The Surprising Hack You Can Use To Save Money When Buying Bay Trees
Trained single-stem bay trees look elegant and add curb appeal, but they can be expensive. Use this budget-friendly tip to get stylish bay trees for less.
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The Best Way To Remove Stains From Your Quartz Countertops
Quartz countertops are hardy and pretty, but they're also prone to staining. Clean them with a gentle solution you might already have in your bathroom cabinet.
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The Best Temperature To Wash Cotton Clothes & Prevent Shrinkage
Cotton fabrics might be very comfortable, but they tend to shrink in the washer, especially 100% cotton. Here's the best temperature to prevent that.
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8 Reasons Your Pothos Plant Has Brown Spots (& The Best Ways To Fix Them)
Ack! There's a brown leaf on your pothos. What could the cause be? Well, there are a lot of reasons leaves turn brown, but we have answers for you.
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IFA 2025 Round-Up: Projecting Elevated Home Theater Experiences
Projectors have come a long way, as evidenced by their prominence at IFA 2025. Here are three of our favorites that we saw at IFA (and what makes them great).
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When To Harvest Butternut Squash (& The Best Way To Do It)
Butternut squash is a classic cool-weather vegetable since it can stay good for months when properly harvested and stored. Here's the best way to do it.
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Joanna Gaines Reveals Her 3 Simple Secrets For Keeping Her Home Fresh
Joanna Gaines is an expert on interior design, which is why many people heed her advice about how to refresh a home as the seasons change.
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The Best Way To Deep Clean Your Stained Wood Baseboards
Stained wood baseboards lend a beautiful, chic look to a space, but wrong deep cleaning methods can lead to damage. Here's how to do it right.
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14 Fast-Growing Trees For A Natural Privacy Screen In Your Yard
If fences aren't your thing, plant a shrub or tree for privacy. Fast-growing species can create a natural screen in a few years, ideal for impatient gardeners.
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Declutter Your Shelves (And Keep Them Organized) With Just One Hack
If your open shelves are making you feel stressed, they're probably filled with far too many items that are creating that cluttered look you want to avoid.
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Chances Are Your Kitchen Knife Block Is Dirty—here's How And When To Clean It
You add gunk to your knife block each time you put away a knife. Learn how to clean your block so it doesn't become a breeding ground for mold and bacteria.
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Does The Smell Of This Ground Cover Perennial Really Keep Rats Out Of Your Home And Garden?
Warding off rats can be a struggle, especially if they've already set up shop near your home, but some claim that this flowering plant could deter them.
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Easily Declutter Countertops With This Simple Hack For Hiding Small Kitchen Appliances
Use every inch of awkward corner cabinet space to hide your small kitchen appliances while keeping them accessible with this clever countertop-clearing hack.
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The xTool P3: An Industrial-Level 80W CO₂ Laser That's Easy To Use
Perfect for makers and small businesses, xTool's newest AI-powered laser cutter and engraver gives professional results without draining your bank account.
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How To Make Sure Your Hardscaping Doesn't Look Outdated
While hardscaping trends come and go, there are certain ones you should now be avoiding so that your yard doesn't look like it belongs in the past.
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10 Gardening Mistakes That Everyone Makes In The Summer Heat (& What To Do Instead)
High temperatures puts stress on your plants. To help them survive the hot summer, avoid these mistakes around watering, transplanting, fertilizing, and more.
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The Unlikely Type Of Fertilizer That Can Help Your Container Hostas Thrive
Unlike garden-planted hostas, container hostas require extra nutrients to keep them happy and thriving. This surprising fertilizer is a great match.
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A Heat Pump Vs. A Gas Furnace - Do You Need Both, Or Is It A Waste Of Money And Resources?
Hybrid heating systems consist of both a heat pump and gas furnace, offering heating flexibility. But are they a necessity or just a wasteful upgrade?
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It's Time To Retire This Outdated Front Yard Landscape
There are many landscaping shrubs and trees that can lend privacy to your front yard, including one popular shrub that may be more trouble than it's worth.
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Turn Old Glass Jars Into Cute Storage For Clutter-Free Bathroom Countertops
If your bathroom countertop isn't visible under all the clutter, you can free it up by making a storage organizer with old glass jars hiding in your kitchen.
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The 32 Best Self-Seeding Vegetables To Grow In Your Garden
When your flowers bolt or you have over-ripe fruits, you don't have to clear them all out. Leave a few of these reseeding veggies to start your next crop.
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This Tree Could Be A Giveaway That Chip And Joanna Gaines Remodeled Your House
If you're wondering whether Chip and Joanna Gaines remodeled the home you've just purchased some time in the past, take a look out in the yard for a clue.
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The Best Weather Conditions To Pull Weeds In For A Quick & Easy Job
If you have a moderate amount of weeds in your garden, hand-pulling is the way to go, but it can quickly get tiring. These weather conditions make it easier.
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How To Affordably Upgrade An Outdated 2000s Kitchen To Boost The Home's Value
Updating a 2000s kitchen starts with little changes, like replacing certain features with sleek, black alternatives and adding a new finish to larger elements.
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Draw Hummingbirds To Your Garden With One Fragrant Flower They Can't Resist
Hummingbirds are a treat to spot in the garden. If you want to purposefully attract this feathered friend, plant this flower that comes in multiple colors.
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Say Goodbye To Dirty Shower Door Tracks With An Item Hiding In Your Medicine Cabinet
Shower tracks are very prone to dirt buildup and mold growth. But there's a natural solution in your medicine cabinet that can help in cleaning them.
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The Useful Piece Of Decor That You Should Never Overlook
Get tips for repurposing existing bowls or thrifted, unique pieces, regardless of size or style, to add style, storage, and personality to your decor.
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