What It Means If You See Frosted Nails In Your Attic During Winter
Those frosty nail tips in your attic aren't just a whimsical sign that winter's here. They could be indicative of serious dangers to your house's structure.
Read More-
-
The Best And Worst Countertops For That Painted Renovation
One common way to renovate old countertops on a budget is with paint. Before you complete this DIY, find out if your countertop type is ideal for this project.
Read More -
Sunlight Leaking In From The Sides Of Your Curtains? Try This Pool Noodle Hack
Pool noodles have a million and one uses. For instance, did you know they can help you get a better night's sleep? They can.
Read More -
This Durable, Scratch-Resistant Toilet Seat May Be Perfect For Your Bathroom
What if we told you the type of toilet seat you pick is just as important as the type of light fixture you hang in the living room? Here's the best material.
Read More -
Keep Your Solar Panels Clean And Efficient With This WD-40 Product
Keeping your solar panels clean is important to improving their efficiency. Discover a specific WD-40 product that can remove dust and debris buildup.
Read More -
The Plumbing Mistake That Could Result In A Major Pest Problem
If you're noticing a lot more cockroaches or silverfish running around your home, it could be because you let a certain seemingly minor plumbing issue slide.
Read More -
Jenny Marrs Proves Bold Cabinets Can Make A Big Impact In A Basic Laundry Room
You may have heard to only use light colors in a small room. HGTV's Jenny Marrs shows how bold colors can elevate a small space, such as a laundry room.
Read More -
Buying New Countertops Online: Good Idea Or Renovation Mistake?
The convenience of buying products online is something we all enjoy. But, we find out if buying new countertops online is a good idea or a renovation mistake.
Read More -
Gorgeous Countertop Materials Your Favorite HGTV Stars Swear By
If anyone knows the best countertop materials to use at home, it's HGTV personalities. See which countertops your favorite HGTV stars recommend.
Read More -
Why Finding A Loose Porch Light Bulb Is A Dangerous Red Flag
Loose porch lights can be a bad sign, especially if they're new and you haven't tampered with them. Here's what to look out for and why it's so important.
Read More -
How A Simple Balloon May Be The Secret To Fixing Your Cockroach Problem
If you're struggling with cockroaches crawling up through your drains, a simple trick with a balloon can help keep them at bay. Learn how to do it here.
Read More -
The Most Expensive Appliances To Run In Your Kitchen Every Year
From refrigerators to toaster ovens, kitchen appliances run up our electric bills. Learn which is the most expensive to use for your meals yearly.
Read More -
HGTV's Love It Or List It Has A Solution For A Ceiling That Is Too Low To Install A Beam
Look no further for your home reno inspiration: Discover how the "Love It or List It" team transformed the seemingly impossible into a design triumph.
Read More -
Common Pests You're Better Off Letting The Pros Exterminate For You
There are plenty of DIY methods for keeping pests out of your home, but some infestations call for professionals. Here are the critters you shouldn't mess with.
Read More -
HGTV's Jasmine Roth Introduces A Countertop Trend That's Bound To Take Over In 2024
Jasmine Roth, our home renovation guru from HGTV's "Help! I Wrecked My House," unveiled a kitchen countertop design that's sure to become a trend in 2024.
Read More -
HGTV's Jenny Marrs Explains How To Bring Beachy Vibes To A Landlocked Home
You can still have a home that feels like you could step onto sand from your front door, even if you live miles from the ocean. HGTV's Jenny Marrs shares how.
Read More -
The Shower Door That Can Make A Small Bathroom Look And Feel Bigger
Installing a frameless glass shower door to your bathroom will do more than just class up your space - it'll make a small bathroom look much bigger.
Read More -
Use Jenn Todryk's Expert Advice To Break Up Builder-Grade White Cabinetry
Looking for inspiration to create stylish storage in your bathroom? Check out Jenn Todryk's expert advice on how to break up builder-grade white cabinetry.
Read More -
Cartridge, DE, Or Sand: Which Pool Filter Is Right For You?
You know the importance of pool maintenance, but which kind of filter - cartridge, sand, or diatomaceous earth - should you install? Here are the differences.
Read More -
Light Up Your Bathroom With This Unique Toilet Seat Upgrade
If you're looking for a bathroom upgrade that will increase safety and prevent you from turning on bright lights, consider installing a toilet night light.
Read More -
The Lighting Choice You Should Avoid In The Kitchen At All Costs, According To Our Expert
What's the biggest mistake you can make with your kitchen lighting? House Digest spoke exclusively with expert Jason Pietruszka to find out.
Read More -
14 Color Combinations That Will Transform Your Home's Interior
How can you implement something fresh and vibrant for your home's interior while avoiding color clashes? The secret lies in picking the right palette.
Read More -
How To Fix A Bifold Door That's Off The Track
If you have bifold doors in your home, you may notice that they come off the track from time to time. Find out the reasons why and how to fix it.
Read More -
HGTV's Joanna Gaines Explains How To Create An Old-World Feel In A Brand-New Build
If you are planning the interior of your new home, you don't have to go with a modern design. Here's how to create an old-world feel in a brand-new build.
Read More -
The Front Door Swap Jenny Marrs Recommends For Instant Curb Appeal And Charm
If you love HGTV's "Home Town Takeover," boost your curb appeal with this Marrs-approved front door swap that turns houses into charming old-world homes.
Read More -
Easily Remove Scratches From Glass Surfaces With This Common Household Staple
Small scratches on your glass surfaces are rarely cause for concern, but they are unsightly. Remove them with ease using an ingredient sitting in your pantry.
Read More -
How Much Firewood Do You Need For Your Woodburning Stove In Winter?
If you use a woodburning stove to heat your home, then you might be wondering how much firewood is needed to heat your house come wintertime.
Read More
