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  • Purple, orange, and red tulips planted in the ground
    Flowers By Charlotte D. Miller 11 months ago

    The Meanings Behind Specific Tulip Colors

    During tulip season, everyone should gift someone (or themselves) a bouquet of these favorite flowers, especially since each tulip color has a special meaning.

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  • woman's arm pulling a cream sweater out of a white washing machine and placing it into a woven laundry basket
    Laundry By Erika Dale 11 months ago

    The Handy Pull-Out Shelf That Makes Laundry Even Easier

    Laundry is an arduous but necessary duty, but what if you had a pull-out shelf installed to make folding, drying, loading, and unloading an easier process?

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  • stack of white ceramic dinner plates with a setting of four pieces of silverware on top and surrounded by stacks of bowls, other plates, and mugs
    Cleaning Hacks By Erika Dale 11 months ago

    Bring Life Back To Scratched Dishware With A Cleaning Staple You Already Own

    Don't throw out those dishes! Even if they're scuffed and scratched, one cleaning cabinet staple will rub them right off, making them look good as new.

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  • Classic yellow DeWalt tool
    Home Improvement By Ron Baker 11 months ago

    Level Up Your Next DIY With 5 Exciting DeWalt Tools That You've Never Heard Of

    Your garage has space for more DeWalt tools, but you're not sure what to get? Here are 5 underrated yellow and black tools that are useful in surprising ways.

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  • A close-up of a woman's socked feet, gingerly walking on laminate flooring
    Floors & Ceilings By Holly Gates 11 months ago

    Here's The Real Reason Your Floors Are Squeaking

    There's sometimes nothing worse than a floor that squeaks in just the worst place. What's the cause of this, though - and is it a problem you can fix?

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  • View through white french doors of a pink dining room with muted pink molded walls, modern tiered gold chandelier, and green velvet channelled dining chairs with black legs
    Painting By Erika Dale 11 months ago

    Is Millennial Pink Outdated - Or The Perfect Choice For Your Home?

    We all remember the Gen Y pink craze of the 2010s. The world loved it back then, but can you pull it off today? Here's what our interior designer has to say.

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  • wood pallets on deck
    Garden Tools & Supplies By Brandy Eaklor 11 months ago

    Creative DIY Wood Pallet Projects That Will Enhance Your Garden

    Every thrifty DIYer loves wood pallets, but if you're a gardener, these projects from the wooden material will add life to your outdoor space, patio, and yard.

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  • Pile of empty toilet paper rolls
    DIY By Charlotte D. Miller 11 months ago

    Save Your Toilet Paper Rolls To Create This Unique Piece Of Art

    Stop throwing out those cardboard tubes: With some cutting, you can use them to craft this beautiful, mandala-inspired piece of art for your living room.

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  • man wearing ear protection holding piece of wood at bandsaw
    Experts By Rob Johnstone 11 months ago

    The Internet Is Full Of Bad Woodworking Advice: Here's How To Do Better Research

    How do you know how to get good advice online, especially when it comes to woodworking? Hunker's expert has tips to help you find the best possible research.

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  • A potted vining plant cascading down the side of a pale wooden bookshelf
    Houseplants By Holly Gates 11 months ago

    Vining Houseplants That Won't Take Over Your Home

    Vining houseplants are gorgeous, but you probably don't want your house to look like a rainforest. Luckily for you, there are compact plant options available.

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  • DIY backyard fire pit made out of cinder blocks
    Yard Maintenance By Ethan Harrison Smith 11 months ago

    Avoid These Mistakes When DIYing Your Backyard Fire Pit

    If you're DIYing a backyard fire pit, there are several easy-to-make mistakes that you'll want to avoid in the interest of safety and material selection.

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  • Electrical outlet installed upside down on white wall
    Home Improvement By Charlotte D. Miller 11 months ago

    The Actual Reason Your Wall Outlet Is Upside-Down

    When you see an upside-down wall outlet, your first thought might be that's it's somebody's quirky preference. However, there's actually a defined reason.

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  • Person touching the handle on a stainless steel refrigerator
    Cleaning Hacks By Kristeen Cherney 11 months ago

    The 7 Best Ways To Clean Stainless Steel To Keep Your Appliances Sparkling

    There are multiple ways to clean stainless steel appliances, whether you use a cleaner or a more natural method. Regardless, you can get the job done easily.

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  • woman in a white shirt using a caulking gun to apply a line of caulk along the top of a white tile wall where it meets the drywall
    Interior Home Repair By Erika Dale 11 months ago

    The Difference Between Caulking And Silicone (& Which Is Right For You)

    Yes, there is a difference between caulking and silicone, and there are ideal times to choose each sealant. Before you start a DIY project, know their uses.

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  • A red snow blower is pushed along by someone wearing all black.
    Lawn Mowers & Tools By Jason Rochlin 11 months ago

    Snow Blower Tips For Beginners

    Ready to make the switch away from snow shovels this winter? A snow blower tool could be a great purchase. Before you get started, here are some tips.

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  • black nonstick cookware sauté pan sitting on stove eye
    Kitchens By Jillian Chapman 11 months ago

    How Toxic Is Non-Stick Cookware? (Really)

    Non-stick cookware is convenient. But is it toxic? Some companies claim they've removed dangerous chemicals from their pots and pans, but the truth is murky.

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  • A mole peeking out of a large molehill on a well-manicured lawn.
    Pests, Weeds & Problems By Holly Gates 11 months ago

    How To Repair Mole Damage On Your Lawn (And Tips To Keep Them From Coming Back)

    If moles have already damaged your lawn, you'll want to repair the lumps and bumps in your yard. Here are some tips, plus how to prevent moles from coming back.

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  • close up of hand painting door and door trim
    Painting By Jillian Chapman 11 months ago

    The Door Painting Debate That No One Can Come To An Agreement On

    There's a debate happening among interior design junkies about how you should be painting your door and its trim. Nobody can agree which choice looks best.

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  • woman loading a dishwasher
    Kitchen Appliances By Charlotte D. Miller 11 months ago

    5 Ways You're Still Loading Your Dishwasher Wrong

    Your tendency to just put dishes wherever is not maximizing your dishwasher's potential. There's a right and a wrong way to do this, and we're here to help.

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  • A box filled with neutral-colored cleaning supplies in front of a beige slated door.
    Cleaning By Holly Gates 11 months ago

    Yes, Fragrances Are Toxic: How To Clean Green (& Why It's Worth It For Your Home)

    That nice "clean" smell you love is doing terrible things to your body. Here's why science says you should ditch the chemical fragrance and clean green.

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  • store aisle filled with rows of artificial plants and flowers with price tags
    Design Hacks By Erika Dale 11 months ago

    Fake Plants In The Home: Evergreen Solution Or Tacky Embarrassment?

    Phony greenery gets a bad rap. Is it really that bad, though - or a great solution for non-gardeners? Our expert designer is here to shed light on the matter.

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  • spotted lanternfly insect on a bright green leaf
    Pests, Weeds & Problems By Janine Frank 11 months ago

    What To Do If The Dreaded Spotted Lanternfly Makes It To Your Backyard

    Oh no! You've seen a spotted lanternfly in your garden or backyard. What should you do next? Don't panic. Deal with this dreaded invasive insect like this.

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  • Finger pressing buttons on thermostat
    Windows, Doors & Walls By Ethan Harrison Smith 11 months ago

    Heating Bill Too High? There's A Cheap Fix You're Overlooking

    Winter heating bills are always a pain, but it's very possible you're wasting hundreds of dollars on something that a very easy DIY fix will take care of.

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  • different types of hanging lamps
    Design Hacks By Gabrielle Hondorp 11 months ago

    How To Layer Your Lighting To Bring Depth And Warmth To Any Room

    Layered lighting is a design method that can change the vibe of your room while adding depth and warmth. If you want to upgrade your space, consider these tips.

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  • Burglar using crowbar to open window.
    Home Security By Charlotte D. Miller 11 months ago

    What Time Of Day Do Burglars Break Into Homes? It Isn't What You Think

    If you're locking up your home at night out of fear of a tactical, planned break-in ... well, you might be surprised to learn burglars prefer a different time.

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  • hand pulling open a roll-out trash can in dark kitchen cabinets
    Organization & Storage By Erika Dale 11 months ago

    The Gross Downside Of Pull-Out Cabinet Trash Bins

    More and more house are being designed with pull-out trash bins. It's a nifty design, and seems like the perfect solution ... until you look deeper.

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  • Man's hand touching tall fescue grass
    Lawn By Ethan Harrison Smith 11 months ago

    How To Have A Healthy Lawn Without Pesticides Or Herbicides

    You don't need chemically based pesticides or herbicides to maintain a lush, healthy lawn full of thriving green grass. Instead, use these organic methods.

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