How To Choose The Right Paint For Your Pool
When choosing pool paint, you'll want to answer a few questions; namely, how often you use your pool and how much maintenance you're willing to put into it.
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How To Repair Your Fiberglass Shower
Fiberglass showers are sleek and modern looking, but can be prone to cracking over time. Here's how to repair yours when you begin to notice damage.
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Clever Ways To Repurpose A Changing Table
Have your little ones grown out of needing a changing table? Don't get rid of it just yet. These repurposing projects are perfect for giving it a new life.
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How To Know If A Tempur-Pedic Mattress Is Right For You
Get the best night's sleep by choosing the right mattress. Tempur-Pedic has been selling them for over 30 years, but is it the right option for you?
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How To Know If Your Porch Can Hold The Weight Of A Swing
A porch swing adds fun relaxation to your outdoor space, but safety is a big concern. Here's how to know if your porch can support the weight of a swing.
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Bobby Berk's Advice On Finding The Right Sized Rug For Your Room
When designing your living space, there are several factors to keep in mind. We look at Bobby Berk's advice on finding the right sized rug for your room.
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How Long Should You Wait Before Walking On New Tile Flooring?
With contractors charging thousands of dollars for installation, homeowners should take every measure necessary to ensure their tile floors settle perfectly.
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Here's Why You Should Reset Your Garbage Disposal
Sometimes, through no fault of your own, the garbage disposal suddenly stops working. In this case, the first thing to try is the reset button.
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The Pros And Cons Of Using Orange Oil To Eliminate Dry Wood Termites
Dry wood termites can ruin the structure of your home if left untreated. Eliminating them with orange oil is possible, but it may not be helpful in some cases.
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The Indoor Plant Warning Sign That Could Indicate A Gas Leak In Your Home
Plants are extremely receptive to their environments and can give you a good indication of your home's air quality. Here's what to look for.
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How The Type Of Light Bulbs You Use Can Keep Your Unoccupied Home Safe
Keep your unoccupied home safe by using a certain type of light bulb. This tactic helps ward off burglars looking for residences with minimal activity.
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The Best Time To Buy Indoor Furniture For Maximum Savings
Purchasing indoor furniture can be expensive, so looking for deals is important. You can get maximum savings if you buy furniture during this time of year.
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Here's How You Can Make Your Floors Less Slippery With Different Finishes
Along with choosing best floor finishes, you can use various other safety methods to contribute to a safer and more slip-resistant environment in your home.
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How To Easily Repair Or Replace Your Ceiling Fan Chain
If you can install the ceiling fan, you can almost certainly repair the chain. But if you have doubts, it's always best to hire a professional.
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How To Properly Soften Your Bamboo Sheets For Optimal Comfort
Bamboo sheets have become more common in recent years due to their environmentally friendly nature. Here's how to properly soften them for optimal comfort.
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Give Your Dated Bathroom Countertop A Major Upgrade With Epoxy Paint
The average price for renovating low-end countertops is between $400 and $500. On the other hand, the epoxy hack will cost you less than $30.
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Here's How To Repair Your Faded Aluminum Patio Furniture
Does your aluminum patio furniture appear dingy and in need of TLC? Here is the best way to restore it to its former glory.
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Your Guide To Selecting The Right Type Of Nail Gun For Your Next Home Improvement Project
If you have a home improvement project on the horizon that requires a nail gun, you might be a bit overwhelmed by the choices. Here's a handy guide.
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We Tried The Pool Noodle Hack To Keep Drawer Organizers In Place And One Word: Genius
If you have drawer organizers in your kitchen, you may notice that they move or shift around often. Here's how a pool noodle can keep them in place.
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HGTV's Nate Berkus Shows You The Best Ways To Style A Throw Blanket
To make your throw blanket pop, you first need to style it correctly. Here's what Nate Berkus suggests for the best and neatest look possible.
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Vacation House Rules' Scott McGillivray Says You Should Splurge On This Durable Countertop
When it comes to the home, some things are just worth splurging on. Here's the pricey countertop material that HGTV's Scott McGillivray says is built to last.
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The Trendy Design Feature Battle On The Beach's Ty Pennington And Taniya Nayak Can't Agree On
We see Ty Pennington and Taniya Nayak duel it out on "Battle on the Beach," and their styles differ off-screen too. Here's the design feature they disagree on.
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The Best Time Of Day To Shock Your Pool
Shocking is an important part of keeping your pool safe and clean. But the process has risks, so it's essential to know the best time of day to shock your pool.
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Unclog Your A/C Drain Line With This Simple Shop Vac Hack
Is water pooling around your air conditioning unit? You may be dealing with a clogged drain line. Here are a few ways to fix it with a shop vac.
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Giving Your Shower A Makeover? Here's How To DIY Tile Your Shower
One way to make your bathroom truly unique is to give your shower a makeover by retiling it. These steps will help you DIY tile your shower for a new look.
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The Main Difference Between A Paint Sprayer And Spray Paint
Buying a paint sprayer might make sense with some big jobs, but a can of spray paint can get a small job done with no hassle. Here's how to know which to use.
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The Genius 2-In-1 Kitchen Island That Scored Major Points On HGTV's Battle On The Beach
A little innovation can go a long way in tight spaces. Here's the 2-in-1 island and dining table that wowed the judges on season 1 of "Battle on the Beach."
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