The Seemingly Harmless Mistake To Avoid With Garden Rosemary (And What To Do Instead)
Growing rosemary in your garden is a great way to have this delicious herb on hand. However, it's important to avoid this seemingly harmless mistake.
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The Toilet Paper Hack That Cleans Moldy Grout Without Scrubbing
The worst part of cleaning moldy grout is the scrubbing involved, but with this simple toilet paper hack, a lot less elbow grease is required.
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Give Your Laundry Basket A Chic DIY Upgrade That You'll Actually Love Looking At
Do you want to transform your laundry basket from drab to fab? Follow the instructions of this DIY that will give your basket a chic upgrade.
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The Bedroom Furniture HGTV Stars Can't Get Enough Of
Simple and elegant, this almost 400-year-old trend bedroom furniture piece is making a comeback and grabbing the attention of a number of HGTV stars.
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Choose The Best Mulch For Winter Flower Beds With These Tips
Preparing your garden for the winter can often lead to a healthier one come spring. Before winterizing your flower beds, find out how to choose the best mulch.
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DIY Rustic Decoupage Wall Decor Using An Old Window
Have an old window lying around? Turn it into a creative piece of rustic decoupage home decor with this easy hack that uses only a few materials.
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Transform A Sushi Mat Into The Perfect Organizer For Makeup Brushes
Wondering how a sushi mat can possibly organize your makeup brushes? This DIY hack will transform a kitchen accessory into the ultimate storage solution.
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Stunning Ideas For Using Glow In The Dark Pavers In Your Landscape
Glow-in-the-dark pavers can create a stunning statement in your landscape. These ideas can inspire you to create a unique and illuminated outdoor space.
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11 Household Items You Could Be Upcycling For Your Pets
Are your pets in need of new toys? Rather than purchasing expensive products at the store, why not try creating adorable DIY alternatives? Here's how.
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HGTV's Mike Holmes Says Hardwood Flooring Should Never Be Installed In One Area
There's a spot in the house where you might be tempted to install hardwood flooring, but according to HGTV's Mike Holmes, doing so is just asking for trouble.
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How To Provide Access To Fresh Water For Backyard Birds In Winter
Access to fresh water can be difficult for garden birds to come by in winter, but you can help your feathered friends with this simple backyard solution.
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Modern Farmhouse Design Inspo From Popular HGTV Stars
The modern farmhouse aesthetic took the design world by storm this past decade. And these popular HGTV stars have implemented it in some inspiring ways.
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Why You Should Prioritize Having A Custom Laundry Room In Your House
You may think renovating your laundry room is unnecessary, but our interior design expert begs to differ. Find out why this room should actually be a priority.
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10 Easy-To-Grow Vines That Are Perfect For Your Balcony Or Patio
Whether you have a decorated patio or a neglected balcony, vining plants can further beautify your outdoor space. Choose from nearly a dozen easy-grow options.
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Add A Cozy Breakfast Bar To Your Kitchen With Inspo From HGTV's Unsellable Houses
Do you want to add a cute and cozy breakfast bar to your kitchen? The stars of "Unsellable Houses" show us how to create one, even in a compact space.
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What To Look For When Finding A Privacy Window Film That Works At Night
Adding a window tint to your home can greatly increase your privacy, but most are ineffective at night. Here's what you need if you want all-day protection.
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Turn Your Empty Perfume Bottles Into An Adorable DIY Vase
If you've got a collection of perfume bottles that you've completely emptied, then some simple DIY hacks will let you turn them into adorable flower vases.
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The Easy Trick That Hides Wallpaper Seams For A Flawless Design
Patterned wallpapers are notoriously difficult to match up, but if you're dealing with an awkward seam, this clever trick can help disguise the transition.
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Here's An Easy Way To Safely Dismantle Wood Pallets Without Damaging The Boards
Wood pallets are a great source of reclaimed wood, but actually getting the wood can be a hassle. Fortunately, there is an easier way to dismantle pallets.
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Companion Plants That Thrive Near Fast-Growing Candytuft Ground Cover
Candytuft is a gorgeous ground cover that handily fills in your garden's bare spots. For even more visual interest, grow it with these companion plants.
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What To Know Before Designing A Kitchen Around Waterfall Countertops
Waterfall countertops are a striking way to add visual appeal to your kitchen. But before installing them, here are a few things you should know.
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Bring Winter Inside With Adorable Dollar Tree DIY Snowman Decor
Want to make your home look like a winter wonderland? Check out how to make a simple snowman decoration out of inexpensive items from Dollar Tree.
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5 Disadvantages Of Vinyl Siding You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
Vinyl's durability has improved over the decades, and it's less expensive than many other kinds of siding. But like any material, it has its down sides.
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Yes, The Direction Of Your Blinds Matters. Here's The Correct Way
When you close your blinds, consider their direction. While it might seem insignificant, the way you orient them can affect how they perform.
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The No-Fuss Modern DIY Storage Shelves That Are Thick And Adjustable
Do you want attractive storage that's also customizable and versatile? This DIY shelf project results in a modern unit that's both sturdy and adjustable.
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The Root Rot Prevention Hack That Just Needs A Little Rope
Root rot is a deadly condition that affects overwatered plants. Luckily, this simple rope trick can save your plant and prevent root rot from taking over.
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The Downsides Of Using Pegboards For Tool Storage (And What To Do Instead)
Pegboards have long been a favorite for garage organization, especially for homeowners with a lot of tools, but there is a better (and more stable) method.
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