The Durable Cabinet Material To Consider For An Affordable Kitchen Upgrade
Kitchen cabinetry needs to last, but materials can get expensive. Luckily, there's a dark horse hardwood that is pretty, durable, and budget-friendly.
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The Renovation Red Flag HGTV's Mike Holmes Is Warning Homeowners About
Those in the market for a new home need to ensure bathrooms have this & that it isn't improperly installed to avoid paying for one or for future costly repairs.
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Is A Secondhand Fireplace A Great Idea Or A Disaster Waiting To Happen?
A fireplace is a huge investment, so is buying one second-hand a genius way to save money, or an option that offers more risks than rewards?
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10 Housing Markets Predicted To Heat Up In 2026, According To Zillow Data
Moving into 2026, its worth nothing that some housing markets are expected to heat up. Zillow's recent data clues buyers in on what to watch out for.
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The Broom Scrubbing Hack You Should Never Use On Wood Floors
While it's tempting to try this viral floor-scrubbing hack because it promises a deep clean, the materials and method could cause serious damage to wood floors.
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Precast Or Cast-In-Place: Which Concrete Countertop Type Is Best For Your Kitchen
Concrete is one of the most durable materials you can use for your kitchen countertops, but should you have it poured in your home, or get it pre-cast?
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Where To Put An Amaryllis In Your Home So It Will Bloom
The amaryllis is a gorgeous houseplant that offers up vibrant blooms in a rainbow of colors. If you want to maximize their blossoms, do this.
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The Unique Vintage Find That Makes A Perfect Bird Feeder
Birds can do a lot to make your yard or garden better, and if you're looking for a unique bird feeder, keep an eye out for this old-school gadget.
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I'm An Urban Homesteader. Here Are The 3 Costly Trends I Hate To See
After 15 years of experience, here are three costly trends you should take into consideration before starting your urban homesteading journey.
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The Kitchen Item To Grab At The Thrift Store That Doubles As Bathroom Storage
Bathrooms are often overflowing with small bits and bobs in desperate need of organizing, and you can repurpose this kitchen item to get that done.
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Say Goodbye To Boring Backsplashes And Try Out These Creative Alternatives
A backsplash doesn't have to be all function and no form. Add some fun creativity to your kitchen with these alternative designs.
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8 Custom Closet Features That HGTV's Heather El Moussa Can't Get Enough Of
The custom features "The Flip Off" star Heather Rae El Moussa added to the walk-in closet of her Newport home make it ideal for someone as stylish as she is.
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How To Remove An Old Fence (& It Won't Take All Day)
Getting rid of an old or rotted fence might seem tough to DIY, but with these tips and tricks, you can actually get it done quickly and easily.
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The Fruit Tree You Should Propagate Indoors This Winter For A Head Start On Spring
It's not too early to get started nurturing some new trees. In fact, one fruit species does spectacularly when propagated indoors from cuttings.
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Is Your Bathroom A Good Candidate For Tile Drenching? Here's What To Know
Covering your entire bathroom in tile might sound like an extreme design choice. Here's how you can know if tile drenching is right for your room.
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How HGTV's Ben Napier Turns An Old Front Door Into A Chic Jewelry Storage Solution
When Ben Napier brought his wife Erin Napier's vision to life for a client on "Home Town," a door that was loathed became a piece that made the client tear up.
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Say Goodbye To Awkward Coffee Tables: The Trick To Choosing The Best One
To keep your living room arrangement as fluid and functional as possible, be sure to follow this essential trick for choosing the perfect coffee table.
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12 Ways To Make Glass Shower Doors Shine With No Streaks In Sight
Fresh, clean glass shower doors are a real treat. Until they dry and you find streaks, that is. Here are several ways to avoid this pesky problem.
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10 Ways To Hide The Eyesore Of A Tree Stump (Without Removing It)
Unsightly tree stumps in your yard aren't as easy to remove as the tree itself, so consider upgrading their look with some of these creative ideas.
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5 Reasons Why Your Backyard Is Flooding (& How To Prevent It)
There are many possible reasons your backyard could be flooding, ranging from issues with the soil to your actual home. Here are the most common culprits.
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Urban Outfitter's Swan Bathmat Sold Out? How To Get The Look For Less From Five Below
Urban Outfitters released an adorable swan bathmat that sold out in a flash, but luckily, Five Below has a comparable product at an even better price.
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14 Harbor Freight Magnetic Products For Easy Storage And Organization
Besides power tools and equipment, Harbor Freight is also home to an array of magnetic items that can serve multiple storage purposes in your space.
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Use A Dollar Tree Pool Noodle To DIY Sweet Valentine's Day Entryway Decor
Valentine's Day is coming up quickly, and if you want to celebrate the holiday with an inexpensive decor piece, try this TikTok Dollar Tree DIY.
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The Best 3-In-1 Kitchen Appliances According To Reviews
Searching for a kitchen appliance that will save you time and money? These 3-in-1 appliances can do it all -- and they have good reviews to boot.
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The National Garden Bureau's 2026 Edible Plant Of The Year Is A Bold & Flavorful Choice
Did you know that the National Garden Bureau names each year after an edible plant? This year's plant is widespread, versatile, and pretty darn spicy.
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The Long-Season Plant You Should Start Sowing Indoors In January
Some plants take longer to germinate than others. For a productive edible garden this growing season, you'll want to sow this plant indoors in January.
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The Simplest Way To Refresh Closet Doors Without Replacing Them
If your closet door has started looking worse for wear, this two-part alternative could be cheaper and easier than replacing the whole thing.
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