8 Natural Deicer Alternatives That Are Safer For Your Pets
Pet-friendly solutions for melting snow and ice on your sidewalk may already be waiting on your kitchen counter or in your pantry or medicine cabinet.
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The Retro Tools That Were Replaced By The Power Drill (& Where To Find One)
Some manual tools may have been almost entirely replaced by power tools like the drill, but simpler devices can still be desirable amongst traditionalists.
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The Old-School Bathroom Feature That Looks Stunning & Improves Bathtime
Not everything that's old should be made new again, especially when it comes to bathroom design trends, but this style is a classic for a reason.
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How HGTV's Jeremiah Brent Adds Statement Lighting To A Bathroom
Jeremiah Brent is well-known for his soothing yet personality-filled spaces, and a significant portion of that comes down to his unique lighting choices.
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Rust-Oleum's 2026 Color Of The Year Is A Vibrant Shade — Here's The Best Ways To Style It
Rust-Oleum announced their 2026 color of the year, and it will add a burst of brightness and intensity wherever you style it. Here's our recommendations.
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How To Find A Stud Behind Your Tile Every Time
It's safest to mount grab bars and towel racks into studs, but when your bathroom has tile, studs can be much more difficult to find. Here's a work around.
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Shoveling Often Vs Waiting To Shovel: Which Is Best During A Snowstorm?
While there are pros and cons to each method, only one shoveling approach will reduce the risk of slippery ice and heavy, compacted snow.
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The Affordable Wood Countertop Material That Adds So Much Texture & Character
If you’ve been in the market for redoing your countertops, you don’t have to break the bank to try out this gorgeous and easily-workable type of wood.
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The Most Bizarre Hacks People Use To Remove Snow And Ice In A Pinch
Don’t try this at home! Some people have used blow torches to get rid of snow! Find out what other unusual things homeowners are doing to clear a path.
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Erin Napier's Porch Design Fatal Flaw (& What We Would Do Different)
Erin Napier and her husband still get flak for one poor renovation choice in their first-ever "Home Town" episode. We would tackle the porch design differently.
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How To Choose The Best Type Of Shelving To Use In Your Walk-In Kitchen Pantry
Choosing pantry shelving sounds simple — but there’s more to consider than you think. Here’s how to pick the best option for a pantry that actually works.
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Is The Price Of Hiring A Plumber And Electrician On The Rise?
If you need a skilled tradesperson, you should expect to pay a bit more for their services. But there are still ways to cut down on those costs.
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7 Tips & Tricks To Successfully Paint Your Home's Exterior In Winter
Nobody probably wants to paint their home's exterior in winter, but some situations don't offer much choice. Ensure good planning and prep with these tips.
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Say Goodbye To Popcorn Ceilings With A Solution From Erin Napier
We're not sure why anyone thought popcorn ceilings were a good idea. In an episode of "Home Town," Erin Napier covers them up with a stylish solution.
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I'm An Airbnb Host — Avoid This Hidden Danger Most Beginners Don't Know
Coming from an Airbnb host, you shouldn't wait to learn about this hidden danger from the fire department. Put out potential fires by checking for this hazard.
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The Genius Hack That Makes Your Wobbly Ceiling Fan Smooth & Balanced
A wobbling ceiling fan can disrupt the peaceful white noise you need in the background. But this trick may help you fix it without calling a professional.
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Erin Napier's Design Tip Every Homeowner Should Know
HGTV's Erin Napier has some bold advice that might make some homeowners nervous, but it could be essential to keep in mind when designing your interiors.
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The Retro Lawn Tool That's Making A Comeback (8 Modern Models To Try)
Going low-tech for our appliances is on trend right now, and landscaping is no exception. Take this lawn care tool patented well over a century ago in the U.K.
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Color Block Your Furniture For A DIY Update Anyone Can Handle
You don't have to invest in a full-on renovation to spice up a room. Color blocking is an affordable technique you can apply to a paintable piece of furniture.
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Say Goodbye To Oil Messes In Your Kitchen With The Clever Jar Trick
Spilled oil can lead to stains that seem impossible to get rid of, but you can stop these messes before they happen by repackaging your cooking oils.
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7 Best Types Of Paint To Use On Tile (& The Type To Avoid)
If the tiles in your kitchen or bathroom are looking a little dated, you could consider painting them. But make sure you use the right type of paint.
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Goodbye To The Eyesore Of Kitchen Trash Cans: 12 Clever Ways To Hide Them
An accessible kitchen trash can is a necessity, but it doesn't have to be ugly. Follow these tips for a trendy way to conceal your kitchen trash.
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Turn An Old Wooden Ladder Into A Rustic Display Shelf With A DIY
Got an old wooden ladder in the back of the garage? Don't leave it there to collect dust. Instead, bring it inside and turn it into the perfect lean-to shelf.
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11 Ways To Reduce Wasted Energy While Using Kitchen Appliances
Kitchen appliances are some of the highest energy guzzlers in every home, but with these tips, you could minimize energy waste and cut costs.
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The Bold Color Combination That's Making Your Space Look Dated
Color drenching is having a moment in 2026, but if you're still rocking this intense color combination, it might be making your environment look dated.
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The Headboard Lesson We Can All Learn From Hotel Design
Next time you stay in a nice hotel, take note of the headboard, and how it makes the space feel -- it may just be a design idea you'll want to use in your home.
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The Valuable Retro Item That Turns Your Game Table Into A Statement Piece
If you're looking to inject a little classic whimsy into your interior design, then these timeless retro pieces could be just what you need.
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