Should You Be Spraying For Bugs In The Fall?
Summer is most associated with outdoor pests. But as cold settles in, pests may seek shelter inside your home. Stop these infestations before they start.
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The Expensive Kitchen Countertop Home Buyers Won't Want In 2026
Kitchen countertops are a difficult choice, because you could be looking at them for another decade. Here's why one material is falling out of favor.
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How To Help Your Pepper Plants Survive Winter So They Thrive Come Spring
Although grown as annuals in many parts of the U.S., pepper plants are actually perennials and can be overwintered so they get off to a good start in spring.
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Say Goodbye To Cabinet Clutter: Martha Stewart's Smart Tip For Storing Baking Sheets
Baking sheets are hard to store, often resulting in a leaning tower of cookie trays precariously balanced on a shelf. Luckily, Martha Stewart has a better way.
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This Thrift Store Aisle Is The Unexpected Place To Find Unique Wall Art
Large pieces of wall art can get expensive, but looking at a common home item from a different perspective will allow you to expand your selection.
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How To Tell If Your Type Of Home Is At Risk For Earthquake Damage
Earthquakes are beyond our control, but you can ensure your home is as protected as possible. The type of home you have can impact the precautionary measures.
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Care For Black-Eyed Susans In The Fall For Bigger And Better Blooms Next Year
Black-eyed Susans are stunning perennials that add so much charm to your garden. Here's what to do in the fall to ensure you're rewarded with lots of blooms.
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The 80s Decor Item You're About To See On Kitchen Countertops Again
If vintage classics are your jam, you're going to love the reemergence of this iconic kitchenware that probably graced the surface of your grandma's countertop.
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People With High-End Decor Taste Always Use These Design Elements
High-end design elements aren't exclusive to spacious or luxury homes — you can easily incorporate them into any type of house without breaking the bank.
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The Kitchen Essential That'll Make Cleaning Candle Spills Easier
Easily clean up candle spills with this item you likely already have in your home. It helps lift the wax without damaging the hard surface it's dried on.
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Clean Up Your Garden Now To Prevent One Nasty Stinging Pest This Spring
It's the one insect no one wants to see in their garden. And since they're asleep all winter, now is the time to take prevention steps — here's what to do.
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Why Some Homeowners Might Choose To Keep Their Outdated Popcorn Ceilings
Popcorn ceilings are mostly, but not entirely, disliked. The reasons why a homeowner might keep them intact could be wholly personal or more practical.
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How To Turn The Eyesore Of A Downspout Into An Elegant Landscaping Feature
If looking at your downspout leaves you less than impressed, here's a clever DIY that can transform it from an eyesore into a gorgeous landscape feature.
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Make A Candle Holder That Looks So High End With A Dollar Tree DIY
With a simple wood box as a base, this creative DIY allows for an effortlessly stylish candle holder using a few Dollar Tree decor pieces and some spray paint.
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15 Items You Can Declutter From Your Coat Closet For A More Organized Space
Your coat closet is a spot that can get cluttered quickly. Here's how to purge unneeded items and bring order to the essentials for a streamlined storage space.
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Invasive And Harmful Pests Your Boxwood Tree Might Be Attracting
Some of these harmful pests cause severe damage via brown, blistered, or swollen leaves, while others lay eggs that voraciously much on your boxwood.
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Woman's Simple IKEA Storage Trick Keeps Dirty Garden Shoes Tidy And Off The Floor
Garden shoes tend to pile up at back doors, thrown off by tired gardeners or play weary kids. Build an outdoor bin for them with this clever IKEA storage hack.
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Carports Vs Garages: How Do You Choose The Best Option For Your Needs?
When it comes to deciding whether a garage or a simple carport will suit your needs, choosing the best option requires careful thought about the intended use.
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Make Massive Halloween Chocolate Bar Decor With A Fun Dollar Tree DIY
If you want to make a mouth-watering statement with your Halloween decorations, why not make this easy and fun DIY using supplies from Dollar Tree?
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The Beautiful Illinois Flower Saved From The Brink Of Extinction
This Illinois flower almost went extinct recently because of invasive plants taking over its habitat. Here is how conservation efforts saved it from the brink.
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This Common Item Is The Perfect Accessory Storage Solution—and It May Be In Your House Right Now
Can your organized accessories era start with an item that's already in your house? Finesse your finishing touches with the perfect accessory storage solution.
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The Best Time Of Year To Buy DeWalt Tools (And Save Big)
DeWalt tools are great quality, but building a collection can be expensive. Wait for these special sales and promotions if you want to save money.
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Add Amazing Fall Color To Your Yard With This Stunning Fruit-Producing Perennial
For a yard full of fall colors, don't just look to foliage to fill your need. Perennials that produce fruit can also be a great source of autumn color.
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If You Grew Up In The 60s, Check If You Still Have This Valuable Bakeware
Owners of bakeware from the '60s might be sitting on a hidden gem. Find out which vintage pieces collectors are hunting for and how much they could be worth.
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The One Way You Should Never Clean A Glass Stovetop
The flat surface of a glass stovetop makes it easier to clean any spills, but you probably shouldn't reach for this common item to sop up the mess. Here's why.
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What Makes The Architecture Of NY Brownstones So Iconic?
Brownstones are synonymous with New York City, and these recognizable townhomes that now creep into the millions of dollars carry plenty of history.
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How To Prep Your Oregano Plants For Winter So They Come Back Thriving In Spring
Oregano plants are typically hardy down to zone 4, but no matter how cold your region is, you can keep them alive until spring with these winter prep tips.
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