One Thing HGTV's Mike Holmes Insists On For Passing A Home Inspection
Starting a renovation project? Be sure to review your state's safety codes. Even if you aren't selling soon, small mistakes could cost you a sale in the future.
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Erin Napier's Budget-Friendly Hack To Instantly Customize Your Kitchen
Are you looking for a new way to instantly customize your kitchen? HGTV's Erin Napier from "Home Town" has a budget-friendly hack to do just that.
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The Ideal Thermostat Settings To Stay Cool During A Heat Wave
During those summer heat waves, you're likely eager to try anything to keep yourself cool. That's why you should aim for the ideal thermostat setting.
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What Is New York's New Free Air Conditioner Initiative And Who Qualifies?
New York State has launched a new initiative to provide eligible residents with an air conditioner, received and installed at no cost. Here's who qualifies.
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Wood Vs Fiberglass: Which Is Better For A Glass Front Door?
A glass front door will always make a good impression, but when choosing between wood or fiberglass, it's important to weigh the tradeoffs of each material.
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Make Your Bathroom Vanity Feel Brand New With One Easy Change
Remodeling your bathroom is time-consuming and expensive. Instead, make your bathroom feel brand new with one easy change to your vanity.
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Stop Wasting Money And Rent These 9 Tools For Your Next DIY Project
When is it better to rent a tool, rather than buy it? We compare the costs for a range of tools, so you can save money and make the right decision for you.
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Don't Dump Air Conditioner Water When You Can Reuse It In The Garden Instead
Your AC produces more than cool air — it gives water you can reuse. Discover how to turn waste into garden gold with this eco-friendly hack.
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DIY Your Own Home Sauna On A Budget With Wood Pallets
A home sauna might seem like the pinnacle of luxury, but you can actually build one of your own with reclaimed wood pallets and a few other supplies and tools.
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The Once-Favored Kitchen Countertop That's Officially Outdated
Design trends come and go, and that includes kitchen materials. Find out which once-favored kitchen countertop material is outdated and why you should skip it.
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Don't Throw Out Rusty Nails & Use Them To DIY A Unique Wood Stain Instead
You might think that old rusty nails are unsightly trash. But instead of throwing them out, you can actually use them to DIY a one-of-a-kind wood stain.
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Make Your Home Look Larger Than It Is With Two Tips From HGTV's Christina Haack
If your home is feeling a bit cramped, HGTV star and interior designer Christina Haack says she has two tips to help you make your home look larger.
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How HGTV's Mike Holmes Secures A Front Door For A Safer Home
Keeping your front door secure is imperative for the protection of you and your family. Here are HGTV star Mike Holmes' suggestions for a safer home.
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Say Goodbye To Ants With 9 Natural Ways To Get Rid Of Them
If you're dealing with ants, but want to avoid using super toxic chemicals, there are luckily many ant-eradicating solutions that use all natural ingredients.
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3 Colors To Avoid Painting Your Front Door And 3 Better Alternatives To Consider
Painting your front door can can give your home a nice boost in value, but there are some colors that your should avoid — and some that are ideal.
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13 Genius Ways To Repurpose Dollar Tree's Mesh Laundry Bags Around The House
Dollar Tree's mesh laundry bags can come in handy for more than just doing laundry. Here are 13 genius ways to repurpose them around the house.
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12 Hacks HGTV Celebs Use To Keep Their Home Smelling Great
HGTV stars know that all aspects of designing a space are important. And you can borrow their tricks for keeping their homes smelling top-notch.
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The Kitchen Feature That HGTV's Nate Berkus Says Is Totally Worth Splurging On
Kitchen remodels are expensive, so cutting costs is often necessary. When it comes to this one feature, however, it might be better to invest in quality.
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Are Costco's Budget-Friendly Vinyl Flooring Options Worth Buying? Here's What Reviews Say
Costco has plenty of deals on items from bulk snacks to renovation materials, but is its LVP flooring worth investing in? Here's what we know.
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How To DIY A Magnetic Screwdriver
A screwdriver is an essential tool for all your home improvement projects, but you can improve it even more by making it magnetic. Here's how.
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Hide The Trash Bins In Your Yard With A DIY Wood Fence That Looks High End
Trash bins can be a smelly eyesore in your yard. Find out how to hide trash bins with a DIY wood fence that looks high-end and boosts curb appeal.
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Framing Your Bathroom Shelves Brings A Stunning Vintage Vibe Without The Big Budget
In a small space like a bathroom, the little details make all the difference. Upgrade your simple shelving with this easy framing DIY to transform the room.
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Are Harbor Freight Cordless Drills Worth Buying? Here's What Reviews Say
Harbor Freight tools are competitively priced, making them appealing to those who only need to drill occasionally. But are they good value or a waste of money?
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How Much On Average It Costs To Install Aluminum Fencing In Your Yard
When you're considering a new fence, price is often a major factor. Find out how much on average it costs to install an aluminum fence in your yard.
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How To Clean Pollen Off Patio Furniture With Ease
The sun is out, the birds are singing, and your patio furniture feels like a pollen magnet. This method makes it easy to clean pollen from outdoor furniture.
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HGTV's Nate Berkus Has A Simple Yet Genius Tip For Making Your Home Look More Put Together
Nate Berkus encourages homeowners to worry less about trends and more about personalizing their homes with decor that's meaningful to them in some way.
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The DIY Way To Install Tiles Around A Toilet Flange
Laying tile can be difficult enough without worrying about those tricky problem areas, but luckily there’s a DIY way to install them around a toilet flange.
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