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When summer comes to a close and autumn is right around the corner, there are some plants that need a little bit of attention to start the next year off strong.
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If you've gotten tired of the typical wreath on your front door every season, here's a more beautiful and dramatic way to decorate your porch.
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With how intriguing triangle spiders and their webs are, wondering what to do when you see one around your home is understandable. And we've got the answer.
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If you constantly clean your towels, you might've noticed them getting stiff and hard. This could be because of something you're doing with your washer.
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With a selection of products that include life-size figurines and collabs with Sanrio and Disney, these Costco finds will bring all the spookiness this season.
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When done at the right time — specifically when it’s not raining — this lawn task will kill weeds, but it will also prevent them from seeding.
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Mites, whether spider or clove, are not a welcome presence among your greenery. But their prevention methods aren't the same, so here's how to differentiate.
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If you've spotted mold or smell a musty odor near your shower head, you don't need fancy cleaners to fix it. Vinegar is all you need to remove it safely.
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WD-40 is a pretty popular rust-preventing tool for lawn mower decks. But this alternative works just as well and has the added bonus of aesthetics.
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The key to a truly unique door wreath lies in using nature-inspired materials. Though rustic, this idea is customizable and works with numerous aesthetics.
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Your curtains don't have to be plain and drab... give them a charming facelift with this simple, 4-step DIY using dollar tree pool noodles.
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Brad Holley, owner of The UnDesign in Dallas, tells Hunker exclusively about ways to save money over using concrete — and which projects definitely need it.
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Sitting under a porch light can get annoying when moths and other bugs are clouding around it. The solution is to choose the right color and kind of light.
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With covers that range from cheesy to iconic, cassettes make fabulously nostalgic decor. With the help of a hardy, flexible material, use them to DIY a table.
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Reuse seashells and make this DIY wind chime. All you need are shells, twine or fishing line, a drill, driftwood and a bit of glue to make this pretty chime.
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Basil is considered a tender perennial. In most USDA hardiness zones, it's treated like an annual. However, there are tricks to keep it growing. Learn more.
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Most states don't let you to toss an old TV into the garbage. Instead of paying to have it removed, there are a few ways to drop off or donate a TV for free.
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Want your outdoor plants to instantly steal the show? Give them a large, eye-catching planter to call home. This secondhand find fits the bill beautifully.
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Vintage Pyrex pieces were made using different materials to modern offerings, and the logo at the bottom has since changed, too. Here's what to look for.
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Cleaning vinegar can damage the finish on hardwood floors. Plain water, or water with dish soap or a specialized product, is the safer way to clean wood floors.
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You might be wondering why, during one month out of the year, many homes have a pink porch light instead of their usual color. There's a reason for it.
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You might think this Dollar Tree item belongs in your kitchen, but it actually has the ideal depth for storing hairbrushes, toiletries, and more.
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At some point, you might notice that the red light on one of your outlets goes from green to red, and you're probably wondering what that means.
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Crusher run is the cheapest type of gravel available for driveways and landscaping, but there are other low-cost options including pea gravel, limestone, more.
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Our expert chemist says that neither a little sprinkle nor a big spoonful of baking soda is good for your grass. This is down to its basic chemical components.
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Bleach is a disinfectant, while vinegar is used for cleaning. Due to their different chemical properties, mixing them together can put your health at risk.
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More and more homeowners are ditching their lawn sprinklers, and it all comes down to concerns about water usage. Here's what they're using instead.
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