Ree Drummond's Home Renovation Project Has The Tile Floors Of Our Dreams
Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond is renovating her family's home and she recently gave a sneak peak at the tile floor she'll be making part of the home's new look.
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Why You'll Want To Reach For A Tube Of Toothpaste When You Stain Your Carpet
Carpet stains are a fact of life, but getting rid of them doesn't need to be difficult. Instead, just reach for a tube of toothpaste to clean away small stains.
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The HGTV-Approved Kitchen Reno Hack That Won't Break The Bank But Packs A Punch
Kitchen renovations can be expensive, but there are DIY projects that can have a major impact. Learn why painting your kitchen island is a perfect solution.
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Experts Are Loving Kate Hudson's Trendy Kitchen Cabinet Color
Kate Hudson enjoys bringing back past trends, and she's doing just that by going vintage with her cabinet color choice. You'll feel like picking up a brush.
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Head Straight To The Bar Next Time You Want To Disinfect Kitchen Countertops
If you use gentle, natural cleaners around the house, you may want to try using vodka to clean dirty countertops. Here's why it works as a versatile cleaner.
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The Reno Projects HGTV's Scott McGillivray Recommends Against DIY-Ing
There are plenty of DIY-friendly projects you can take up around the house. However, HGTV's Scott McGillivray says to let the professionals handle these.
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Create An Outdoor Rug Out Of Old Garden Hoses
Don't know what to do with your old garden houses? Well, don't throw them out. Use them to create functional, stylish, and easy-to-clean rugs. Here's how.
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The Room In Your Home HGTV's Mike Holmes Recommends Gutting Before A Reno
Some areas of the home need TLC when it comes to maintenance. Here's the spot HGTV's Mike Holmes says should be fully gutted before making permanent changes.
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Turn A $6 Ikea Rug Into A Gorgeous Throw Pillow With This Simple Trick
Add a personal touch to your décor with this hack using a cheap IKEA rug to make a simple and stylish throw pillow -- no sewing skills required.
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Game-Changing Tips To Keep Your Rugs Pristine
Keeping your rugs neat and pristine takes just a few tips and tricks. Here are the best way to maintain them to keep them looking, smelling, and feeling great!
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using A Carpet Cleaner On Your Mattress
A carpet cleaner may seem like the perfect cleaning tool for your mattress. But using one could cause more harm than good - here's what to use instead.
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The IKEA Trick That Will Help You Customize Your Outdoor Rug
Introduce an exciting, beautiful, customized area rug to your outdoor space by trying this IKEA trick. All you'll need are a few tools and an artistic touch.
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How To Use Shampoo To Clean Your Ceramic And Linoleum Floors
Yes, shampoo is meant for your hair, we know. But it also works great on other surfaces if you use it right. Just don't expect it to disinfect.
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Quick Ways To Freshen Up A Room (From Ice Rug Hacks To Changing Your Light Bulbs)
Does your bedroom feel like it needs some sprucing up? Here are some quick and nearly free ways to freshen it up in 15 minutes or less.
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How A Can Of WD-40 Will Ensure That Your Countertops Are Stain-Free
Because kitchen countertops are used so much, messes are bound to happen. And if you didn't have time to clean up right away, WD-40 is for you.
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The One Product Not To Use On Granite Countertops
Though granite countertops are a beautiful addition to your kitchen, you can't use every cleaner on them. Here's what you should avoid using on your granite.
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Steps You Shouldn't Skip When Choosing An Area Rug, According To Our Home Design Experts
There are so many area rugs that you might be tempted to just buy the one you like. But there are some steps you shouldn't skip if you want to get the best one.
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If You Have A Coffee Stain On Your Rug, You'll Be Glad To Have Baby Wipes At Home
Get coffee stains out of upholstery and carpeting quickly by using baby wipes. The wipes break down the stain and quickly soak up the liquid.
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How An Old Yoga Mat Can Make Scrubbing The Floor More Comfortable
Scrubbing the floors on your hands and knees can cause aches and pains in your legs and back. Make this chore more comfortable with a yoga mat. Here's how.
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The Simplest Way To Keep A Reno On Budget, According To HGTV's Scott McGillivray
A reno is a great way to add value to your home, but it's often easy to spend more than you planned. Scott McGillivray has advice on how you can stay on budget.
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Marble Countertops And Vinegar Don't Mix - Here's Why
You may think that you can scrub down anything in the home with a bottle of white vinegar. But, here's why marble countertops and vinegar don't mix.
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The Ceiling Detail The Property Brothers Used For A One-Of-A-Kind Kitchen
The Property Brothers are always finding new and creative ways to design kitchens. They recently created a one-of-a-kind ceiling detail for a kitchen.
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How To Use Fabric Softener While Mopping Your Floor
While this may seem like an unlikely combination, fabric softeners work on floors because of the very properties that make them good for clothing.
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How To Transform Your Broom Or Mop Handle Into A Sanding Pole When Putting Up Drywall
Putting up drywall is a daunting task that requires specific tools, like a sanding pole. Luckily, you can easily transform a broom handle into a sanding pole.
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Don't Attempt These Plumbing Projects Unless You're A Professional
There are some plumbing projects you shouldn't DIY. Learn about the plumbing jobs that are best left to a professional to ensure the job is done right.
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The Shaving Cream Hack For Perfectly Clean Carpets
If you need to spot-clean your carpet, why not give shaving cream a try? Here's how to use shaving cream to clean carpets, and why it works so well.
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What Happens If You Place A Hot Pan On Your Marble Countertop
It's easy to simply place a hot pan directly on your kitchen counter. However, if your counter is made of marble, this may cause some problems.
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