DIYer Turns Thrifted Bubblegum Machine Into Cute Kitchen Decor With A Functional Twist
If the sight of a gumball machine takes you back to your childhood, here's how to upcycle one and turn it into a whimsical decor piece for your kitchen.
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The Once Timeless Color Palette That Can Make Your Home Feel Dated
It’s a home décor color scheme that was seen as safe and classic but now comes across as just plain boring. Try these tips to liven up your space.
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9 DeWalt Tools To Buy Before Winter
Before winter, it's a good time to buy snow tools—like shovels and blowers—and cold-weather gear, like thermal gloves. Here are 9 DeWalt tools to consider.
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Fall-Germinating And Fast-Growing Weeds To Tackle Now Before They Spread
Fall may seem quiet in the garden, but some weeds are just getting started. Certain species thrive now, making this the season to act before they gain ground.
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Goodbye, Kitchen Appliance Clutter – This Dollar Tree Trick Keeps It All Neat & Organized
If you have a lot of small appliances, all with their own accessories, here's a clever way to keep them organized with supplies from Dollar Tree.
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Installing Your Own Linoleum Floor? Signs It's Time To Call In The Pros
Linoleum flooring is affordable, and in many cases, DIY friendly. If you're dealing with a more technical install, however, it's better to leave it to a pro.
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Ditch The Old-School Rake: 7 Easier Ways To Remove Leaves
Raking fallen leaves from your yard is always a time-consuming and exhaustive task. These 7 removal ideas might make that chore a bit easier.
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Why You Should Always Wash Your Hands After Touching Your Peace Lily
For all their grace and elegance, peace lilies have a darker side that can leave you uncomfortable if you don't wash your hands after handling them.
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The Affordable Hack That Gets Your Damp Shoes Dry In No Time (No Dryer Required)
There are few things more uncomfortable than damp footwear, but sometimes there isn't time to wait for them to dry. Speed up the process with this easy hack.
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Why People Think This Popular Power Tool Battery Brand Is Worth Buying
When you invest in power tool batteries, there's no room to play. We took a look at 15 manufacturers and found that this brand is rated higher than most others.
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10 Spots In The Kitchen Everyone Forgets To Degrease
Regularly wiping your stove and countertops isn't enough to keep your kitchen clean. If you don't know what to degrease, you may have missed these 10 spots.
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What Pest Is Laying Eggs On Your Garden Plants
If you want to stop pest infestations in the garden early, it's necessary to be equipped with the knowledge to identify their eggs and effective treatments.
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12 Herbs That Are Easy For Even The Most Forgetful People To Grow
Just because you don't keep your plants top of mind, doesn't mean you can't grow them. Many herbs practically thrive on neglect, making them foolproof options.
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The World Record For Largest Green Squash Has Been Broken. Meet The Man Who Grew It
Fall harvests bring fruits and vegetables of all shapes and sizes. While fresh produce is delicious, most won't be as filling as one Rhode Island farmer's.
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The Flower Bed Trend That We Hope We Stop Seeing In 2026
Flower beds have long been a staple element in most gardens. While groups of blooms aren't going anywhere, trends indicate that their purpose may be changing.
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Reviewers Say To Think Twice Before Buying These 7 DeWalt Tools
DeWalt has a great reputation, but even the best brands sometimes have misses. Whether they're unreliable or difficult to use, these tools are best avoided.
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Avoid Storing These 15 Common Items In Clear Plastic Bags At All Costs
While you might not be able to ditch clear plastic bags entirely yet, storing some of these items in it can be dangerous to you or your property.
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The Outdated Bedding Trend That's Making A Big Comeback
As they say, everything in the past makes a style comeback sooner or later and this frilly, feminine bedroom decoration trend is no exception.
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The Very Best Timing For Dividing Perennials In Fall
Strong spring blooms start with one essential step in fall. Knowing when to divide your perennials ensures healthier roots and longer-lasting plants.
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How To Remove A Broccoli Smell From Your Kitchen
The sulfur in broccoli creates a bad smell when you cook it. Changes to how you prep and cook the broccoli and clean up afterwards can minimize the smell.
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8 Budget-Friendly Toilet Paper Storage Ideas Using Thrift Store Finds
It's called a throne, but that doesn't mean you need to spend a fortune for toilet paper storage. Here are some fun and thrifty ideas for your T.P. reserve.
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Does Mixing Bay Leaves And Baking Soda Really Eliminate Odors? Here's What To Know
Baking soda is known for its odor-neutralizing capabilities, but does combining it with bay leaves actually make a difference in deodorizing your home?
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7 Ancient AC Techniques That Cool Your Home And Lower Your Bill
Looking for budget-friendly ways to cool your space without raising your electricity bill? Take inspiration from these ancient AC techniques that still work.
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The Kitchen Essential You Should Avoid Cleaning With A Sponge At All Costs
If you use a sponge to clean this kitchen essential, you are at risk of cross contamination, potentially exposing your family to Salmonella and E. coli.
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10 HomeGoods Fall Finds That Aren't Worth Buying, According To Shoppers
HomeGoods’ aisles are packed for fall, but not everything deserves a spot in your cart. Some festive finds may be more trouble than they’re worth.
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Can Storing Plants In Your Garage Help Protect Against Frost Damage?
In places with frigid winters—think Maine, Minnesota, Montana—frost damage will kill your outdoor potted plants. But what if you store them in your garage?
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The Real Reason Your Smoke Alarm Goes Off Randomly At Night (& How To Prevent It)
A chirping smoke alarm often indicates a low battery. When it happens at night, it could be an environmental issue affecting the device's performance.
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