This Iconic Joanna Gaines Style Is Outdated In 2025
If you've followed Joanna Gaines, you'll be aware of her favorite kitchen makeovers using a popular style which seems to have fallen out of favor in 2025.
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Here's How To Remove Tough Epsom Salt Stains From Your Acrylic Bathtub
Epsom salt often helps people recover, but the residue and colorful stains it sometimes leaves on acrylic tubs are a pain. Here's what you need to remove them.
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The One Decor David Bromstad Always Splurges On
Since this decor item is often the focal point of a room and you’ll spend so much of your time on it, David Bromstad believes it’s worth a high price tag.
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10 Beautiful Privacy Shrubs You'll Want To Grow Right Next To Your Windows
Privacy shrubs don't have to be strictly functional, especially when next to your window. These 10 shrubs afford a lovely view while keeping peepers at bay.
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Transform Dollar Tree Bath Mats Into A Stunning Light Feature With One Easy Hack
You don't have to break the bank to add a touch of glam to your space. Illuminate bare walls by turning a bath mat from Dollar Tree into a chic wall sconce.
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Why Your Garage Suddenly Smells Like Gas (And How To Fix It)
It's pretty alarming if your garage reeks of gasoline. How worried should you be, and what's the cause? Spills and leaks are the first thing to inspect.
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The Chic And Simple IKEA Decor Hack That Will Instantly Beautify Your Home
Find out which two IKEA products can be used to create a show-stopping centerpiece on a budget. The hack couldn't be easier and requires zero DIY skills.
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The Easy Way To Naturally Keep Most Pests Away From Your Kale Plants
Learn how to protect your kale from pests naturally with one simple method that’s affordable, effective, and keeps plants healthy all season long.
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The Lifetime Warranty Hack You Should Know About Harbor Freight Tools
Maximize your investment with this insider hack for Harbor Freight's lifetime warranty! Get tips on how to protect your investments and shop smarter for tools.
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The Valuable Vintage '80s Wall Art You Can Snag At The Thrift Store (If You're Lucky)
These vintage prints could add an element of kitschy pop art to your living room or gallery wall, but they're much rarer than you might realize.
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Green Paint Shades That Won't Scream Millennial Cringe
Green is still in style, but to keep it up-to-date, stay away from green paint with gray undertones. These shades have been overdone and no longer feel fresh.
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Why You Should Be Planting Asters In August
Asters' lifecycle and blooming times make them an excellent choice for planting in the garden in August — especially if you're looking to add fall color.
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Keep Weeds Out Of Your Garden Beds With A Low-Growing Ground Cover Butterflies Love
This ground cover's leaves act as a home for butterfly larvae, while its flowers feed the adults. As a bonus, it will outcompete weeds and keep them at bay.
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32 '80s Home Decor Trends That Are Begging For A Comeback
Many trends from the 1980s still make us shudder, but some are due for a comeback. Try glam 80's-inspired pieces alongside modern decor for a vintage chic look.
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The Table Ingredient That Can Help You Get Rid Of Spiders (But There's A Catch)
This pantry staple has dehydrating properties that can affect a spider’s exoskeleton, but remember to use it alongside another essential ingredient.
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Unclog A Toilet Without A Plunger Using A Simple Kitchen Essential
Stop struggling with your plunger and give this easy hack a try with a staple you undoubtedly have on hand — but, overdoing it can be harmful after a while.
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Say Goodbye To Patchy Grass: Here's The Best Time Of Year To Reseed Your Lawn
If your lawn suffers from bare patches, here's when you should consider reseeding and how often to do it. Keep in mind, there are two different ways to reseed.
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The Lipstick Stain Cleaning Hack That's Hiding In Your Kitchen
Next time you get lipstick on your clothes, consider grabbing this item from the kitchen — and no, it's not vinegar or baking soda. Here's what to know.
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Green Cabinets Are Trending But Steer Clear Of This Shade
Green remains a trending choice for kitchen cabinets. However, this iconic 1950s shade has finally become outdated after years of popularity.
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Pesky Armyworms Are Attacking Kansas Yards & Gardens. Here's What You Can Do
If your lawn is looking worse for wear, you may have pesky armyworms residing in your yard. The good news is you can save your grass.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Cast Iron On A Glass Stovetop
Cast iron has been a dependable cookware material for centuries, while glass stovetops are much newer — and the two aren't always compatible.
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Always Unplug These Kitchen Appliances When A Storm Is Coming
Experts say you should unplug these kitchen appliances if a storm is approaching — failure to do so might overload them and cause serious damage or a fire.
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Here's How Joanna Gaines Uses Pea Gravel To Make Her Garden Pop
Joanna Gaines uses pea gravel in her own garden to make her raised flowerbeds pop — and you can too, with a few tips and some guidance from Gaines.
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The Drought-Tolerant Plant That Could Survive Any Hot Yard
Landscaping in a desert environment can come with difficult limitations, but this plant can survive the heat and droughts while beautifying your outdoor space.
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The European Kitchen Storage Staple That IKEA Needs To Bring Back To The US
IKEA used to have a kitchen storage staple, but it hasn't been in U.S. stores since 2003. Here are some options for what to use in its place.
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We Used Lemon Juice To Banish Weeds From A Gravel Driveway. Was It Worth The Squeeze?
Keen to wipe out weeds without using chemicals? You've probably heard about lemon juice. We put this theory to the test by spraying it on a weedy driveway.
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Keep Moles Out Of Your Yard With The Help Of These 8 Plants They Cannot Stand
Moles rely on their sense of smell to find food underground, so plants with strong scents are a great deterrent, as are those that are toxic.
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