Experts Explain The One Flea Market Home Buy You Should Probably Skip
Shopping your local flea market can be the best way to find unique vintage items. But there's one particular item that thrifting experts say you should avoid.
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How Martha Stewart Gets The Most Out Of Her Climbing Hydrangeas
Martha Stewart, known for her green thumb, has shared a few tips on getting the most out of your climbing hydrangeas to create a beautiful display.
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The Nail Polish Hack That'll Make Loose Screws A Thing Of The Past In Your House
Loose screws are a common annoyance with many furniture pieces, but with a little nail polish you can make this problem a thing of the past.
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Foyer Design Mistakes To Avoid
The foyer is an important part of any home. Here are some foyer design mistakes to avoid, and what to do instead to make your foyer inviting and functional.
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Signs Your Washing Machine Drain Isn't Up To Code
If your washing machine isn't working as it should be then it could be due to a number of problems. Here are the signs that your drain isn't up to code.
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Save Money With These Raised Bed Gardening Alternatives
Raised garden beds can really elevate the look of a backyard, but they can be pricey. Alternatively, here are 10 ways to achieve a similar look at a discount.
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The Hot Glue Trick That'll Keep Your Wires Where They Belong
Keeping wires looking neat and tidy is a chore unto itself. But this easy hot glue gun trick can make cable and wire management so much easier!
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Why You'll Want A Bottle Of Vinegar On Hand If You Have A Computer At Home
Cleaning computers can be a challenge, as you don't want to damage any components and render the device unusable. For keyboards, vinegar offers a safe solution.
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TikTok Is Calling This Simplified Way To Fix A Hole In The Wall The 'Landlord Special'
There are several ways to patch a hole in the wall, but this isn't one we'd recommend. Find out why TikTok is calling this repair job the "landlord special."
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Hilary Farr Explains How To Make Exposed Pipes Look Chic
When renovating a home, it can be difficult to decide which features to keep and which should go. Here's how to make exposed pipes look chic.
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How To Make An Above-Ground Pond That Attracts All Types Of Wildlife
There are many benefits to having a pond in your yard. If you want a DIY version, try an above-ground pond. These features will attract lots of wildlife.
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Mayonnaise Is The Unexpected Cleaning Product That'll Make Your Bathroom Really Shine
While you may be familiar with vinegar and lemon juice as cleaners, you might be less familiar with mayonnaise, but this condiment packs a cleaning punch, too.
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How To Use Chopsticks To Aerate Your Houseplant Soil
It is important to create the perfect artificial environment for your houseplants to thrive. Here's how to use chopsticks to aerate your houseplant soil.
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Things To Consider When Coming Up With A House Fire Exit Plan
If your household doesn't have an official fire exit plan, it's time to consider making one. Here is what to consider when crafting your escape routes.
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This TikTok Hack Proves It's Easy To Get Rid Of Wasps With One Ingredient
Wasps are little insects capable of sending someone to the hospital. Luckily, TikTok has revealed an easy hack to eliminate them with just one ingredient.
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Why You Should Always Dust Your Home Before Vacuuming
Keeping your house clean and tidy is an important part of home maintenance. Here is why you should always dust your home before vacuuming it.
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How To Achieve The Woven Strié Paint Look On Your Walls
Do you want to give your walls a lined or mottled effect, which also imparts the illusion of expensive fabric wallpaper? Enter the strié technique.
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How To Store Your Wet Sponges So They Don't Get Stinky
Keeping your home smelling fresh can be difficult, especially if you don't know where odors originate. Here's how to store your sponge so it doesn't get stinky.
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Why Moisture On Your Oven Door Is A Red Flag
Your kitchen appliances need to be kept in tip-top shape if you want them to last for a long time. Here's why moisture on your oven door is a red flag.
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Can A Bar Of Soap Keep Spiders Out Of Your Home?
The newest thing to keep spiders away? A bar of soap. Here's how to try it out, plus a few other winning ways to keep these eight-legged critters away.
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When To Soft Wash Instead Of Pressure Wash
Power washing is a common way to clean your home's exterior, but there are some surfaces that it can damage. Here is when to soft wash instead.
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How A 'Chopped' Island Can Save Space In Your Small Kitchen
A kitchen island adds a functional and stylish touch to the space, but what if you have a small kitchen? A chopped island might be exactly what you need.
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Genius Ways To Add A Cozy Bed Nook To Your Space
Want to make your sleeping situation extra cozy? Consider transforming your bed into a tucked-away bed nook using built-ins, an alcove, or even your closet.
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Storing Your Favorite Rug In The Garage Provides Pests A New Home.
Although your garage might seem like a good place to store a rug you, it might encourage pests to make a home in your rug. Here's how to avoid these pests.
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Don't Attempt These Plumbing Projects Unless You're A Professional
There are some plumbing projects you shouldn't DIY. Learn about the plumbing jobs that are best left to a professional to ensure the job is done right.
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How To Use The 30-Day Minimalism Game To Declutter Your Home
If you're in serious need of decluttering, the 30-day minimalism game can be a way to provide structure and hold you accountable. Here's how it works.
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What Are Your Rights When Your Landlord Sells The House You Are Renting?
If the property you're renting just sold, and you don't know what to expect next, don't panic. Here are some things to know about your rights as a renter.
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