The Vintage Item In Your Home That's Quickly Losing Value
Pianos may make beautiful music, but the minute you buy one, it will begin to depreciate in value. It's unfortunate, but true. Here's the rundown on why.
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Repurpose This Kids Toy To Help You Clean Up Spilled Glitter
Once glitter spills over a table, it seems nearly impossible to clean it all up. Luckily, this children's toy can quickly eliminate the mess. Here's how.
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The Beautiful Low-Maintenance Flower That'll Bring Vibrant Color To Your Garden
If you're searching for a low-maintenance flower that blooms in a bright variety of colors, look no further than this exotic-looking beauty.
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The Trick You Need To Keep Your Extension Cords Tangle-Free
Extension cords are incredibly handy in a pinch – unless they're a tangled mess, that is. Learn how to keep your extension cord tangle-free with this trick.
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Why You Need An IKEA Changing Table In Your Kitchen
IKEA's SNIGLAR changing table may have been designed for baby changing, but it can be used for so much more, particularly in your kitchen. Here's how.
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Good Bones' Karen E Laine Explains Why Proper Landscaping Is Crucial When Selling A Home - Exclusive
Why focus so much on your landscaping? Karen E Laine of "Good Bones" told House Digest why the appearance of your yard is vital when you're ready to sell.
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Banish Crickets From Your Garden With The Help Of A Simple Baking Ingredient
Are crickets using your garden as a buffet? Quickly and cheaply deter these destructive pests with the help of one common baking ingredient.
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Whatever Happened To Outer Outdoor Furniture After Shark Tank Season 11?
Jiake Liu and Terry Lin wanted to revolutionize outdoor furniture with their eco-friendly company Outer. Here's the status of the company after Shark Tank.
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The Chopstick Hack For Fixing A Stripped Screw Hole
Dealing with a stripped screw hole can be an easily solvable situation with a simple tool found in a takeout box or grocery store: chopsticks. Here's how.
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Think Twice Before Choosing Colorful Appliances For Your Kitchen
Although choosing colorful kitchen appliances can create a stunning design, they may not be the best option for various reasons. Here's why.
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Why Onions And Asparagus Don't Belong Alongside Each Other In The Garden
Onions and asparagus are as popular to grow as they are to cook with, but they don't get on well in the garden. Here's why it's a good idea to grow them apart.
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The Positives Of Having A Fountain In Your Birdbath
Love attracting birds to your garden? One way to do so is by introducing a birdbath. However, you can take it one step further by attaching a fountain.
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Use These Tips To Improve The Raised Plant Bed In Your Garden
If you're struggling with creating a thriving raised garden bed, we're here to help. These tips will ensure your plant bed is set up for success.
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Easily Turn An Old Hurricane Vase Into Beautiful Fall Decor
If you have an old hurricane vase, you have the beginning of a perfect autumn decor piece for your home! Learn how to easily bring fall into your home.
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Keep Stray Cats Out Of Your Garden With An Unexpected Kitchen Ingredient
Stray cats doing their business in your garden? One simple kitchen ingredient can help keep them away. It's also eco-friendly and harmless when used correctly.
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A Piece Of Aluminum Foil Will Preserve Your Can Of Leftover Paint
Leftover paint often develops a thick skin that makes it difficult to use the rest of the can. Learn how aluminum foil can help save your leftover paint.
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Here's Why Your Succulent Leaves Are Turning Yellow
Succulents are popular houseplants as they are fairly low-maintenance. However, some issues do come up. Here's what to do if your succulent leaves turn yellow.
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Your Microwave Isn't Totally Clean If You Forget This Essential Step
Cleaning your microwave is important, but doing a thorough job isn't so straightforward. Here's a quick, yet essential step you may be forgetting.
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Crucial Mistakes You're Making When Planting Dahlias In Your Garden
Dahlias are stunning flowers that will add a pop of brightness to your garden under the right conditions. To see yours thrive, avoid these five mistakes.
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Are You Washing Your Dishcloths Enough? Probably Not
Think about how often you wipe your hands on your dishcloth or use it to soak up a spill. Chances are that you aren't washing your dishcloths enough.
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The Genius Toilet-Paper-Pumpkin-Hack For Budget-Friendly Fall Decor
Are you looking for some budget-friendly fall décor ideas? This easy DIY project turns a roll of toilet paper into a fun pumpkin décor piece.
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Are You Cleaning Out Your Birdhouse Often Enough?
Putting up a birdhouse for avian families comes with the responsibility of maintaining the quarters, too, which means cleaning it and with the right frequency.
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The Handy Purpose Powdered Mustard Serves In Your Kitchen
It turns out that many of our home staples have other uses that can make our lives easier. Check out the unique use powdered mustard serves in your kitchen.
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The Plant You'll Want To Destroy Immediately If You See It In Your Yard
While this flowering perennial is used in various products and its blossoms attract bees, it's also an invasive species and contains a toxin that can be fatal.
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This TikTok DIY Shows How To Transform A Pool Noodle Into The Perfect Pumpkin Decoration
Decorating your home for Halloween can get expensive. Check out this TikTok that shows how to transform a pool noodle into the perfect pumpkin decoration.
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The 14 Best Cooling Products For College Students Moving Into Their Dorm Rooms
Starting college is an exciting time, but the the dorm rooms are often uncomfortably hot in summer. These are the best cooling products for college students.
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The Onions You Might Want To Plant Next To Your Roses And Why
When it comes to rose companions, you might want to consider onions. No, not the kind you make into rings, but a few close relatives of the ornamental variety.
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