Build Customizable New Walls In Your Home With Giant LEGO-Style Building Blocks
If you need new walls and have dreamed of a day where you could just build them out of LEGOs... well, your dreams have come true. Enter: EverBlocks.
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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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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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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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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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Here Are The Mattresses Hotels Use So Sleeping At Home Can Feel Like A Vacation
Ever slept in a Marriott or Four Seasons hotel and wondered if there was a way to get that luxury mattress into your own home? Actually, there is.
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Outdated Flooring Materials That Are Lowering The Value Of Your Home
If you're thinking about reselling your home someday, the floors are a big deal. How much is that carpet or linoleum really hurting your overall ROI?
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The One Room That's Disappearing From Homes (& How To Create One In Your Space)
This disappearing room doesn't show up much on real estate listings any longer, but you can add it to your home anyway with creative and clever design choices.
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The Hack That Makes Pouring From A Mason Jar So Much Easier
Mason jars are great for just about everything ... except pouring liquids without making a colossal mess. Thankfully, this hack will fix that problem.
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You're Getting Marie Kondo's Decluttering Rule Wrong (& Here's Why It Really Works)
If you're writing off the "spark joy" rule with a laugh, you're probably misunderstanding the message of Marie Kondo's decluttering philosophy. Here's why.
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Here's Why Your Garage Is Always So Cold
In the dead of winter, it's never pleasant to find tools in your freezing garage. Does it still have to be this way? There's a surprising reason for it.
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You Have Termites. How Long Before Your Home Collapses?
Oh no. Termites! It's a destructive pest and is dreaded by homeowners. So when exactly is your house in danger of collapsing from damage? Here's what to know.
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Snowy Front Steps? A High-Tech Solution Will End Your Shoveling Forever
Shoveling can destroy your back. Snowblowers are messy. Deicer is toxic. Snow-melting mads, meanwhile, are the shovel-free solution of your dreams.
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Inflatable Hot Tubs: Affordable Luxury Or Lukewarm Substitute?
Spending $400 on a hot tub instead of $4k (or $10k) sure sounds nice, but are inflatable hot tubs going to hold up? Here are the pros and cons.
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Why Your Log Splitter Is Leaking And How To Fix It
A log splitter will save you countless hours in splitting wood... if it works. If your splitter has started leaking, though, here's how to diagnose the problem.
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Will Using A Space Heater To Warm Your Home In Winter Actually Save You Cash?
You always were told that space heaters blew money. Now, some people are saying they save money. What's the truth? Here's our assessment.
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Climate Change: Is Your Home At Risk? Here's How To Find Out
From wildfires to floods, the impact of climate change keeps growing every year. Here's how to figure out whether you should be worried about your home.
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The 3 Questions To Ask When Ordering Cords Of Firewood Online
Thinking about ordering your next cord of firewood from the Facebook marketplace or Craigslist? Make sure you're getting a good deal with these three questions.
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Burning Pine In Your Woodstove Is Totally Fine (So Don't Be A Snob About It)
Everybody has always told you that pine will cause creosote buildup in your chimney. They'll tell you not to burn it. Don't listen - they're wrong.
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Turn A Pool Noodle Into A Stunning Jumbo Wreath To Add Charm To Your Front Door
A huge, beautiful wreath adds sparkle to your home or front door. Unfortunately, those big wreaths can be pricey. This DIY with a pool noodle is an alternative.
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Deer Head Mounts In The Living Room: Cool, Tacky, Or Gross?
Is taxidermied animal head mounts a cool way to show off rustic farmhouse vibes, or a dated embarrassment? Let's take a closer look at how to make it work.
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Are Wood Homes More Likely To Catch Fire & Burn Down?
If you have a wood home or want to buy one, you may be considering what the likelihood is that it will burn down from a fire compared to other exteriors.
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Make A Homemade Cornucopia As A Stunning Centerpiece This Thanksgiving
If you want a Thanksgiving centerpiece for your harvest-themed table that's sure to impress your guests, make your own cornucopia (or horn of plenty) this year.
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How To Use Universal Design To Achieve True Accessibility & Beauty In Your Home
Having your home be accessible doesn't mean it can't also be trendy or beautiful. Meet universal design, the stunning compromise that's changing everything.
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Furniture Polish For Wood Furniture: What's Worth Your Time And What Isn't
Polishing wood furniture is a rewarding task, but you want to make sure that you're actually doing it correctly. Here are some expert tips.
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Settling The Debate: Can You Safely Use Aluminum Foil In An Air Fryer?
Some people do it. Others are terrified of it. But is putting aluminum foil in the air fryer really a fire hazard or not? There's a straightforward answer.
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What Are Death Stairs (& Do You Have Them In Your Home)?
Death Stairs are a very real thing, whether they happen through poor design or neglect. But if you're unlucky enough to have them, here's what you can do.
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