These Adorable DIY Coasters Look Good Enough To Eat
Want to make a playful decoration for your home that's also useful? Find out how to form polymer clay into coasters that look like a beloved dessert item.
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Keep Ants Out Of Hummingbird Feeders With Fresh-Smelling Herbs
Ants aren't only annoying pests around the home, they can also keep hummingbirds from visiting your feeder. Here are some ways to keep them away.
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Brown Recluse Vs House Spider: How To Know Which Pest Is Invading Your Space
Brown recluse spiders are a lot more dangerous than American house spiders. Here's how to tell the difference between the harmless spider and the poisonous one.
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Take Backyard Privacy To New Heights With This Smart Design Idea
With this easy design idea, you don't have to install an expensive privacy fence or wait years for hedges to grow to get the privacy you want in your backyard.
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Is Using A Vacuum Cleaner To Remove A Wasp Nest A Genius Idea Or One To Avoid?
If you have a wasp nest on your property, you're probably wanting to get rid of it ASAP. But is using a vacuum cleaner the route you should take?
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HGTV's Jenn Todryk Opts For This Classic Cabinet Color To Brighten Up A Kitchen
When faced with a dark and dreary kitchen, HGTV star Jenn Todryk gave the space a brightening overhaul. Here's the cabinet color that gave it a whole new look.
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The Best Method For Washing Your Body Pillow
Given how much you cuddle your body pillow, it should be no surprise that it collects a lot of your oils and dirt. How can you clean it effectively?
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Will Coffee Grounds Help Aloe Vera Plants Grow Or Just Make Things Worse
Used coffee grounds are a popular fertilizer for home gardens and houseplants, but you might want to rethink adding it to struggling aloe plants.
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Kill Mosquito Larvae In Your Bird Bath With One Secret Ingredient
Birds love bird baths, but so do mosquitoes. However, there's a secret ingredient that's safe for birds but will kill mosquito larvae. Here's what it is.
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Before You Throw Out That Dryer Sheet, Reuse It To Sharpen Dull Scissors
Tossing away a used dryer sheet is routine, not thinking that more can be done with it. Next time, reuse that dryer sheet to sharpen a pair of dull scissors.
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Beautiful Hummingbird-Attracting Plants You'll Wish You Never Grew In Your Yard
Just because a plant appeals to hummingbirds doesn't mean it's right for your yard. Due to their invasive nature and maintenance, it's best to skip these ones.
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The Color Spiders Despise That Deters Them From Your House
Discover whether this color can actually repel spiders from your home. Uncover the truth about this popular theory and learn what experts have to say.
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Dollar Tree's Wooden Cutting Boards Make The Most Stylish Bookholder
This easy DIY project transforms low-cost items from Dollar Tree into a cute and functional bookholder that's perfect for small indoor spaces.
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Why Do People Water Seeds With Warm Water & Should You Try It?
Should your new seeds be watered with warm water? We spoke to House Digest master gardener Tiffany Selvey to find out if this gardening hack actually works.
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14 Ways To Upcycle Glass Jars For A Stylish And Functional Bathroom
You can reuse old glass jars in a wide variety of ways. And, with these upcycling hacks, you can add style and convenient storage to your bathroom.
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Good Bones: Steal Karen & Mina's Repurposing Idea To Add Character To Your Stairs
The wall space beneath your stairs can be a blank slate that you don't know what to do with, but Good Bones has the perfect solution to decorate this area!
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Easily Mop Up Hard-To-Clean Oil Spills With A Surprising Pantry Ingredient
Oil and water are notorious enemies, so washing oil spills out of your floor might seem impossible. However, one food staple can come to your rescue!
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DIY A Charming Birdhouse By Reusing Old Tile Pieces
Repurpose leftover tiles and other small decorative items with this fun DIY. You'll turn a plain old ordinary birdhouse into a mosaic masterpiece.
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Why Do People Use Baking Soda To Deter Chipmunks & Does It Actually Work?
If chipmunks are a problem in your yard or garden, you might want to seek out a natural way to deter them. We spoke to a biologist to see if this hack works.
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The Unusual Potato Hack People Use To Deodorize Their Fridge (& Does It Actually Work)?
While you may have heard of people using baking soda to deodorize the fridge, some have also tried using potatoes. Find out if this trick actually works.
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Transform Your Yard Into A Hauntingly Beautiful Oasis With These Goth Garden Ideas
If you want to create a gorgeous garden but don't like the look of vibrant and colorful tones, learn how to create a dark but beautiful goth garden instead.
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Light Up Your Home This Fall With An Adorable Milk Carton Lantern
Are you ready to make your home cozy for fall? Instead of going out and buying decorations, learn how to make an adorable lantern out of a milk carton.
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Does Hydrogen Peroxide Deter Flies? Our Expert Weighs In
Some claim that hydrogen peroxide will keep flies from invading your space, but does it really work? Our expert gives us his take on this pest control option.
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Read This Before Investing In Heated Hummingbird Feeders
Heated hummingbird feeders are meant to attract the tiny, colorful birds during the cold winter months. Here's what you should know before using them.
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Top-Rated Bathroom Cabinet Manufacturers For Your Next Home Improvement Project
If you're redoing your bathroom and looking for new cabinets to freshen things up, check out our compilation of the top-rated manufacturers for your project.
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The Easiest Way To Reset Your Keurig Coffee Maker After Descaling
Keurig coffee makers have to be descaled from time to time. If you've recently descaled yours, this is how to reset the machine so the warning light turns off.
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Is Using Glue To Seal Fresh Pruning Cuts A Gardening Secret Or Sticky Nightmare?
What should you do for the open cuts on a tree, bush, or plant after you've pruned it? Many suggest using glue, but we'll dive into if it actually works.
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