What Does It Mean If Your Hydrangea Flowers Are Losing Color?
If you've noticed that your hydrangea's flower color is fading, there are a few possible reasons. Learn why the color is fading, and how to prevent it.
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How To Easily Take Care Of Unwanted Slime Mold On Your Grass
Though it can be unsightly, slime mold isn't actually that detrimental to your lawn. That being said, if you want to get rid of it, here are easy ways to do so.
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Try This Natural Method For Removing Stains From Your Food Storage Containers
Anyone who has stored food in plastic containers knows that the stains left by certain foods can be unsightly. Learn how to get rid of stains on plastic dishes.
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Do Tiki String Lights Actually Keep Bugs Away?
Flames, yellow light, and citronella are three natural ways people have tried to keep bugs away. Another method could be tiki string lights that use LED bulbs.
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Create A Beautiful Fluted Dresser On A Budget With This Simple IKEA Hack
Create an on-trend new furniture look with this easy-to-follow fluted dresser hack using an IKEA dresser, fluted wood panels, and a few basic supplies.
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Should You Sell Your House To Opendoor (Or Another iBuyer)? How It Works
Working with Opendoor or another iBuyer company can be a convenient way to sell your home. Read on for a rundown of the pros and cons and how it works.
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Plant Your Plumeria Tree In A Container And It'll Be Living It's Best Life
The iconic plumeria tree isn't a plant you can only enjoy in the tropics. When you plant it in a container, you can grow it anywhere you like with proper care.
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The Aluminum Foil Hack That Keeps Squash Vine Borers Out Of Your Garden
The larvae of squash vine borers can burrow into squash plants and kill them. To keep these pests away from your garden, use this simple aluminum foil hack.
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The Beachy Wood Flooring Trend That'll Take Over In 2024
In 2024, there's a wood flooring trend set to take over, and it revolves around a beach theme, which can be achieved through whitewashing the wood.
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Bobby Berk's Book Has The Secret To Organization (Even If You're Skeptical)
In Bobby Berk's new book, he talks about how maintaining your home is good for your mental health, and offers tips for tackling home organization projects.
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The A/C Condenser Mistake That Will Attract Rodents To Your Home
Your A/C condenser works hard in the summer and hibernates in winter. During this downtime, it's important to remember that modern units aren't like old ones.
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The Therapy-Inspired Design Method Bobby Berk Says All Rooms Need
Learn how "Queer Eye" home decorating guru Bobby Berk incorporates behavioral therapy techniques into DIY decor ideas in his new book, "Right at Home."
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How And Where To Plant Cherry Seeds In Your Garden
Planting cherry trees can be complicated, but once you understand the basics, you can grow a fruit-producing tree in your yard from a simple cherry pit.
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The Popular Grout Color HGTV's Nate Berkus Chooses To Stay Away From
Nate Berkus knows that details matter, even down to the color of the grout you choose. Here's the one color he steers clear of in his designs.
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Why Are The Leaves On My Philodendron Plant Turning Yellow?
Philodendrons are easy to grow and propagate, but that doesn't mean you won't have challenges. We'll explain what it means if the leaves are turning yellow.
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Turn Your Tomato Cage Into Adorable Halloween Decor With TikTok's Creative Hack
With just a few simple items, you can make a Halloween witch decoration! Use a tomato cage, plastic pumpkin, and garbage bags to make a Halloween witch!
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Switch To Terracotta Planters And Say Goodbye To Plant Pests
To keep garden pests at bay, a change to the type of planter you use could be the solution you're looking for, especially when it comes to snails and slugs.
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Ty Pennington Offers His Best Advice For Choosing The Perfect Accent Color
Is finding the perfect accent colors for your space proving difficult? Then HGTV's Ty Pennington's advice may be what you need to create a cohesive design.
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Why It's So Important To Read The Label Before Purchasing Grass Seed (And How To Do It)
As you do with nutrition food labels, it's important to read the label on grass seed bags to understand exactly what you're adding to your lawn (and how much).
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What To Know About Transplanting Hollyhocks In The Garden
Hollyhocks can be a beautiful addition to a garden, but their big, tall stalks and bushy leaves can overtake a space. Here are some tips on how to move them.
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Fix Your Clogged Vacuum Hose With One Handy Household Item
A clogged vacuum hose can make cleaning time even more of a chore. But you can fix it! Learn how to use a common household item to clear vacuum hose clogs.
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TikTok Has A Few Helpful Hacks If Your Air Conditioner Is Struggling
If your air conditioner isn't blowing out cold air or has stopped working completely, TikTok has some hacks for staying cool that don't require this appliance.
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Should You Use A Bottle Of Beer To Clean Your Grill?
Once you're done grilling your choice of meat, you're usually left with a grimy grill. To clean it, some may have considered using beer. But should you?
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The Unusual Shade Tree That Smells Like Fruit Loops & Root Beer
A tree that smells like cereal and soda? Yes, it exists, and you could use it as a shade tree in your yard. Discover more about this unique plant.
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You May Want To Rethink How You Fertilize Your Fiddle Leaf Fig
Are you fertilizing your fiddle leaf fig the right way? Here's what you need to know about what fertilizers to use and how often to use them.
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Create Fantastic Halloween Luminaries Using A Pool Noodle
With a few dollar store items, you can make these pumpkin witch Halloween luminaries. A pool noodle, pumpkin bucket, and a witch hat will get you started.
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What Really Happens When A Tomato Catfaces (And How To Use Them)
You may be a little taken back the first time you come across a batch of tomatoes and find one catfaced. However, there's a reason tomatoes end up this way.
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