The Protective Steps To Take When Painting Over Lead Paint
Older homes may have been built with materials that are no longer considered safe. Check out the protective steps to take when painting over lead paint.
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The Sandpaper Mistake You Want To Avoid For DIY Distressed Paint Projects
Distressing your furniture is a great DIY project to take on, but it's important to be mindful of the type of sandpaper you use and avoid this mistake.
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We Tried Making A Portable Potty With A Pool Noodle And Are Flush With Possibilities
A storm-ready shelter needs water, food, and a place to use the bathroom. So, we tried making a portable potty with a pool noodle. Here are the results.
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If You Have A Gravel Driveway, You Need To Be Raking It Regularly
Gravel is a cost-effective yet aesthetically pleasing choice for your yard and driveway. But, here's why you need to be raking the gravel regularly.
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The Rule Nate Berkus Lives By When Styling A Stone Fireplace
Deciding how to style the mantle above a stone fireplace can be tricky. If you're not sure where to start, find out Nate Berkus' one decorating rule.
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A Candle Is All You Need To Fix A Stuck Zipper
Stuck zippers can be super frustrating, but you don't have to take them to the tailors to fix them. Instead, grab a candle to get them moving again.
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Are PEVA Shower Curtains Safer Than PVC? Here's What We Know
While plastic is versatile and cheap, it does have numerous drawbacks in the home. Are PEVA shower curtains safer than PVC ones? Here's what we know.
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A Piece Of Cardboard Is All You Need To Make Painting Multiple Rooms Easier
While painting is a common DIY task, it can easily become a messy project. We discover how a piece of cardboard can make painting multiple rooms easier.
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The Best Ways To Arrange Fans To Cool Down A Hot Room
If you're in the midst of a bout of hot weather with no A/C, fans are going to be your best friends. But there are ways to arrange them for maximum coldness.
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How Often Do You Need A New Plunger?
Wondering if your plunger is still up to the job? Here are some simple ways to tell whether this essential bathroom item is ready to be replaced.
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The Kitchen Ingredient You Need For Longer-Lasting Cut Peonies
Nothing is worse than when a beautiful bouquet of peonies starts wilting. Thankfully, this standard kitchen ingredient will allow them to last much longer.
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For A More Comfortable Air Mattress, Add One Basic Bedding Staple
Air mattresses are convenient and functional, but they're not always the most comfortable. In order to improve the comfort, all you need is this one item.
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The Renter-Friendly Hack For Updating Your Tile Flooring
Want to upgrade your floor but worried about doing it in a rental? We've got just the hack to get the floor you want without upsetting the landlord.
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Add Unique Charm To Any Room With Erin Napier's Bold Paint Trick
The idea of painting a room with a bold color may seem overwhelming to some, but Erin Napier has a paint trick to create a unique charm instead.
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Instead Of Panicking When You Have Glue On Your Skin, Reach For A Can Of WD-40
Sometimes super glue gets away from us and gets all over our hands. Rather than scrubbing it off or prying your fingers open, try removing it with WD-40.
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Are You Making One Of The Biggest Mistakes When Painting Furniture?
Painting is a quick and easy way to update old furniture and avoid a trip to the store. However, you may be making one of the biggest painting mistakes.
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The Kitchen Staple You'll Want On Hand When Painting Cement Floors
While painting cement floors can give them interest, the paint can easily scratch and chip. Luckily, using a kitchen staple will help prevent this issue.
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How To Dispose Of A Mattress The Right Way
Before you move your new mattress in, you need to figure out what to do with your old one. Here are the three things you can do when getting rid of it.
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The Essential Oil That'll Banish Ants From Your Home For At Least A Week
Have ants made your kitchen their new home? It's time to make them move out. Try using this fragrant essential oil to keep them far, far, away.
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Erin Napier's Budget-Friendly Kitchen Trick Is A Renovation Game-Changer
Renovating the kitchen can be pricey. Luckily, HGTV's Erin Napier has a countertop trick that could save you big bucks while still providing a luxe look.
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Keep Fleas At Bay With This Impossibly Easy DIY Repellent
Fleas are your pet's worst enemy. Luckily, you can keep them away by creating an impossibly easy DIY repellent spray with a key kitchen ingredient. Here's how.
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How To Pick The Best Flooring For Your Porch
The flooring you choose for your porch will affect the design of the space, as well as the function. Here are some tips to pick the best option for your home.
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The Painter's Tape Hack That'll Make Messy Paint Spills A Thing Of The Past
Does your paint drip all over your can when you pour it into the tray? If you're tired of wiping up spills, minimize the mess by using painter's tape.
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How To Use A Pool Noodle To Make Your Outdoor Furniture More Comfortable
Outdoor furniture isn't always built with the coziest materials. However, this pool noodle hack will have you lounging in your backyard in comfort.
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Eliminate The Dreaded Mudroom Mess With This Stylish DIY Boot Tray
Mudrooms are destined to get messy from time to time, especially from dirty shoes. You can eliminate some of the mess with this DIY boot tray.
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The Safest Way To Get Glass Out Of Your Garbage Disposal
Were your hands too soapy and you dropped a glass in the sink? If some shards went in the drain, here is how to safely remove them from the garbage disposal.
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The Must-Try Hack For Storing Plastic Shopping Bags
Most people simply throw their plastic grocery bags under the kitchen sink. If you want to keep them neat, try using an item you may have in your home office.
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