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  • home with white fencing and for sale sign in yard
    Real Estate By Jillian Chapman 12 months ago

    Will A Fence Boost Your Home's Value? Here's What You Should Know

    Trying to sell your house? Adding a fence to your yard might seem like a solid idea, but you should know if it's actually worth it for your home's value first.

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  • A colorful selection of coffee mugs and glasses sit haphazardly in a kitchen cabinet.
    Organization & Storage By Jason Rochlin 12 months ago

    The Handy Solution That'll Double Your Cabinet Mug Storage Without Taking Up Space

    If you have a kitchen cabinet that's overflowing with coffee mugs, don't panic. There's a storage solution and it can double the amount of space available.

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  • Automatic water softener system
    Interior Home Repair By Ethan Harrison Smith 12 months ago

    Before Using A Water Softener In Your Home, Be Aware Of These Disadvantages

    Do you want to use a water softener in your home? It can help eliminate any hard water problems you have, but there are some hidden downsides to consider.

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  • a modern bohemian living room with a rust brown sofa, muted green wainscoting, neutral medallion rug, abstract face artwork, and natural woven accents
    Design Hacks By Erika Dale 12 months ago

    The Easiest Way To Refresh Your Home Without Spending Any Money

    There's an easy way to refresh your home's whole vibe with minimal effort, and you won't spend a single dollar. All you need is some clever rearranging.

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  • Hands replacing air vent after it's been cleaned
    Cleaning Hacks By Charlotte D. Miller 12 months ago

    Revive Your Yellowing Air Vents With A Hydrogen Peroxide Cleaning Hack

    Don't give up on your ugly, yellowed air vents. There's an easy solution sitting in your medicine cabinet, and the only other ingredient needed is sunlight.

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  • Finger touching a dusty table
    HVAC Appliances By Holly Gates 12 months ago

    The Unexpected Place Dust Is Hiding In Your Home (& How To Prevent It)

    Is your home constantly full of dust, no matter how often you clean it? One of your most important appliances might be at fault, but there's a way to fix it.

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  • retro stove in kitchen with cluttered countertop
    Kitchens By Jillian Chapman 12 months ago

    The Genius Stove-Side Storage Solution That Makes Use Of Wasted Kitchen Space

    You can declutter your kitchen with this storage solution that uses up dead, wasted kitchen space. And this organization secret is right beside your stove.

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  • dark red window and shutter framed by pink climbing roses
    Plants, Trees & Shrubs By Jillian Chapman 12 months ago

    Tips And Tricks To Pruning Climbing Roses For Beautiful Spring Blooms

    If you want the most blooms on your climbing roses next spring, you should prune the right way and at the right time. These gardening tips and tricks will help.

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  • A glass of red wine tipped over and spilled onto gray tweed sofa
    Experts By Erika Dale 12 months ago

    How To Choose Fabrics For Your Home That'll Stand Up To Stains

    Imagine getting a beautiful new couch... only to see it ruined by pizza stains the next day. Here's what you need to know about performance fabrics.

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  • confused man looking at phone doing plumbing project
    Home Improvement Hacks By Janine Frank 12 months ago

    Home DIY TikTok Hacks Are Great, But Can You Trust Them? 3 Ways To Make Sure

    Can you really trust all those home, garden, and lifestyle DIY hacks you see on TikTok and Facebook these days? These are a few key questions to ask.

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  • Worker installing solar panels
    Home Improvement By Charlotte D. Miller 12 months ago

    Are Free Solar Panels Legit? Here's What You Need To Know

    If your social media feed is filled with ads promising free solar panels, you're probably as skeptical as you are curious. Is it real? The truth is complex.

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  • granite countertop and island in a brown kitchen
    Kitchens By Brandy Eaklor 12 months ago

    Maintenance Mistakes That Are Ruining Your Granite Countertops

    If you've got granite countertops, you know that taking care properly of them is important. But you could be making these common mistakes without knowing it.

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  • circ saw drill/driver sander
    Experts By Rob Johnstone 12 months ago

    DIY Woodworking For Beginners: The 3 Tools You'll Need To Get Started

    Woodworking may seem like an expert-level hobby, but the reality is that you need only three tools to get started. You'll be a DIY wood master in no time.

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  • Close-up of male hands placing click-lock flooring over tiles
    Experts By Holly Gates 12 months ago

    What Is A Floating Floor And Where Can You Put Them In Your Home?

    Floating floors are a less sci-fi concept than they sound, and you might even be standing on them now. Here is what they are, and the rooms they work best for.

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  • A Montessori-inspired child's bedroom
    DIY By Ron Baker 12 months ago

    It's Not Just The Bed: Tips For Designing A Montessori-Style Bedroom For Your Child

    Experts love to tout the benefits of a Montessori-inspired kid's room, but how do you make it work for your space? Here are some tips and tricks.

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  • A squirrel's round nest at the top of a leaf-less tree
    Yard Maintenance By Holly Gates 12 months ago

    Don't Break Down The Ball Of Leaves In Your Tree

    That strange ball of leaves and twigs in your empty tree isn't quite what you think it is... and you definitely don't want to try poking at it yourself.

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  • Row of wilted tomato plants
    Fruit & Vegetable Garden By Kristeen Cherney 12 months ago

    8 Reasons Your Tomato Plants Are Dying (& How To Save Them)

    Tomatoes are usually a wonderfully easy plant to grow and see thrive, but not always. If you're having problems, one of these causes is likely the culprit.

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  • Looking out the back of a living room filled with tropical plants, a couch, and some suitcases, indicating it is a vacation home. The glass doors are open onto a patio with a pool.
    Entertaining By Holly Gates 12 months ago

    Will You Make Or Lose Money If You Airbnb Your Home?

    Making passive income on renting your home sounds like a dream - but you need to do your homework, or it could be a money pit. Here are the factors to look at.

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  • ice chest with beverages and ice, with people's legs in the background
    DIY By Jillian Chapman 12 months ago

    Keep Drinks Cool With A Stylish Ice Chest Made Of Wood Pallets

    There's nothing like a rustic, old-fashioned ice chest for your house or patio. Upcycle wood pallets to create a truly unique and gorgeous version of a cooler.

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  • window sill with cracked white paint
    Experts By Rob Johnstone 12 months ago

    Why Restoring Your Wooden Windowsills Is A Good Idea (And How To Do It)

    If your windowsills are made of wood, you should regularly repair and restore them. It's easier than you think. Say goodbye to cracks, chips, and fading colors.

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  • An open cardboard box is viewed from above, sitting on a blue-green backdrop.
    DIY By Jason Rochlin 12 months ago

    Reuse Cardboard Boxes To DIY A Smart And Stylish Home Storage Solution

    You could create the easiest home storage solution ever, and all you need is Dollar Tree jute and upcycled cardboard boxes for this clever, decorative DIY.

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  • outdated bathroom
    Bathrooms By Gabrielle Hondorp 12 months ago

    Here's Why Your Bathroom Looks Outdated (& How To Fix It)

    From bathrooms with crystal knobbed faucets to all-white ones straight out of 2018, here's what's wrong with the most neglected room in your home.

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  • Hard water stains on glass shower door
    Cleaning Hacks By Ethan Harrison Smith 12 months ago

    Easily Remove Hard Water Stains From Glass Using An Unexpected Bathroom Staple

    If you're dealing with hard water stains on your shower doors, mirrors, or even your glass windows, this bathroom staple could be an unexpected cleaning hack.

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  • Indian goosegrass (Eleusine indica) surrounded by dirt
    Pests, Weeds & Problems By Ethan Harrison Smith 12 months ago

    The Best Way To Get Rid Of Fast-Growing Goosegrass In Your Lawn

    Goosegrass pops up quickly and it can spread rapidly too. But there's one ideal method for eliminating it in your lawn and having a healthier, weed-free yard.

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  • kitchen with white cabinets, wood countertops, vertical shiplap backsplash, and open shelving with clear food jars
    Kitchens By Erika Dale 12 months ago

    Kitchen Colors That Go With Wood Countertops

    Wood countertops bring a wonderful, organic ambiance to a kitchen. But what are the best color matches for the cabinets and walls? Here are our tips.

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  • Leg of bed frame balanced on bed riser
    DIY By Charlotte D. Miller 12 months ago

    Do Bed Risers Break? Understanding Weight Limits

    Those extra few inches under the bed do wonders for storage. Can those bed risers really support a solid wood bed frame without snapping? It's complicated.

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  • Home basement with doorway and stairs
    Cleaning Hacks By Ethan Harrison Smith 12 months ago

    Get Rid Of Funky Basement Odors With An Easy Coffee Grounds Trick

    Need a way to use up all those old coffee grounds? Well, if you have a basement that smells kinda funky, this easy hack might be exactly what you need.

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