DIYer Proves Vintage Thrift Store Knick-Knacks Make Charming Planters
Get some DIY inspiration for your houseplant collection and turn vintage thrift store knick-knacks into charming planter pots using these TikTok tips.
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Say Goodbye To Kitchen Clutter By Organizing This Overlooked Spot
Kitchen clutter can easily teeter the line of out of control, and while this one spot is especially prone to chaos, there is a simple solution.
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Why Using The Same Laundry Setting Doesn't Work Anymore
Still loyal to that one “go-to” wash setting? As clothing trends change, so should your laundry settings. Here’s why the same old cycle just doesn’t cut it.
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The Best Types Of Ornamental Grasses To Hide An Electrical Box Eyesore
Clunky electrical boxes can ruin the look of an otherwise beautifully designed front yard. Grasses provide a soft, natural, and affordable way to disguise them.
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How To Choose A Doormat That Can Actually Handle Life With Dogs
Becoming a dog owner means not only adjusting your schedule but also sometimes adjusting the products you own, like your doormat. Here's what to look for.
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Signs Your Well Is Running Out Of Water (& What To Do)
If you rely on well water for your basic daily needs, you want to make sure that the flow stays consistent. Here are the warning signs to watch out for.
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15 Features Of A Luxury Kitchen Design
These built-in features, premium materials, conveniences, and custom installs are some of the things than can transform a regular kitchen into a luxury space.
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Want A Bonsai Collection? Here's How To Choose The Best Plant To Start From
Bonsai trees are more like a piece of living art than a houseplant. Choosing the right tree or shrub to cultivate makes all the difference in looks and success.
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What It Means If You See A Glass Window On The Inside Of A Vintage House
Have you ever been inside an old house and seen windows with views into other rooms rather than outdoors? These interior windows served a purpose.
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13 Creative Ways To Upcycle A Vintage Thrift Store Quilt Rack
With fewer people quilting and displaying quilts, display racks are less frequently used in the home. Quilt racks have a lot of other uses if you're creative.
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Harbor Freight's Popular Mini Toolbox Gets New Colors For Those Who Want To Go Bold
Harbor Freight’s fan-favorite mini toolbox just got a vibrant, lively color upgrade. If you’re ready to go bold, this tiny classic now makes bigger statement.
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Attract More Pollinators By Growing These Herbs Next To Catmint
Catmint is a well-known pollinator magnet among gardeners looking to attract wildlife. Boost its potential by planting it with other herbs beloved by bees.
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The Quick & Easy Way Lyndsay Lamb Gives Bathrooms An Affordable Upgrade
HGTV presenter and interior designer Lyndsay Lamb updated her bathroom with a cost-effective switch that you can easily do yourself with a few simple tools.
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Save Your Money On Pottery Barn's Toilet Paper Holder: Hobby Lobby Has A Nearly Identical Dupe
Dupe culture is where people find cheap stand-ins for trendy home décor. Here, Hobby Lobby challenges Pottery Barn over a woven basket toilet paper holder.
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8 Handy Hacks That Make Hanging Photos A Breeze
Hanging photos shouldn't be as difficult as it is, but alas, such is life. Thankfully, there are easy ways to make it less frustrating.
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Juicy Fruit Seeds To Start Now For An Earlier Spring Harvest
Get a headstart on your springtime harvest with indoor seed sowing now. Aside from the right tools, you'll also need the right kinds of fruit seeds to plant.
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10 Tips To Make Kitchen Cabinet Storage Look Built-In For A Custom Luxury Design
A dash of personalization can not only make your outdated kitchen cabinets feel like an extension of your personality, but also improve their functionality.
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How To Season A Carbon Steel Pan Like An Absolute Pro
Carbon steel pans need to be seasoned to create a non-stick coating, which unlocks the cookware's full potential. Try the stovetop or the oven method.
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The Sturdy Shoe Rack You Can Build Using Scrap Wood
One of the best ways to keep your shoes organized is by having a proper shoe rack. You don't have to buy one, though; you can simply build one from scrap wood.
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Best Tips For Attracting Owls To Your Yard (& The Benefits)
Owls aren't just majestic to encounter, but they can also be beneficial to your yard. To attract more, check out these simple tips you can implement today.
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Wait, Why Are People On TikTok Sucking On Their Garden Seeds?
Gardener on TikTok? You've likely come across signature planting, where people suck on seeds before planting them. Baffled by why they do it? You're not alone.
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Don't Let Your Old Kindle Collect Dust - Use It For This Practical Kitchen Upgrade
Kindles are great for reading books, but their usefulness doesn't stop there! Use them for this kitchen upgrade, and you'll wonder how you lived without it.
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Hate The Empty Space Above Your Kitchen Cabinets? Hide It With A Trendy Art Piece
There are plenty of ways to fill the space that exists above your kitchen cabinets, and fortunately, some of them are a little more stylish than others.
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Smart Ways To Use A Common Kitchen Storage Rack In Other Areas Of Your Home
Despite what the name may suggest, a kitchen storage rack doesn't have to stay in one room in your house. Just look at these other incredible uses.
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The Fertilizer Made Of A Popular Leftover Kitchen Scrap That Boosts Your Citrus Tree Harvest
Are you always on the lookout for ways to save in the garden? You can use a cooking byproduct to feed citrus trees, whether you grow them indoors or out.
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Don't Toss Old Food Storage Containers: Turn Them Into A Bird Waterer
Old plastic containers often get tossed without a second thought. With a few simple steps, they can become a functional feature that supports local wildlife.
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The Biggest Mistakes That Are Keeping Owls Away From Your Yard (And How To Fix Them)
Owls are beneficial garden visitors — they eat the critters that plague our plants. To attract them (and keep them around) you may need to make some changes.
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