DeWalt Vs Stanley: These Tools Look Similar, But Which Is Worth Buying?
When it comes to DeWalt and Stanley, one of these brands is worth buying due to its consistent delivery on performance and power, as well as its durability.
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Can An FHA Loan Be Used To Build A New Home? What To Know
Building a home from scratch ensures you get all the features you want, but can be pricey out of pocket. FHA construction loans can help ease the burden.
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Which Is Better For Your Appliances — Warranties Or Protection Plans?
Learn the difference between warranties (limited, full, and extended) and protection plans and their pros and cons when it comes to covering your appliances.
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Sherwin-Williams' 2026 Color Of The Year Is An Ode To Comfort, Simplicity, And Style
Sherwin-Williams' color of the year for 2026 has been released and designers appreciate its warm and cozy vibe, and its timeless appeal.
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Use Simple Dollar Tree Finds To Create Stunning Wall Art On A Budget
Dollar Tree wooden blocks are the key to unlocking a three-dimensional wall art piece that is perfect for any room and can be tailored to various design styles.
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Why You Should Always Paint A New Space White Before Making Big Decisions
A fresh start can often make all the difference when designing and styling your new home. One strategy helps create clarity before committing to colors.
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8 Vines That Double As Ground Covers To Suppress Weeds
There are countless types of groundcovers, from ornamental grasses, to low-growing herbs. Here's another option you might consider for weed suppression: vines.
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How To Identify Spotted Lanternfly Egg Masses & Get Rid Of The Invasive Insect For Good
The spotted lanternfly is an invasive garden pest in many parts of the U.S. To deal with the insect at its root, you need to know what the eggs look like.
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Why Decluttering Is So Stressful (And How To Get Through It)
If you've ever decluttered, you know how stressful and overwhelming the process can be, but you might be surprised that it's due to more than the physical work.
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13 Companion Plants You Can Grow With Chrysanthemum Flowers For A Thriving Fall Garden
Chrysanthemums are a quintessential autumn flower, and some types bloom year after year. Plant them with these companions for a beautiful garden display.
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DIY A Pool Noodle Candy Corn Wreath To Spruce Up Your Porch For Fall
Are you looking for a fun Halloween DIY project that will add a touch of holiday whimsy to your door? Try out these easy-to-make pool noodle wreaths.
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Nate Berkus Weighs In On How He Prefers To Paint Baseboard Vs. Trim Vs. Walls
When choosing paint, baseboards, door frames, and trim have to be considered in addition to walls. Here's some advice from Nate Berkus on how to tackle it all.
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How To Choose Pet Decor That Won't Cheapen The Look Of Your Home
Pet décor isn't always known for being chic and fashionable. But there's no reason to let a few poor examples put you off celebrating your fur babies.
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The Hardy Ground Cover That'll Carpet Your Garden With Stunning Flowers
This cultivar of a popular ground cover will make your garden look like it's covered in gorgeous snow in the spring. Plus, it's tough and drought-tolerant.
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Whatever Happened To Brush Hero After Shark Tank Season 9?
The Brush Hero founders entered the Shark Tank with hopes of helping car and motorcycle lovers keep their rides pristine, but how has the company been since?
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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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