Whatever Happened To First Saturday Lime Insect Repellent After Shark Tank Season 11?
Ever wondered what happened to First Saturday Lime after their adorable family appeared on "Shark Tank" season 11? Here's everything you need to know.
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How Stained Glass Can Totally Transform Your IKEA Desk Lamp
Mood lighting elevates any room, but filtered lamps or lightbulbs don't come cheap. Here's how to save on an IKEA lamp DIY using a simple stained glass hack.
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12 Decorating Tips For Christmas On A Budget
You don't have to blow your budget to make your house festive for the holidays. Instead, use this mix of DIYs and savvy shopping tips to stretch your dollar.
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Upcycle An Old Baking Sheet Into A Handy Garden Tool. Here's How
Your old baking sheet may have seen its last batch of cookies, but it can serve a new purpose in the garden to easily transport young seedlings.
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How To Spot And Get Rid Of Field Ants
Do you know how to recognize one of the most common types of ants in the U.S.? Field ants could be hiding under your nose, ruining the beauty of your backyard.
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10 Unexpected Yet Brilliant Ways To Repurpose Your Old Hair Brushes Around The House
Have an old hair brush that's worn out? Instead of throwing it away, repurpose the item around the house for various DIY projects and in useful ways.
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12 Perennial Plants To Avoid Pruning In The Fall At All Costs
Pruning is necessary for many perennials as they begin to fade, but these plants could be damaged by the process or even die as a result of the cooler weather.
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12 Budget-Friendly Patio Lighting Ideas That Work No Matter What Your Style Is
If you're looking to freshen up your patio area, new lighting can be expensive. However, with these budget-friendly ideas, it doesn't have to be.
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Don't Throw Out That Banana Peel - Put It In Your Freezer For Your Future Garden. Here's Why
Instead of throwing out your banana peels, try freezing them. Keeping the peels this way preserves their nutrients so you can later use them in the garden.
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Reuse Wine Bottles As A Unique Way To Organize Jewelry
It doesn't take much to turn an unused wine bottle into a stylish solution for organizing your favorite bangles, bracelets, necklaces, and other jewelry.
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Prevent Magnolia Trees From Leaving A Mess With A Simple Task You Can Manage
Instead of wasting tons of times raking the fallen leaves of your magnolia tree, try this quick landscaping hack that will benefit your lawn.
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Meet 'Scarlet Sunrise', The New Type Of Tomato Developed By New Jersey Researchers
The newly developed 'Scarlet Sunrise' tomato will be a promising new addition to home gardens due to it's exceptional flavor and crack-resistance.
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IKEA's Top Rated Compact Sleeper Sofas That Are Great For Small Spaces
Some of these IKEA sleeper sofas are cozy and super soft, while others have more rustic elements that blend into a minimalist small living room.
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Who Makes The Best Circular Saw: DeWalt, Milwaukee, Or Makita?
When it comes to DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Makita's circular saws, one of these brands offers excellent speed, precision cutting, and an outstanding warranty.
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Does Dollar Tree Really Sell Penny Items? Here's What To Know
Scoring an item for a cent sounds like a dream — but it's not always guaranteed at Dollar Tree. Here's the lowdown before you hit the aisles.
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This Genius Upcycling Hack Will Make You Rethink Tossing Your Empty Medicine Bottles
Repurpose medicine bottles into a beautiful tabletop centerpiece by keeping these containers hidden in plain sight under an elaborate cluster of flowers.
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Can Cream Of Tartar Kill The Powdery Mildew On Your Garden Plants? Here's What To Know
Cream of tartar is one kitchen ingredient that's been touted as a solution for fungal issues, but this acidic substance may not actually stand up to the task.
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Are Harbor Freight Air Compressors Worth Buying?
Harbor Freight has earned a reputation as a low-cost tool retailer, but the value of the store's air compressors depends on the model you choose.
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How To Tell If A Vintage Lamp Is Safe
Vintage lamps can be a steal, but they're not always up to modern electrical safety standards. Be sure to check these things to avoid a potential fire.
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These Mason Jar Lanterns Serve As The Best Halloween Night Lights
Whether you use them as spooky night lights or glowing Halloween decor, these super simple DIY mason jar lanterns will add a bit of festive fun to your home.
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Growing This Pretty Perennial Flower Comes With A Surprisingly Tasty Perk
It's common to choose flowers for their appearance and compatibility with your climate, but this gorgeous perennial offers a tasty bonus.
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12 Of The Fastest Growing Grass Seeds For A Luscious Lawn In No Time
Want a lush new lawn on the double? These fast-growing cool- and warm-season grass seeds are quick to germinate, helping to out-compete weed competition.
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All You Need Is School Glue To Make These Adorable Ghost Decorations
All it takes to DIY this simple and adorable Halloween decoration for your home is some school glue and googly eyes. We'll show you how to do it.
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Don't Throw Out Broken Mugs, Try This Whimsical DIY Project Instead
Instead of tossing broken mugs into the trash, upcycle them into a whimsical container to add to your garden or windowsill with lots of customization options.
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Why Leaving Your Porch Light On At Night Isn't As Safe As You Think It Is
Many people use their porch light as a simple security measure. But if you and your neighbors can see around the illumination, so can would-be burglars.
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Impact Driver Vs. Regular Drill: How To Choose Which Tool Is Best For You
While a drill and an impact driver perform similar functions, there are times when one will be preferable over the other for drilling holes or placing hardware.
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One Reason Why Your Hanging Basket Flowers Aren't Thriving
Hanging baskets add texture and color to your room without taking up table or shelf space. However, many varieties are sensitive, which requires special care.
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