Heat Up Your Chilly Basement Bathroom With These Simple Tips
Basement bathrooms can be chilly! Luckily, there are a few ways to warm them up, from DIYs to more involved projects. Learn how to warm up a basement bathroom.
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Is It Worth Replacing Your Home's Central Heating Before Selling?
Heat is a home essential so basic that it's often an afterthought, but it can make a huge difference for buyers. Should you replace your system before selling?
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How To Effectively Remove Caulk From Your Surfaces
Adhering a line of caulk may seem like an easy task, but the removal of dried and cracked remnants of old caulk is quite a different project to tackle.
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The Horrors That Hard Water Can Cause In Your Home
Hard water can create a ton of problems. Not only does it create chalky splotches, but it can also wreak havoc on your pipes. Here's what to look out for.
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Here's Why You Should Consider Using The Two Least Popular Paint Colors
The colors you choose to paint your home have a significant impact on the space. Consider using these options considered the least popular colors.
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Why You Should Never Install Home Security Cameras In Hard-To-See Places
Installing home security cameras has many benefits, but hiding their location isn't the best idea. Instead, you should put them in plain sight.
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Here's How Thick Your Mattress Should Be To Simulate A Hotel Sleep
There's no reason you can't recreate that heavenly hotel bed experience in your own home. Here's how thick your mattress should be to simulate a hotel sleep.
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How You Really Should Be Cleaning Your Tile Floors
Not all tile floors are the same, which makes cleaning them tricky. You don't want to use the same products on marble you do ceramic! Here's how to clean them.
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How To Protect Your Pets By Creating A Dog-Proof Fence
Some pets are escape artists. Here's how to jump-, dig-, and dog-proof your fence to keep your furry friend safe and sound in your backyard.
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The Hidden Downsides To Electric Kettles
In the past, stovetop kettles were used to heat water. More recently, though, the stovetop model has been replaced with the electric kettle in many homes.
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Give These Items More Life By Keeping Them Out Of Your Attic
Storing seldom-used items in the attic seems like a great idea, but there are certain things that should never be stored in an unfinished attic. Learn more.
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What We Know About HGTV's Renovation 911
For anyone who loves home renovation shows but wishes the stakes were just a little higher, this new show delivers with major emergency repairs.
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The Clever Outlet Location That Will Help Minimize Bathroom Clutter
Bathrooms can often be short on storage space and can look cluttered when things are not put away. Check out the clever outlet location that will help.
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How To Perfectly Match Furniture With Gray Flooring
While neutral colors always pair well with gray, other colors can work well, too. Here's how to perfectly match your furniture with gray flooring.
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9 DIY Hacks You Can Find At The Dollar Store
Dollar stores already save you money on a whole slew of items, and you'll get even more bang for your buck by trying these DIY hacks.
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How Changing Your Front Door Can Transform Your Home, According To Erin And Ben Napier
A beautiful front door can set the tone for a house's exterior. Here's why replacing your door can transform your home, according to the Napiers.
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The Home Improvements To Get The Most Bang For Your Buck In 2023
Some renovations boost your home's value so much that they pay for themselves in the long run. So, where can you expect to see a high return on investment?
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HGTV's Hilary Farr Explains How To Choose The Right Paint And Fabrics To Create A Truly 'Unique Space
Choosing a paint color to pair with your patterned or colored fabric furniture can be tricky, but luckily HGTV's Hilary Farr explains what tones to look for.
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3 Top Home Hacks To Improve Your Climate-Friendliness
Combating climate change helps secure a better future and can also be a sound financial investment. Here's how you can improve your home's climate-friendliness.
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Here's The Best Time Of Year To Rent A Storage Unit
Storage units can prove the solution to your cluttered-home woes but renting space is an extra expense; a way to save is to rent a unit at the right time.
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This Old House Facts Only Huge Fans Know
"This Old House" is a long-running television show focusing on home renovation processes. The 40-year history contains some untold truths you might not expect.
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25 Paint Colors That Will Bring A Tropical Vibe To Your Space
Color is key to creating a tropical space and given the inspiration, it's not surprising there are many ways to go. Here are 25 representing the full spectrum.
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The Hidden Downsides To Microwaves
Microwaves are great for heating things within seconds, but they also have their downsides. From catching on fire to drying out food, here's what to know.
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Painting Tips That Even HGTV Stars Swear By
Painting seems easy in theory, but you quickly learn there is a lot to it. Here are some of the best painting tips from your favorite HGTV stars.
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Here's Why You May Want To Consider Getting Rid Of Your Gas Stove
Gas stoves are a staple in many kitchens across the U.S. and are usually preferred by chefs. But, here's why you may want to consider getting rid of yours.
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The Absolute Best Paint Wash If You Want A Better Night's Sleep
A design trend that is becoming more popular is limewash paint. This paint wash can even help you get a better night's sleep, making it perfect for a bedroom.
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How Much An A/C Repair Will Cost You
Your A/C unit is crucial once the weather starts to heat up -- so how much will repairs cost if yours is out of service? First, you must diagnose the issue.
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