips
With a little bit of sweat equity, you can design and install your own fence. Here's what you need to know to get the right number of posts the first time.
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Home Upgrades That Aren't Worth Your Money, According To HGTV's Lyndsay Lamb
Lyndsay Lamb is the queen of flipping houses so she knows exactly what can get you the highest ROI. Here is what she thinks isn't worth updating.
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Is Horsehair The Secret To Perfectly Plastered Walls? The Truth Behind The Historic Practice
Once upon a time, builders used to add horsehair to plaster. Turns out, the historic practice has more benefits than you'd think when making modern walls.
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How To Remove Buried In Wood Screws With Ease
Wood screws can get buried too deep to be easily removed, though that's not always a bad thing. If they have to go, though, here's how to pull them out.
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