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  • A mole peeking out of a large molehill on a well-manicured lawn.
    Pests, Weeds & Problems By Holly Gates January 18th, 2025

    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 January 18th, 2025

    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 January 17th, 2025

    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 January 17th, 2025

    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 January 17th, 2025

    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 January 16th, 2025

    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 January 16th, 2025

    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 January 15th, 2025

    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 January 15th, 2025

    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 January 15th, 2025

    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 January 14th, 2025

    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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  • A living room decorated for Christmas. The only light from the room comes from the Christmas tree, candles on the mantle, lighted wreath, lighted garlands, and fire burning in the fireplace. Four stockings are hanging off the mantle.
    Decor By Holly Gates January 14th, 2025

    Missing The Ambient Light Of Your Christmas Tree? How To Bring Back The Cozy Vibes

    The cozy glow of Christmas lights on your mantel or around the tree make the space feel comforting. Recreate that feeling year round with these lighting tips.

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  • A man spray paints a black canvas with aurora-like patterns.
    Painting By Jason Rochlin January 14th, 2025

    Swap Your Spray Paint Nozzle With A Cap You Already Have For Amazing Paint Results

    If you're looking to refinish a piece of furniture or complete an art project with some truly unique results, consider this easy spray paint nozzle switch hack.

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  • A line-up of generic cleaning products, all containing stickers indicating they are hazardous.
    Cleaning By Holly Gates January 14th, 2025

    5 Common Cleaning Products That Are Terrible For Your Health

    Ever worried about what chemicals might be in your cleaning products? Well, we've got bad news. These cleaners & polishes are more toxic than you think.

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  • rows of reusable water bottles on a shelf
    Organization & Storage By Charlotte D. Miller January 14th, 2025

    The Dollar Tree Storage Hack To Keep Your Water Bottles Organized

    Water bottles are wonderful to have but terrible to store... or at least, they were. Thanks for this genius hack found on Instagram, you'll fit everything.

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  • A small bo-ho style living room with a bay window, wall-mounted TV, black fireplace, and a beige sofa.
    Real Estate By Holly Gates January 14th, 2025

    What's The Difference Between A Den And A Living Room?

    Do you have a living room, a den, or both? Here's what you need to know about these confusing terms (which actually have fairly strict definitions).

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  • Microwave smoking and on fire
    Kitchen Appliances By Ethan Harrison Smith January 13th, 2025

    Telltale Signs You Need To Stop Using Your Microwave Immediately

    The microwave oven in your home is one of the most convenient modern appliances, but if you see any of these signs, you may have a serious issue on your hands.

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  • close up of dirty dishes inside dishwasher
    Cleaning Hacks By Jillian Chapman January 13th, 2025

    A Toothpick Is The Quick Fix Your Dishwasher Needs For A More Effective Clean

    In many homes, cleaning the dishwasher is avoided until it can't be ignored. Use this toothpick trick to ensure your next cleaning is more effective.

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  • Scratched furniture seat
    Experts By Rob Johnstone January 13th, 2025

    Is Restor-A-Finish A Miracle Product For Your Scratched Up Furniture?

    Don't give up on your scratched up furniture: There may be a product that can save the day. Here's what our expert woodworker has to say about this product.

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  • eclectic neutral kitchen with open upper shelving styled with plants and kitchenware in natural wood, white, green, and mustard tones
    Experts By Erika Dale January 13th, 2025

    Is Choosing Open Shelving Over Cabinets A Good Idea?

    Open shelving sure looks pretty on Instagram, but does it work out well in real-life? Our expert interior designer explains whether it's right for you.

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  • A series of three European wall outlets with one electrical plug in the leftmost socket.
    Home Security By Jason Rochlin January 13th, 2025

    Can You Install Foreign Wall Outlets From Other Countries Into Your Home?

    Maybe you're immigrating to the US and want to keep your appliances. Maybe your family overseas visits often. Is it legal (or safe) to replace your US outlets?

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  • Large bathroom with walk-in shower, double vanities, and freestanding tub
    Real Estate By Kristeen Cherney January 13th, 2025

    Bathroom Design Mistakes That Are Killing The Resale Value Of Your Home

    If you're hoping to increase your home's resale value, then make sure that you're avoiding these common bathroom design mistakes that many buyers hate.

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  • white and yellow daisy up close
    Flowers By Charlotte D. Miller January 12th, 2025

    To Attract More Pollinators, Choose Single-Petaled Flowers Over Double-Petaled Flowers

    Pollinators prefer single-petaled flowers to double-petaled ones. Here's how to choose the right species of flowers to attract bees, birds, and butterflies.

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  • Using a hex wrench to assemble flat-pack IKEA furniture
    Furniture By Ron Baker January 12th, 2025

    The IKEA Effect: Why You Secretly Love Assembling Your Own Furniture

    Do you love assembling your own furniture? Does DIY give you a sense of fulfillment? There could be a psychological explanation behind this: the IKEA effect.

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  • empty garage with white cabinets and shelves and concrete floor
    Floors & Ceilings By Jillian Chapman January 12th, 2025

    Here's Why Your Garage Floor Is Always Wet (& If You Should Worry)

    If the floor in your home's garage always feels a little damp, you may be concerned that something is wrong. You should know the source of the wetness first.

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  • gloved hands pulling out weeds in a garden
    Pests, Weeds & Problems By Jillian Chapman January 12th, 2025

    The Gardening Mistake That Keeps Bringing Weeds Back To Your Yard

    If weeds are ruining your garden and yard, it could be related to this common gardening mistake that people make without knowing. Luckily, there's a solution.

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  • A woman walking into a bathroom holding a bucket of cleaning supplies.
    Cleaning Hacks By Holly Gates January 12th, 2025

    There's Finally A Fair Way To Divide Household Chores, & It's Easier Than You Think

    Whatever your living situation is, you might struggle with dividing chores fairly in your home. But there's an ideal method to divide household tasks equitably.

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