HGTV's Breegan Jane On The Best Time To Hire An Interior Designer - Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with House Digest, designer Breegan Jane discussed when homeowners should hire an interior designer and how to work with them.
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Do HEPA Filters Actually Work?
Everyone wants to breathe fresh, clean air inside their home. However, is investing in HEPA filters worth it for your HVAC system? Find out now.
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The Major Appliance Mistake That Will Make Your Kitchen Look Cheap
There are various things that can be overlooked during the kitchen design process. Avoid this major appliance mistake that will make your kitchen look cheap.
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How To Use Vinegar To Keep Your House Clean
Vinegar can be used to prepare your favorite foods, but its many uses don't end in the kitchen. Learn how to clean and repel bugs with this household liquid.
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HGTV's Nate Berkus And Jeremiah Brent Talk Crafting Meaningful Interiors - Exclusive Interview
Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent of "The Nate and Jeremiah Home Project" spoke to House Digest about how to sort keepsakes from clutter to revamp your home.
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How To Save Your Dormant Grass This Spring
With spring on the horizon, your lawn is probably not looking its best. Don't worry, these tips will help you restore your patchy lawn to its former glory.
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Why It's Important To Find The Perfect Paint Finish For Your Front Door
Looking for an easy and cost-efficient way to up your home's curb appeal? We look at why it's important to find the perfect paint finish for your front door.
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Can You Use Oven Cleaner To Strip Furniture?
Paint stripping is notoriously time-consuming and labor-intensive. We find out if you can save time by using oven cleaner to strip furniture.
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8 Houseplants That Can Help Keep Your House Mold-Free
Do you suffer from allergies or just want to keep mold from wreaking havoc in your home? These houseplants add a pop of greenery while keeping mold at bay.
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HGTV's Down Home Fab Recommends Relocating Your Bathroom In One Specific Instance
Relocating a bathroom is expensive -- but when it comes to improving your home's layout, it may be worth the extra cash in this particular instance.
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Crucial Precautions To Take Before Cleaning Your Home With Bleach
As a powerful chemical disinfectant, bleach needs to be handled with care. Here are the precautions you should take when using it in your home.
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The Best Way To Clean Your Blinds, According To An Expert
Even with a good cleaning routine, it's easy to overlook some of the main sources of dust. Here's the best way to clean your blinds, according to an expert.
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The Faux Taxidermy Trend: What It Is And How To Try It In Your Home
If you are looking for unique design trends and interesting inspiration, we find out what the faux taxidermy trend is and how to try it in your home.
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How To Integrate Speakers Seamlessly In Your Home Decor, According To An Expert
Is your sound system spoiling the look of your living room? Here's how to integrate speakers seamlessly in your home decor, according to an expert.
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Why Insiders Believe The Sharp January Increase In Pending Home Sales Won't Last
Pending home sales were up in January -- but experts say this trend is unlikely to last. Here's why -- and the other market indicators you should be watching.
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A Design Expert Explains How To Decorate Your Bedroom For Maximum Relaxation
Your bedroom should be the most serene and calming space in your home. Expert Kelly Simpson shares how to decorate a relaxing bedroom space.
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All Your Big Questions About Picking The Right AC Unit For Your Home, Answered
Picking the right AC unit for your home can make a huge difference in terms of both comfort and energy efficiency. Learn about the different types of AC units.
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Ways You Can Use Cedarwood Essential Oil In Your Home
Cedarwood essential oil does more than smell good. It can also help clean, disinfect, and ward off annoying pests. Here are all the ways to use the oil.
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Why You Should Keep Your Toilet Lid Closed, According To Feng Shui
Compared to other rooms in your home, bathrooms have the lowest flow of chi. Here's why you should keep your toilet lid closed, according to feng shui.
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What Is Paintable Wallpaper And How Can You Use It In Your Home?
Looking to spice up your walls with pattern and texture? Paintable wallpaper might be your best option. Find out if this trendy product is right for your home.
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Living Walls: What They Are And How To Pull Them Off In Your Home
If you want to include natural elements in your home, you might consider living walls. Here's what they are and how to pull them off in your home.
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Candle Warming Lamps Are Trending But Are They Better Than Burning Candles?
Few things set the relaxing or romantic ambience better than burning candles. Can warming lamps live up to the hype and create the same setting?
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The Major Cities Where You Can Find The Most Homes Ready For Sale
Low inventory may be a problem of the past for current homebuyers. Here are the cities that have seen a huge growth in listings over the past year.
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Reasons You Should Reconsider A Raised Bed Garden
Like any approach to creating the perfect garden, raised beds offer some pros and cons. Find out if a raised bed garden is right for your home and budget.
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Why Nate Berkus Believes Home Design Rules Are Meant To Be Broken
Nate Berkus is no stranger to design rules as a celebrity interior designer. Find out why the HGTV host chooses to break them to elevate interiors.
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What Is The Difference Between Daffodils And Jonquils?
The green leaves of early annuals signal the start of spring, and daffodils and jonquils are two examples of these early bloomers. But how are they different?
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How To Know If Your Drywall Needs To Be Replaced Rather Than Repaired
Patching small holes in drywall is a relatively easy task. However, it is important to know when your drywall needs to be replaced rather than repaired.
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