The Modern, Sleek Alternative To Traditional Fencing
Front gates are there for protection and privacy. Wood and metal options are popular for their classic look and durability, but there is a more stylish choice.
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The Useful Garden Succulent That Can Stand The Winter In Warm, Dry Climates
Living in a warm, arid environment has its advantages in winter, but your options for garden plants are limited. Try this succulent that requires little care.
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Make Use Of An Old Trash Bin With A Simpler DIY Outdoor Cat Shelter Idea
With an old trash bin, some straw, and few key pointers, you can easily DIY an outdoor shelter to keep local community cats safe, happy, and healthy.
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Buying A Pre-Lit IKEA Mirror Vs. Adding Lighting Yourself - Which Is Better?
Light-up mirrors are great for helping you apply makeup or shave in the bathroom. But should you buy a pre-lit one from IKEA or create one yourself?
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10 Smart Ways To Repurpose Jars For Your Plants And Garden In The Winter
While you might not be thinking about anything plant-related in winter, these jar repurposing tips could allow you to keep exercising your green thumb.
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What To Do If A Tree From Your Yard Falls Into The Road Or Sidewalk
When your tree falls onto public space, it's not always clear who's responsible for removal. Discover the steps to take and how to determine responsibility.
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12 Things To Know Before Pressure Washing A Concrete Driveway
Before you set out to clean your driveway, be sure to keep these things in mind so that you avoid damaging yourself or the concrete and have results that last.
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Winterize Your Sliding Glass Door With A Pool Noodle Hack
Who knew a pool noodle could save you from winter’s icy drafts? This simple sliding door hack keeps the cold out, the warmth in, and your energy bill happy.
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The Beautiful Landscape Bush That Creates Stunning Patio Privacy
Want privacy without putting up a fence? This beautiful flowering bush creates a lush, natural screen that turns your patio into a private oasis.
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Signs You May Be Overwatering Your Cherry Tree
Cherry trees bring gorgeous color to your home in fall and spring. So here are signs to look out for to avoid overwatering your beautiful tree.
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Is Lemon Juice Strong Enough To Disinfect Your House? Here's What The Science Says
The fresh scent of lemon juice makes it popular in household cleaners, but some suggest the juice of this citrus fruit is enough to banish bacteria on its own.
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Why Covering Your AC Unit In Winter Is A Recipe For Unwanted Visitors
Outdoor AC units don't need to be covered during the winter. They are durable enough to withstand the harsh weather, and the covering can attract pests.
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The Easy Way To Give Thrift Store Art A Modern, Sleek Touch
You can find bargain prints and paintings at thrift stores, but these pieces don't always blend well with modern decor. There's a simple trick to update them.
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Plant This Gorgeous Shrub As An Alternative To Invasive Burning Bush
Burning bush is a harmful enough invasive plant that it's actually banned in several states. Try this privacy hedge that's great for local wildlife instead.
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Give Your Pedestal Sink A Built-In Cabinet Look On A Budget
Pedestal sinks are easy to install and maintain, but their lack of storage space is a big drawback. Luckily, you can mimic a built-in cabinet around them.
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12 Signs Your Roof Needs Replacing ASAP
We all know that our house's roof has an expiration date. But, how do you know if your roof needs to be replaced right away, or if it just needs some repairs?
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Sidewalks: HOA Or Homeowners Responsibility To Maintain?
Even though you pay your HOA dues, don't assume it'll help fix the damaged sidewalk in front of your home. Here's what to know when it needs maintenance.
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The Unique Bathroom Towel Storage Nate Berkus Uses For A Vintage Feel
Towel storage in the bathroom doesn't have to involve conventional ideas like baskets or rails. HGTV's Nate Berkus opts for a simple idea with vintage charm.
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Whatever You Do, Don't Repot Your Houseplants This Fall
Houseplants can be finicky, and trying to repot them this fall could lead to disease, injury, or death. Learn why this happens and when to repot instead.
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The Countertop Finish That's Set To Take Over Kitchens In 2026
Kitchen trends are shifting in a surprising new direction, and one tactile countertop finish is poised to become the defining look of 2026’s stylish spaces.
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12 Harbor Freight Early Black Friday Tool Deals You'll Want To Know About
If you need to augment your tool arsenal and want to snag some savings, Harbor Freight has some early Black Friday deals on range of top-rated tools.
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The Ugly Lampshade Look That Immediately Dates Your Home
When you think about areas of your home that need an upgrade, chances are lampshades don't enter your mind. Even so, this lampshade style is seriously outdated.
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The Unexpected Fertilizer To Use In Fall That Boosts Soil And Plants All Winter Long
With a gentle balance of nutrients that enhance soil and nourish acid-loving plants in winter, this organic material is a small but mighty garden fertilizer.
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Say Goodbye To The Eyesore Of Washing Machine Hookups With A Simple DIY Solution
Washing machine hookups can ruin the look of a beautifully decorated laundry room, but there's a genius way to disguise them that's easier than you might think.
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Quickly Fix A Cracked Planter Using An Affordable Solution
There's plenty of ways to reuse a broken planter pot. but you might not need to start looking through DIY inspo yet. Here's how to affordably fix your pots.
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The Thrifted Kitchen Essential You Can Turn Into Beautiful Wall Decor
There are plenty of unique items hiding in the thrift store that can be used as beautiful wall decor. One item can be found in the kitchen section.
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7 Types Of Plants That Need Mulch In The Winter
Winter mulching helps regulate soil temperature and protect plant roots — but it's only beneficial to certain types of plants. Here's what to know.
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