Don't Pass On A Vintage Vanity At The Thrift Store. Here's Why
A vintage vanity at a thrift store can become more than a beauty table. Just a simple upcycling project can transform it into stylish, functional furniture.
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How To Know When It's Too Late To Prune Tomato Plants
Despite being among the easiest plants to grow in a home garden, tomatoes have many rules—such as a pruning deadline. Here's how to tell if it's too late.
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Deep Clean Vs Regular Clean: How And When To Use Each Method
Deep cleaning your home every week would be overwhelming. So is waiting too long between regular cleans. Find out what makes the perfect cleaning schedule.
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The Beautiful Backsplash Option Erin Napier Uses Instead Of Wallpaper
In Season 9, Episode 9 of "Home Town" on HGTV, Erin Napier chose this backsplash over wallpaper. She still achieved a beautiful design without the drawbacks.
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Prevent Crows From Crowding A Garden Bird Bath With One Simple Fix
Crows taking over your birdbath? While these ubiquitous birds can be fun to observe, they may crowd out smaller songbirds. Here's how to fix the problem.
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Privacy Is Possible In Small Yards When You Plant This One Stunning, Easy-Care Tree
If you're looking to add privacy to a small yard, you may feel that your options are limited. This attractive Asian native may just be the tree you need.
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14 Of The Worst Things To Store In Your Outdoor Shed
We hate to break it to you, but due to temperature fluctuations, humidity, and even pests, some things just shouldn't be stored in your outdoor shed.
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The Brilliant TikTok DIY That Upgrades Thrifted Lamps With A Napkin
With this beginner-friendly DIY, you can transform a plain thrift store lamp into an antique-inspired treasure that belongs in a high-end vintage shop.
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The Big Downside To Taking Appliances With You When You Move
Taking your appliances with you when you move house could prove expensive and it might even end up putting off potential buyers. Here’s why.
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Neglecting This Gardening Task May Be Seriously Hurting Your Pumpkin Crop
Improve your pumpkin crop in the fall by ensuring that your plant's vines and roots are not damaged due to forgetting about this one essential gardening task.
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A Simple IKEA Utensil Holder Is About To Be Your New Favorite Way To Compost
Bins made for in-ground composting are typically cylinders with holes. IKEA's utensil holder makes the ideal composting tool, and costs much less.
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HGTV Star Jenn Todryk's Stunning Kitchen Countertops Will Have You Ready For A Remodel
Jenn Todryk chose a countertop material that has ornate veining and neutral coloring that would work in both ultra-modern and vintage-style kitchens.
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How To Plant And Grow Cool-Season Grass Seed
Cool-season grass seed requires planting at the right time of the year, as well as with the right conditions. This guide will ensure you grow a healthy lawn.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Gasoline To Remove These Stains
People use gasoline to clean up small oil spills on concrete because it acts as a solvent. However, using gas in this manner is ill advised and dangerous.
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The Budget-Friendly Buy That Makes Vinyl Record Storage Simple
Tired of hiding your amazing vinyl record collection in boxes or shelves? Get them organized and on display with this cheap, stylish, and easy-to-use purchase.
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Seed Bombing Was A Gardening Trend Everyone Embraced, But Does It Work?
Seed bombs gained popularity in the 1970s as a way to grow native plants, but does this method really work and how well compared to traditional planting?
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Stop Sheets From Balling Up In The Dryer With The Help Of One Bathroom Essential
It's frustrating to find a wet wad of sheets in your dryer, but there is one item that can help absorb the moisture and give you crisp, clean, and dry linens.
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How IKEA's Affordable New Spice Rack Is Putting A Trendy Spin On Kitchen Storage
IKEA is known for affordable organization, but not necessarily for beautiful or trendy pieces. The brand's new spice rack is all of the above.
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Growing This Fussy Pink Shrub Is Prettier In Theory Than In Practice
While this pink shrub might make a stunning addition to your home garden, chances are you'll have a hard time growing it without a ton of work.
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Here's How Installing Panel-Ready Appliances Can Boost Your Home's Value
Panel-ready kitchen appliances can create a look that is more sleek and seamless, which, unsurprisingly, is popular amongst many buyers looking for a new home.
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Why Your Gold Hardware In Your Home Looks Cheap (And Better Trend Options)
You just bought a 1980s home and it came with shiny gold hardware throughout. If you hate gold but love metallic finishes, here are some replacement ideas.
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Multiply Your Milkweed Plants For Even More Butterflies With A Simple Harvesting Technique
Want to draw even more butterflies to your milkweed plants? Start by harvesting your own seeds and planting them for endless plants and blooms.
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10 Faux Plants Joanna Gaines Is Using In Her Fall Arrangements
Joanna Gaines's Magnolia brand has a line of realistic faux plants. See which would make a stunning addition to your fall floral arrangements.
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The Outdated Bathroom Tub Design That Deserves A Comeback
Don't throw out old bathtubs with the bath water. Although many people are replacing this midcentury design with walk-in showers, it may be worth another look.
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The Pollinator-Friendly Lawn Alternative That's Also Drought-Resistant
Skip the irrigation and pesticides while enticing local pollinators with a drought-resistant lawn alternative that will have you switching from grass.
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13 Helpful Weeding Tools Worth Buying In 2025
Removing weeds from your lawn can be easier and more efficient with the right tools. From hand shovels to standing weeders, these products simplify the process.
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The Costly Downside Of Switching From A Gas To Induction Stove You Should Consider
Induction ranges use electromagnetic technology for faster, safer cooking but may come with high upfront costs, including electrical and installation expenses.
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