What To Do If Your Blackout Curtains Are Still Letting In Too Much Light
Poor sleep has also been connected to stress and chronic illnesses. Fortunately, blackout curtains can solve the problem only if they work well.
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How To Repair Broken Glass On Your Garage Door
Should a storm or a stray baseball crack the glass window on your garage door, you will need to repair the garage door glass. Let's show you how!
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How To Know If A Stone Driveway Is Right For Your Home
Stone driveways come in several varieties and can provide your property with instant curb appeal. However, are they the best choice for your home?
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Clever Ways To Repurpose Old Cribs
If your little one has outgrown their crib, you know that it's not easy to pass it along. Here are some fun and useful DIY ideas for repurposing an old crib.
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Clever DIY Ways To Repurpose Unwanted Yoga Mats
If you have an old yoga mat lying around, don't throw it away; reuse your old yoga mat instead. Check out these DIY projects to repurpose old yoga mats.
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The Safety Benefits Of Installing Casement Windows
The type of windows you choose impacts the overall appearance of your home and its safety. here are the benefits of installing casement windows
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The Best Method For Fixing A Leaking Toilet Fill Valve
Fortunately for you, repairing the toilet fill valve requires inexpensive hardware, and you can probably diagnose and fix this toilet issue on your own.
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The Best Front Door Material If You Live In A Humid Climate
When it's time to update your front door, you may think about things like the color or style. But, what's the best front door material for a humid climate.
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The WD-40 Hack That Makes Spray Painting Even Easier
They say a can of WD-40 has 2,000 or so uses, and it turns out this doesn't only apply to the WD-40 inside. In this hack, the key is the can of WD-40 itself.
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Cork Vs. Bamboo Flooring: Which Is The Better Choice For Your Home?
Cork and bamboo flooring are two environmentally sound, long-lasting options for a home. We take a look at the pros and cons of each sustainable flooring type.
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Here's Why HGTV's Christina Hall Swatches Paint Colors On Poster Board
Even pros like Christina Hall need help in making decisions when it comes to paint colors; she shares how she determines which color will work best in a space.
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How To Avoid Drips When Painting Your Walls With A Roller
There's no doubt that painting is a messy job -- but there are ways to minimize the damage. Here's how to avoid drips during your DIY project.
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What To Do When You Blow A Fuse
Do you have a fuse box instead of a more modern circuit breaker? Here's what to do when you blow a fuse, from picking out a new fuse to replacing it.
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Should You Match Electrical Outlets To The Wall Color? HGTV's Laurie March Weighs In
After painting a wall, something is bound to stand out: your electrical outlet covers. Typically white, these can be the first place the eye is drawn to.
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Bobby Berk Explains Why You Shouldn't Place A Rug Underneath Your Sofa
When it comes to area rugs, designers are split on whether to place the rug under the sofa. Bobby Berk of "Queer Eye" has a strong stance on this one.
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The Clutter-Free Way Emily Henderson Stores Her Vitamin Bottles
Vitamin bottles can create clutter on countertops, but you also don't want to stash them away and forget to take them -- here's Emily Henderson's solution.
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The Clever Way Leanne Ford Updates Butcherblock Kitchen Countertops
Don't settle for tired, bland butcherblock kitchen countertops. Give them some bright, rustic flair with this handy whitewashing method used by Leanne Ford.
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What To Know Before Caulking Your Window
Caulking is a process where you use a sealant - often referred to as caulk - to seal off gaps and cracks around your window frames. Here's what to know.
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Creative Ways To Repurpose Old Shoeboxes
Do you have a stack of shoeboxes gathering dust in the back of your closet? Take them out and repurpose them into useful home decor and storage solutions.
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The 200-Year-Old Flooring Nate Berkus And Jeremiah Brent Swear By For Durability
Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent are all about the details in interior design, so this durable 200-year old flooring is the perfect fit for their entryway.
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Why You Might Want To Avoid The Luxury Two Kitchen Trend
Having two separate kitchens for entertaining and food prep is a luxury trend in 2023, but is it worth it? Here's why you might think twice.
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What Is A Steam Shower And Is It Right For Your Bathroom?
A steam shower can be a luxurious, spa-like addition to your bathroom. Here's what to consider when deciding if it's right for you and your space.
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Should You Be Trading In Your Regular Bathroom Towels For Turkish Towels?
Turkish towels aren't as thick as typical bath towels, but their absorbency and sustainability makes up for it. Here's how to decide if you should use them.
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Love It Or List It's David Visentin Has A Simple Fix Your Home Needs Before Selling
If your house is for sale, David Visentin of "Love It Or List It" knows the simple fix it may need. He has some vital advice to make your home market-ready.
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Out Of Painter's Tape? Use A File Folder For Mess-Free Painting
One of the most tedious parts of painting is taping everything down before getting to work. This file folder hack can eliminate that step completely.
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How Much A Sidewalk Repair Could Cost A Homeowner
If your sidewalk is looking cracked or uneven, it's probably time for repairs. Here are the different types of repairs and how much you can expect to pay.
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How To Tell If Your Can Of Paint Is Rotten
You don't want to use rotten paint on your walls or a DIY project. To ensure you don't, learn what the signs of rotten paint are and how you can avoid it.
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