Steel wool may not be the first material that comes to mind for cleaning soap scum off shower doors, but used properly, it could become your new favorite tool.
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Read MoreVisiting Amsterdam's tulip fields in the spring is a bucket-list item for many. Find out which garden to visit and when to get tickets to this sell-out event.
Read MoreEpsom salt can be used for all kinds of genius purposes in your home and garden, but it could ruin one of your most essential kitchen must-haves.
Read MoreBring long-lasting color to your garden with a heat-loving perennial that blooms into fall, offering fragrance, resilience, and low-maintenance care.
Read MoreCleaning your lawn mower can keep its parts moving smoothly and help extend its life, but following proper protocol is necessary for safety reasons.
Read MorePine needles offer a natural mulch option that helps retain moisture, control soil temperature, and reduce erosion. However, pine mulch can cause some risks.
Read MoreStop by Dollar Tree for a delightful candleholder to reuse throughout the year, adding only simple DIY decorations to create a charming seasonal accent.
Read MoreYou can repel mosquitoes while attracting beneficial pollinators to your yard with this beautiful blooming flower that loves sun and thrives in heat.
Read MoreIt may seem complicated at first, but once you learn how the pros wrap their long electric cords to keep them organized, you'll likely never look back.
Read MoreEven if your neighbor's junk is technically on your property, moving it without their permission could get you into trouble — thankfully, you have options.
Read MoreWhile ground covers offer benefits, such as attracting pollinators and preventing weeds, they do have drawbacks. Get tips on choosing the best options.
Read MoreVintage decor, from gilded frames and mirrors to animal sculptures and multi-colored rugs, is easy to incorporate into your maximalist home with these 19 ways.
Read MoreAmerica's largest botanical garden treats gardening enthusiasts to over 1,000 acres filled with old-world beauty, nature sanctuaries, conservatories, and more.
Read MoreKnowing when in the year to prune your cherry tree is a vital orchard skill that isn't just about abundant fruit; it also ensures a healthy, well-shaped shrub.
Read MoreDo you want to create an HGTV-worthy bathroom? From the right countertops to the type of shower, these are Mike Holmes' go-to design choices.
Read MoreStoring beach towels can be annoying because their large size takes a lot of space. But this hack is the space-saving folding method you've been waiting for.
Read MoreEven though hydrangeas are the stars of your flower garden with their gorgeous blooms, there's one perfect companion plant that will happily play a support role
Read MoreBathroom trash cans are overlooked a lot, which is why it could take months before you realize they need cleaning. Here's how to handle it with vinegar.
Read MoreAre you looking for a new flowering addition to your container garden collection? This unusual sunflower cultivar is particularly cheerful and thrives in a pot.
Read MoreMushrooms aren't necessarily a bad thing to have in your yard, but if you're looking to remove them, this simple trick will make them disappear.
Read MoreIf your cucumbers are flowering but not producing fruit, your yard might lack beneficial pollinators. Here's how to pollinate by hand to ensure a hearty crop.
Read MoreTrim colors are evolving, and designers are embracing a bold new alternative to white. This shade transforms rooms with warmth, depth, and timeless style.
Read MoreThere's a flower that smells so sweet it will attract native pollinators like swallowtails to your yard. And, bonus, it does well in pots on a patio or balcony.
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