How To Grout Peel And Stick Tile So You Can Mop
Peel-and-stick tile can be an easy upgrade in any space, but it falls short when it comes to moisture resistance. Give it more protection with this tip.
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How HGTV's Property Brothers Put A Modern Spin On An Appliance Garage
If appliances are taking up all your kitchen counter space, HGTV's Property Brothers have a clever idea to get it back, and keep your gadgets accessible.
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Mike Holmes Says Your Home's Doors Should Probably Be Wider & He Has A Very Good Reason
HGTV star Mike Holmes thinks the building code for minimum door width should be changed from 32 inches to 36 inches. Here's why you should listen.
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Should You Buy A Floor Sander Or Rent One From Home Depot?
Renting vs. buying a floor sander can be a tough decision. Compare the pros and cons of buying a floor sander versus renting one from Home Depot.
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You're Probably Not Sealing Your Natural Stone Tile Floors Enough
Without consistent resealing, natural stone floors are more vulnerable to damage. Some rooms' floors need to be resealed even more often than others.
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HGTV's Hilary Farr Always Renovates These Two Rooms First (And You Should, Too)
A full-scale renovation can be intimidating, but interior design expert Hilary Farr shares the best rooms to start with for a smooth home remodel.
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How To Install Floating Shelves Without A Level
Hanging floating shelves requires few tools, but a level is crucial for even installation. Here's trick you can use if you don't have a level.
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Do The Primary Bed & Bathroom Need To Match? Here's What Jeremiah Brent Thinks
Struggling to match your new bedroom decor to your en suite bathroom? Designer Jeremiah Brent explains his take on the struggle and on design rules in general.
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How To Cut Quartz Countertop With A Common Saw
Luxurious quartz countertops may demand a premium price, but you can save substantially on the installation with these tips to cut yours with a common saw.
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This Outdated Cabinet Trend Is Making Your Kitchen Look So Cheap
Are you making a major design mistake in your kitchen? Find out what outdated cabinet trend is making your kitchen look cheap and why you should avoid it.
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Signs It May Be Time To Replace Your Water-Damaged Subfloor
In an exclusive interview with House Digest, Skylar Bartlett from Kreer Construction shares the common signs that indicate whether a subfloor needs replacing.
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Skip The Paint & Use David Bromstad's Clever Tip To Lighten Up Dark Cabinets Instead
If you want to revamp dark wood cabinets, take David Bromstad's advice and try this DIY technique that lightens the color while preserving the wood's grain.
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The Low Commitment Way To Try A Black Bathroom Color Scheme
Are you considering a black bathroom design but are unsure about the vibes? Try this low-commitment way to try out the black color scheme to see if it's right.
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What Makes Silestone Quartz Countertops So Special?
Considering Silestone for your kitchen countertops? This material has a number of unique characteristics that distinguish it from traditional quartz.
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The Post-It Note Hack That Makes Applying Wood Veneer Easier
Want to cut and place wood veneer with precision? Learn how a Post-it note can make everything faster, easier, and more accurate without tools.
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How To Tell If The Lighting In Your Home Is Unbalanced
Are there areas of your home that don't have enough light in the evening, or places where the lights are too bright? Here's how to achieve balanced lighting.
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The Common Product You Should Never Use To Restore Shine To Vinyl Floors
Are your vinyl floors looking a bit dull? An expert explained why that may be, along with the dos and don'ts of keeping your flooring clean and shiny.
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Expert Tips For Perfecting Quarry Tile Floor Installation At Home
Don't attempt a DIY floor tile installation without checking out these expert quarry tile tips from Carmine Argano, owner of a Long Island flooring business.
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HGTV's Chelsea DeBoer Shares How To Give Outdated Home Features A Fresh, Modern Look
Chelsea DeBoer loves transforming dated spaces with this simple feature to create a classic contemporary style. Learn how to incorporate it into your interior.
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Erin Napier Shares A Genius DIY That Turns A Dated Home Feature Into Chic Storage
Watch HGTV's Erin Napier turn a dated home feature into an attractive DIY storage solution, and learn how you can adapt it to your needs and style.
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How HGTV's David Bromstad Updates Kitchen Cabinets Without Replacing Them
Kitchen remodels can get incredibly expensive, but, according to David Bromstad, this simple project can breathe new life into a space on a budget.
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Christina Haack Shares Her Best Tip For Saving Money On A Kitchen Remodel
Kitchen remodels are expensive. To save money while still getting a quality, stylish design, Christina Haack recommends buying this feature.
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The Baseboard Red Flag You Should Always Check Before Buying A House
When checking household issues during the home-buying process, don't overlook the baseboards. Learn how trim can be a major red flag for hidden water damage.
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How To Cover Up Ugly Popcorn Ceilings With TikTok's Brilliant DIY
Popcorn ceilings can seriously diminish a room's appeal, but covering them with adhesive tiles is an easy and quick fix that doesn't require stressful removal.
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Mike Holmes Jr. Shares His Best Tip For Laying Herringbone Flooring
Mike Holmes Jr. is just as adept as his father at home improvement. He shared tips for how to lay herringbone flooring and find the middle of the pattern.
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Joanna Gaines Has A Budget-Friendly Trick To Transform A Room Without Going Broke
Don't let a small budget stop you from creating a warm and cozy interior. HGTV's Joanna Gaines recommends this idea for upgrading any room at a minimal cost.
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Should You Keep The Vintage Plumbing In Your Historic Home?
The vintage plumbing fixtures are part of the charm in your historic home. But old plumbing can cause health and efficiency issues you should consider.
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