Nate Berkus Proves Traditional Red And Green Christmas Decor Isn't A Must In Every Home
Traditional colors for decorating your home are popular for a reason. However, according to Nate Berkus, red and green Christmas décor isn't a must.
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Why You Shouldn't Clean A Chimney Without A Professional
When was the last time you had your chimney cleaned? DIY isn't always the safest route for this must-do maintenance need. Here's why hiring a pro is important.
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The First Thing You Should Do If A Skunk Gets In Your Home
While uncommon, skunks can sometimes find their way into garages and homes. To avoid their smelly spray, here's the first thing you should do if this happens.
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The Handy Kitchen Tool That Makes Cleaning Out Pumpkins A Breeze
Halloween is the time for carving pumpkins, but before you can start to carve, you need to clean the out its guts. This kitchen tool can help simplify the task.
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Keep Pests Off Of Your Halloween Pumpkins With This Popular Household Item
If you love having Halloween pumpkins on your porch but aren't a fan of the critters that flock to them, here's the household item you can use to deter them.
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Use This Hack To Neatly Drill Holes For New Cabinet Hardware
Bad drill holes lead to loose-fitting hardware and an overall flimsy DIY. This drilling hack will ensure you get neatly drilled holes every time – here's how.
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David Bromstad's Simple Staging Advice Will Help Your Home Sell Faster
First impressions matter. David Bromstad recommends doing this when staging your home to make it stand out among the crowd and sell quickly.
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Renovation Mistakes Your Favorite HGTV Stars Want You To Avoid At All Costs
Taking on a renovation comes with lots of things to worry about. But, according to HGTV's expert stars, there are some mistakes you want to be sure to avoid.
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The Hidden Dangers Of Using Sticky Traps To Keep Pests Out Of Your Bird Feeder
Sticky traps around your bird feeder often do more harm than good. Here's why you should avoid them, and a few better methods to keep pests away.
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Use This Multipurpose Tool To Properly Clean Your Paint Rollers
If you buy new paint rollers anytime you are painting, we have some good news. Try using this multipurpose tool to clean your rollers so you can reuse them.
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Keep Pesky Rats Out Of The House With An Item From Your Pantry
If you have a rat problem at home and don't want to use an exterminator to deal with it, there's a simple solution that's already in your pantry.
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When To Transplant Your Crepe Myrtle & The Biggest Mistakes To Avoid
If you have a crepe myrtle tree in your yard, here's how to know if you should transplant it as well as the mistakes that may cost you the health of your plant.
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Use This DIY Cinnamon Ornament To Make Your Home Smell Like The Holidays
Looking for a fun holiday DIY? Try making these adorable cinnamon ornaments for your Christmas tree this year. They smell even better than they look!
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The Stars Of Unsellable Houses Are Obsessing Over One Design Trend - And It's Perfect For Your Own Home
Design trends come and go, but this home design element will always be in style. The stars of "Unsellable Houses" explain what trend is perfect for every house.
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How To Protect Pumpkins From One Of Their Biggest Enemies In The Garden
Pumpkins need protection as they grow into big healthy fruits. Luckily, there's an easy way to keep your pumpkin patch safe from predators.
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Use Laundry Detergent To Fight Soap Scum In Your Bathroom
Soap scum can be difficult to remove from bathroom surfaces, but fortunately, the power of laundry detergent can help make the job easier. Here's how.
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Why You Should Avoid Walking On Frosty Grass As Temperatures Drop
When temperatures drop, refrain from taking a step on your grass, especially when you notice frosty crystals on the tip of the blades. Here's why.
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The DIY Way To Fix Your Kitchen Cabinets
If you don't want to renovate your kitchen, there are some easy DIY tips to give it a facelift. Check out this simple way to fix your dated kitchen cabinets.
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How To Get Rid Of Mealybugs Before They Destroy Your Air Plants
Air plants have low-maintenance needs and unique growth habits. Yet, if mealybugs are inside your home, they will destroy them. Here's how to kill the pests.
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Cinnamon Is The Star Of This Easy DIY Sink Scrub Cleaner
With fall in full swing, why not switch to a cinnamon-scented sink cleaner for its all-natural ingredients? Learn how it's made with three simple ingredients.
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Why You Should Start Putting A Coffee Mug On Your Door Handle At Night
Putting a coffee mug on your front door handle at night can save you a lot of money and give you peace of mind, especially if you live alone.
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What Is A Pistachio Hydrangea (And Why It Is Illegal To Propagate Them)
Pistachio hydrangeas can be a really beautiful addition to your garden. However, you cannot propagate them for legal reasons. Learn why not here.
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Simple Ways To Get Those Living In Your Home Involved With Household Cleaning
If you typically complete all the household chores, you may want those you live with to be more involved. Learn how to get help from your family or roommates.
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Can A Tennis Ball Be The Winter Hack Your Pond Needs?
If you have fish and other creatures living in your pond, it still needs to be a thriving environment for them in winter. A tennis ball can be a helpful tool.
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Why You Should Rethink Using Plants To Keep Deer Out Of The Garden
Some believe that you can use certain plants to deter deer from your yard. However, there are a few reasons why you may want to use another deterrent instead.
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Why Those Christmas Ornament Hangers Are Perfect For Your Hummingbird Feeder
Discover how the metal hangers that are usually used to hang Christmas ornaments on trees can be repurposed to benefit the hummingbirds that visit your feeder.
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How To Treat Unwanted Black Mold On Your Orchid
Black mold is a sooty substance that can sometimes be found on orchid leaves thanks to prolonged exposure to moisture. Thankfully, it's simple to remove.
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