The IKEA Storage Solution That Makes The Most Out Of Limited Entryway Space
The entryway to most homes isn't exactly huge, which means storage space is often limited. Luckily, IKEA has a storage solution that's practically perfect.
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Is This Garden Staple The Key To Ridding Your Yard Of Mosquitoes?
This common garden staple does more than just look pretty. It can also help get rid of mosquitoes at the source, and is a food-grade, safe solution.
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Avoid Common Mistakes When Buying A Laundry Curtain
Laundry curtains tuck your unappealing washing and dryer machines behind adorable curtains. Sounds simple, but avoid making these common mistakes when buying.
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How Sherwin William's Cozy 2025 Color Of The Year Can Add Luxury To Your Bedroom
When it comes to enhancing your bedroom with luxurious tones, Sherwin-Williams' Cozy 2025 Color of the Year stands out as a top choice to elevate your space.
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How To Start Your Own In-Ground Vermicompost Bin For Your Garden Beds
If keeping a giant bin of worms in your home scares you, in-ground vermicomposting offers the same benefits buried in your garden bed and on a smaller scale.
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Do The Pros Of Gravel Landscape Outweigh The Cons? Here's What We Know
Gravel landscape can be great for your outdoor area, considering its many benefits. However, depending on your needs, the downsides can play a major part.
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Is A Permit Required To Install A French Drain? Here's What We Know
If you're wondering whether your French drain project needs a permit, the answer isn't always clear. Here's what to know before starting the project.
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Nate Berkus & Jeremiah Brent Ditched Dark Black Cabinets For A Refreshing Alternative
Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent know how to reinvent their surroundings, and they made a radical, beautiful change to their kitchen cabinets.
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Will A Penny Really Revive Your Floral Arrangement?
Popping a penny into a vase of flowers is a hack that's been circulating for years, but is there any scientific basis behind this trick for fresh blooms?
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DIY Furniture Pads That Will Keep Your Hardwood Floors Looking Clean
Felt furniture pads are a popular option to protect wood floors. They do the job, but they also collect hair. These DIY furniture pads will do the job neatly.
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An Overripe Banana Is The Secret To Attracting More Hummingbirds To Your Yard
If you love watching hummingbirds, attract them to your yard with overripe bananas. Here's how to do it, why it works so well, and important things to consider.
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The Creative Way To Reuse A Coffee Mug Holder In Your Yard
If you've got an old mug holder that's no longer being used, don't throw it out. These mug trees can be repurposed in the garden with a few additional items.
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The Real Reason Your House Has Such Low Ceilings
Does your living space feel closed in due to low ceilings? We asked an expert why some homes have low ceilings and how to make them feel higher.
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Upcycle An Old Belt And Glass Jar Into The Coolest Decor To Beautify Your Home
There are several creative ways to repurpose your old belts, but this upcycle pairing with a glass jar could make for a unique piece of decor for your home.
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All The Ways You Can Use Gravel In Your Yard
There are so many ways to use gravel to beautify and improve your landscaping. Take a look at some gravel projects you can take on in your own yard.
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Skip The Paint And Try A Refreshing Design Alternative For Your Accent Wall Instead
You might think that paint is the only way to make an accent wall pop, but there are other alternatives for creating a focal point that really shines.
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Is It Better To Mount Your Window Shades Inside Or Outside?
Window shades will transform a room, but the way you mount them dictates the final look. Find out if mounting shades inside or outside the frame is best.
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Reuse Cardboard To Create A Unique Coffee Table On A Budget
Leftover cardboard boxes can pile up into an avalanche before you know it, but why not reinvent them with this super cool DIY cardboard coffee table?
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How To Care For A Shamrock Plant
Even among the huge variety of houseplants, the shamrock plant still manages to stand out. If you want to add one to your collection, here are some care tips.
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Transform Toilet Paper Rolls Into A Beautiful Faux Pottery Planter
When your planter is looking shabby, but it's not time to repot your greenery, this DIY craft can cover the ugly planter with just a few basic supplies.
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How To Add Depth And Dimension To Your Space With Simple Sheer Curtains
Curtains can be both functional and stylish, especially if you know which kind to get. Here's how to add depth and dimension to your space with sheer curtains.
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8 Ways To Use A Dollar Tree Lazy Susan To Organize Clutter Around Your Home
Dollar Tree's lazy Susan is a low-cost product with tons of DIY potential. Here are ways you can use one to create organizational tools for multiple areas.
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How To Turn A Short Garden Fence Into One That Keeps Deer Out
If you've got a problem with deer sneaking into your yard and destroying your plants, the solution might be easier than you think with this fence alteration.
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DIY Stunning Garden Stakes That Bedazzle Your Garden And Catch The Sun
Creating stunning garden stakes for your outdoor space. With a few DIY techniques, design beautiful pieces that bedazzle your garden by catching the sun.
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A Dollar Tree Toilet Plunger Becomes Beautiful Decor With An Easy DIY
Sometimes the most unseemly items can be upcycled into something beautiful, such as a toilet plunger from Dollar Tree. Here's how to turn it into decor.
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How To Replace A Loose Toilet Paper Holder With A More Durable Alternative
If your toilet paper holder is coming loose, repair the problem before it causes damage to your wall. This simple product will ensure it stays put.
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Reuse The Leftovers From Your Ground Cherries To Make Ethereal Fairy Lights
Don't throw away the papery husk on the outside of each ground cherry. Instead, repurpose these delicate items into a gorgeous fairy light decoration.
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