How To Repair Dents Or Cracks In IKEA Furniture So It's Good As New
When your IKEA furniture gets scratched or damaged, you may think of tossing it, but wait! You can actually easily repair your IKEA pieces.
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Which Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights Are Right For You?
Govee offers numerous smart outdoor lighting options for your home, but which is the best fit for your needs? Here's a full guide to help you make your pick.
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Transform Your Home Into An Oasis Of Color With Smart Permanent Outdoor Lights
Govee's brilliant outdoor illumination products use cutting edge smart tech to give your house the glow-up you've dreamed of. Here's what you need to know.
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What To Know Before Using Gravel Around Your Backyard Fire Pit
The standard method for DIYing a backyard fire pit seating area involves pouring loose gravel. Is the task as simple as it looks? Here's what you should know.
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The Worst Locations To Put Your Smart Home Speaker
These days, it seems everyone owns a smart home speaker. If you want yours to live a long and happy life, avoid keeping it in any of these dangerous locations.
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Fill Small Cracks In Wood Countertops With A Wax Trick
Finding a crack in your solid wood countertop can be incredibly frustrating, especially if you've been careful with it, but luckily wax could be the solution.
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HGTV's Christina Hall Shares Her Top Pick For Fixtures In A Modern Bath
Christina Hall of HGTV's "Christina on the Coast" explains why she uses a different finish than chrome when choosing the bathroom fixtures for her designs.
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12 DIY Kitchen Island Ideas To Add Storage And Counter Space To Your Cooking Haven
Discover the best 12 DIY kitchen island ideas to maximize your storage and counter space. Check out these affordable projects to add function to your kitchen.
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IKEA VS Philips Hue: Which Smart Lights Are Better For Your Household?
Smart lights from IKEA and Philips Hue can make changing your space's vibe with your voice, a button, or a preset timer simple. Which is best for your home?
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Reuse An Old Sock For This Easy DIY That Can Help Keep Your Home Cool
We bet you didn't know an old sock could help keep your home cool. With this easy DIY and only a few materials, it certainly can. Here's how to do it.
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Lesser-Known Countertop Materials To Consider For A Kitchen Remodel
Although quartz and granite remain popular countertop choices, there are some lesser-known materials that will look great in your kitchen remodel.
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16 Stylish Ways To Repurpose Cabinet Pulls Around Your Home Or Garden
Whether you have leftover cabinet pulls from a renovation, or simply picked some pretty ones up at the store, here are ways to repurpose them around your home.
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The Property Brothers Unveil A Stylish Closet Alternative For Storage In Small Rooms
It can be challenging in small spaces to have adequate closet space. The Property Brothers suggest a stylish closet alternative for storage in small rooms.
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These IKEA Bathroom Vanities Are Perfect For Packing Storage Into A Small Space
Choosing a new vanity for your bathroom can be confusing and expensive but IKEA has you covered, even if you need extra storage in a tiny bathroom.
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Hang A Flashlight Overhead Using This Simple Pool Noodle Hack
Whether you're camping, hanging out on your patio, or experiencing a power outage, this simple hack for hanging a flashlight overhead will come in handy.
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The Types Of Quartz Countertops That Are Best (& Worst) For Your Home's Resale Value
House Digest spoke with an expert for tips on picking the best quartz countertop to boost your home's resale value. Here's what to look for and what to avoid.
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Why A Smart Garden Can Improve Your Home, And How To Start One
We've entered a new era of gardening. Are smart gardens really all that they are cracked up to be? And if so, how exactly can a newbie gardener get started?
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The Affordable Moisture-Resistant Cabinets That Are Perfect For Your Kitchen & Bath
Kitchen and bathroom cabinets need to be able to withstand lots of moisture, so where do you start? Take a look at this durable yet affordable material.
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You Won't Find Funnel-Web Spiders In The US, But There Is A Similar Arachnid
Venomous funnel-web spiders are typically only found in Australia, but another species that builds similar-looking webs can often be found in the United States.
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How Joanna Gaines Seamlessly Blends Existing Built-In Features Into A Design
What do you do with an existing built-in feature that you can't get rid of? Joanna Gaines has a unique way to blend built-ins into your design.
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Reviews Say This IKEA Panel Curtain Is Perfect For Patio Doors
If you're looking for a great way to provide some shade for your patio, some reviewers are saying this IKEA panel curtain is perfect. Here's why.
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Master Hot Oven Safety With This Game-Changing Gadget
Do you love creating delectable Home chefs can ensure kitchen safety with this gadget and master the art of hot oven handling.
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How Do Smart Plugs Work And Do They Actually Save Energy?
Are smart plugs another device that homeowners don't need, or do they deliver on their versatility, eco-friendliness, and ease of use claims? Let's find out.
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Alexa Vs. Google Home: Which Smart Home System Is Best For You?
As more companies enter the smart home arena, it becomes apparent that Amazon Alexa and Google Home offer the best systems. Which one is best for your home?
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How To Cut Granite Countertops For A New Sink (& One Mistake To Avoid)
Although cutting a granite countertop for a new sink may make you anxious, even DIYers can cut it successfully by using the right methods and suitable tools.
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Unexpected Smart Home Devices That Could Make Your Home More Efficient
Whether you want to cut back on your energy bill or automate a handful of tasks to make your day easier, these smart home devices can make your home efficient.
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The Lighting Joanna Gaines Uses To Make A Small Fixer Upper Bathroom Feel Bigger
If you want to elevate your bathroom, especially if it's on the smaller side, follow these lighting tips from Fixer Upper's Joanna Gaines.
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