Glass Jars Are The Hero Of The Garden When You Use Them Like This
Have some empty glass jars that you want to repurpose in the garden? Find out a simple way they could be beneficial when growing plants from seeds or seedlings.
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Essential Tips To Consider When Adding Can Lights To Your Living Room
If you're planning to use recessed lighting in your living room, be sure to take these things into consideration depending on your lighting goals.
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The Benefits Of Airing Out Your Home (And How Often You Should Do It)
If you only air out your home on occasion, then listen up: There are many health benefits to regularly opening windows - and here's how often you should do it.
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7 Genius TikTok Gardening Hacks To Try (And 2 To Avoid)
Check out some of the best, easiest, and most genius TikTok hacks to help your garden flourish, as well as a couple hacks that you should avoid.
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The Heat-Tolerant Ground Cover That Can Fill In Patchy Grass Spots In Your Lawn
Say goodbye to grass and say hello to a new yard. This ground cover plant is tolerant to heat and drought, which makes it a good option for a bare, patchy lawn.
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The Property Brothers Issue A Word Of Warning About All-White Interior Design
All-white home interiors have been popular for a while now, but the Property Brothers have advice for homeowners on how to avoid overdoing it.
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Turn Toilet Paper Into A Showstopping Flower Canopy With This Simple & Stunning DIY
Do you love dainty, floral home decor items? Try making your own flower bunches to attach to your bedroom's canopy out of just toilet paper and some string.
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The All-Natural DIY Cinnamon Solution That Combats Funky Household Odors
If you want to get rid of strange odors in your home, this super simple cinnamon mixture should do the trick. You only need a few ingredients.
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Helpful Tips For Finding The Best Large Mirror For Your Living Room
Are you looking for the perfect big mirror for your living room? Here, a house staging expert provides top-notch advice exclusively to House Digest.
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The Best Time To Use 10-10-10 Fertilizer For Your Lawn Depends On Two Key Factors
If your lawn isn't looking great, it may be time to give it a dose of 10-10-10 fertilizer. Follow these two tips to know when the best time is to apply it.
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How To Get Rid Of Your Old Washer And Dryer
If you've got an old washer dryer that's ready for the trash, we have the tips to help you make sure you dispose of your disused appliance properly.
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If You Have Skunks Living Under Your Deck Or Shed, Do This Immediately
Did you spot a skunk on your property, or worse, smell one? There could be a skunk den under your shed or deck. Luckily, you can rid yourself of them like this.
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Sweeten Your Garden With The Cookies And Cream Flowering Shrub That Hummingbirds Love
Hibiscus plants come in many shapes and forms, but for those looking for a unique hardy hibiscus to add to the landscape, this one is truly mouth-watering.
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Does Dollar General Sell Pillows (& How Does Their Home Decor Hold Up)?
If you live near a Dollar General, you may be wondering what's offered. Find out if this retailer sells pillows and if the home decor items are worth buying.
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Upgrade An Old Cooler To Create A Gorgeous Patio Piece With This Clever DIY
Have an old cooler that's still functioning, but is a total eyesore? Create a DIY patio piece that'll conceal your cooler, while looking stylish in your space.
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11 Mistakes To Avoid When Growing Zinnias In The Garden
Famous for extended flowering times, zinnias are a forgiving and rewarding species. But there are certain mistakes even this easy-growing plant doesn't like.
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Add Some Flair To Your Kitchen Coffee Station With This DIY Wire Wall Art
Take your kitchen coffee station to the next level with some fun DIY wire wall art that's incredibly easy to do, requiring little skill and just a few items.
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Ben Napier's Surprise Greenhouse Is Ripe With Ideas For Your Backyard Patio Makeover
Ben Napier from HGTV's "Home Town" has revealed a surprise backyard patio design full of innovative ideas. Take a look at how he made it happen.
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The Hearty Vine That Cascades Beautifully In Long Flower Boxes
Elevate your long flower boxes with this beautiful, cascading vine that is easy to grow, low-maintenance, and comes in several varieties and colors.
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Reuse Wood Pallets For These Creative DIY Wall Decor Ideas
Wood pallets are a cheap and easy-to-find source of scrap wood. Use these fun DIYs to transform a wood pallet into a beautiful piece of home decor.
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Glue Down Vs Floating Vinyl Flooring: Which Is Right For Your Project?
Glue or floating vinyl flooring? In an exclusive with Skylar Bartlett, owner of Kreer Construction, learn which one is best for your project.
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Here's Why Your Hot Tub Is Smelling And What You Can Do About It
If your hot tub smells, there are a few likely causes. Learn what causes a smelly hot tub, how to pinpoint the problem, and how to fix a hot tub that smells.
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Why You Should Mix Small Seeds With Sand Before Sowing
Teeny tiny seeds are difficult to plant evenly, because they are both difficult to handle and because they tend to get displaced. Here's a tip to help.
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12 IKEA Clothing Rack Hacks That Don't Involve Hanging Clothes
IKEA sells various clothing racks, and with the right hacks, you use them for far more than hanging garments. Here are some handy ways to repurpose IKEA rails.
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The Common Painting Tool You Should Avoid When Refinishing Cabinets
Refinished or painted cabinets can upgrade your home in a big way. It's a relatively easy DIY, but you want to make sure that you avoid this common paint tool.
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Downsides To Consider Before Adding A Skinny Cabinet To Your Kitchen
If you're redoing your kitchen, you may be tempted to work a skinny cabinet into the design. Before doing this, consider these downsides first.
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Fight Lawn Fungus With A Trusted Natural Solution
Brown patches on your lawn might be the result of a fungal disease. But if you're hesitant to use a chemical fungicide, try this natural treatment instead.
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