Signs It May Be Time To Replace Your Lawn Mower Deck
From clanking noises to penetrating rust spots, there are plenty of signs your lawn mower will give you when the deck is in need of replacement.
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Say Goodbye To Popcorn Ceilings: 8 Budget-Friendly Ways To Cover Them For Under $100
Popcorn ceiling removal is tedious and potentially harmful for your lungs. Instead, here's how you can use fabric, paint, wood, and more to update your ceiling.
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What To Do If Your Tree Falls On Your Neighbor's Property
One of your trees falls into your neighbor's yard, causing damage. Learn who is responsible for the clean-up and how to act, well, neighborly about it.
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Is One Of Your Bathroom Design Essentials Outdated And Tired?
If you haven't updated this bathroom design feature, there's a good chance it's making your bathroom look outdated. Follow these tips on replacing it.
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The Backyard Water Feature That Can Seriously Boost Your Home Value (If You Do It Right)
This outdoor water feature, once well-maintained, can increase your backyard's visual appeal and unique factor, contributing to a rise in your home's value.
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Fit A Bathroom Vanity Into The Tightest Of Spaces Thanks To IKEA's IVAR Cabinet
Tiny bathrooms present a storage challenge, especially if you have plenty of beauty products. IKEA's IVAR cabinet is one solution when used as a vanity.
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Nate Berkus Is Passionate About Area Rugs And Has Finally Revealed Why
Interior designer Nate Berkus reveals why he's passionate about area rugs and how their intentionality can elevate any space in simple, transformative ways.
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The Best Method For Staining Antique Furniture
Antique furniture can be delicate, so handle it carefully, especially if it's a family heirloom. For staining, prep work is essential for a high-end result.
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Why Your Induction Stove Burner Stopped Working (And What To Do)
If you're new to induction cooking, it can take time to get used to. One potentially alarming quirk is the way the stovetop seems to stop working for no reason.
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Herringbone Vs Chevron Floors: Here's Which Option Is Best For You
Herringbone and chevron floors are both parquet styles that create unique v-shapes, but which look you should go for depends on your overarching style.
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The Affordable DIY Reno That Instantly Elevates Your Home's Lighting
For many of us, upgraded lighting isn't practical, or sometimes even possible. Fortunately, this affordable DIY can easily come to the rescue.
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Harbor Freight's $10 Socket Set Rivals A Top Brand, But Does It Live Up To The Hype?
Harbor Freight has a habit of making dupes of products from more expensive brands, and this inexpensive socket set similar to Snap-On's is no exception.
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Does Sherwin Williams Color Of The Year Mean That Beige Everything Is Back?
Cool-toned gray isn't cool anymore; warm neutrals are taking over. House Digest's interiors expert weighs in on whether we should be painting everything beige.
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How Deep Can A Circular Saw Cut? What To Know Before Using The Tool
With so many circular saw sizes available, understanding straight and angled cut depths is crucial to ensuring you have the right tool for common DIY jobs.
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The Natural Stone That Makes The Perfect Material For Your Fireplace Display
The right fireplace material can elevate a living space, adding lasting beauty and heat resistance while anchoring the room with a strong focal point.
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How To Choose The Right Sealant To Protect Your Patio From Winter Damage
If you have a concrete patio, it is susceptible to the harsh temperatures, ice, and snow of the winter months. To protect it, you'll need the right sealant.
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The Worst Aspects Of A Dated '70s Kitchen
From harvest gold appliances to cramped layouts, explore the most problematic design choices in dated '70s kitchens and why they're worth modernizing.
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Forget Basic Bathroom Tiles: This Sleek, Low-Maintenance Trend Is Taking Over
If you're remodeling one (or more) bathrooms, you'll want to reconsider using traditional tiles with grout. There's a better option on the market.
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Skip The Blinds: Joanna Gaines Has A Better Idea To Add Privacy To Bathroom Windows
This simple trick for adding privacy to bathroom windows doesn't take up space like blinds do. It looks stylish and is endorsed by HGTV's Joanna Gaines.
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Fewer Homeowners Are Shopping At Home Depot In 2025 - Here's Why
Despite modest increases in Home Depot's earnings in the second quarter of 2025, customer visits were down. Here's why homeowners are likely staying away.
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The Two Types Of Power Tools You Should Reconsider Buying Used
Buying used power tools is a good way to save money compared to buying them new, but with some tools, used options may be unreliable or unsafe.
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Water At The Bottom Of Your Garage Door? Here's Exactly What To Do
Water coming into your garage can be a pain and cause damage. Two main issues allow for this situation, so determine the cause to repair it.
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The Best Method For Repairing Veneer On Antique Furniture
The type of problem you have with your veneer will determine the best way to repair it. Common issues for antique furniture veneer include blistering and chips.
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Add Sparkle And Whimsy To Your Kitchen Cabinets With This Unique Accent Trim Idea
If you're a fan of boho bling, all you need for glam kitchen cabinets is a trip to the craft supply store for double-sided tape and some beaded embellishments.
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20 Best Colors To Pair With Your Dark Wood Furniture
Dark wood furniture is making a comeback, but incorporating it into your space well relies on pairing it with the right wall, ceiling, floor, and accent colors.
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15 Bathroom Flooring Mistakes To Avoid At All Costs
There's a lot to think about when investing in new bathroom floors. So, here are some mistakes to avoid from the selection process to proper installation.
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The Countertop Alternative To Marble That's Gaining Popularity For Its Looks And Price
Marble is gorgeous, but also expensive and finicky. One strong stain-resistant material perfectly mimics the look of marble without the high price.
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