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  • Man sanding dated wood coffee table in workshop
    By Rob Johnstone 1 day ago

    Skip Paint: Give Your Dated Coffee Table A Stunning White Oak Upgrade

    Forget the paint — you can upgrade a dated coffee table to a classic white oak appearance with basic finishing supplies. Learn how one expert achieves the look.

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  • A person opening a dated brown, wood cabinet
    By Erika Dale 2 days ago

    The Clever Way To Update Honey Oak Cabinets Without Painting Them

    Honey oak cabinets were once the go-to in kitchen design. And if you still have them and want to update the look, there's a creative way to do so sans paint.

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  • A man works on repairing a furnace
    By Emily Ray 4 days ago

    Why There's A Tiny Blinking Red Light On Your Furnace

    Our expert says a red blinking light on your furnace could indicate anything from a minor issue to something that requires professional attention.

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  • A person builds a wall with cinder blocks
    By Sakshi Khaitan 6 days ago

    Cinder Blocks Vs. Cement Blocks: What's The Difference?

    You may think there's not much difference between cinder and cement blocks, but our expert says their composition, and thus strength, differs in a few ways.

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  • A woman examines an item at an estate sale
    By Amy Freeman 9 days ago

    This Rare '60s Pyrex Dish Would Be A Collector's Dream To Find At An Estate Sale

    Any Pyrex collector would be thrilled to find valuable pieces at their local thrift store. There's one '60s dish in particular that would make a thrifter's day.

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  • A person uses a bench grinder to sharpen drill bits
    By Rob Johnstone 9 days ago

    Skip The Bench Grinder: This Home Depot Find Sharpens Drill Bits In Seconds

    As fast as a bench grinder but with guaranteed precision, this workshop addition from Home Depot makes it absolutely effortless to sharpen worn out drill bits.

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  • An orange electrical outlet with gloved hand holding plug
    By Emily Kammerlohr 10 days ago

    What Is An Orange Electrical Outlet Used For?

    You might have seen an orange outlet in a hospital or even an old house. We spoke to electrician Carl Murawski to find out how they differ from regular outlets.

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  • Person scraping underside of lawn mower deck with a scraper
    By Chris Deziel 10 days ago

    Keep Grass Off Of Lawn Mower Blades With A Cheap Kitchen Staple

    Getting grass cuttings off of lawn mower blades might seem like a frustration that can't be avoided, but one kitchen ingredient can help make things easier.

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  • A serious-looking man is looking at countertop options in a store
    By Sakshi Khaitan 11 days ago

    Quartz Vs. Quartzite: What's The Difference?

    Our expert says the difference between quartz and quartzite lies in their composition, which in turn affects cost, durability, and maintenance.

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  • A new and contemporary vinyl fence stands out against lush green grass and a bright blue sky
    By Emily Ray 13 days ago

    Before You Buy A Vinyl Fence, Here's How Long It Actually Lasts

    Vinyl is a classic fencing option, and with good reason. Before you decide on vinyl, though, it helps to know how long you can expect it to hold up.

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  • Person holding dull and pitted lawn mower blade in need of sharpening
    By Chris Deziel 13 days ago

    Skip The Bench Grinder: Sharpen Lawn Mower Blades With A Simpler DIY Solution

    Stuck with dull lawn mower blades and no bench grinder to sharpen them? Try this everyday power tool that's just as quick and simpler for the average DIYer.

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  • A couple is buying furniture in a store
    By Sakshi Khaitan 17 days ago

    Forget Pottery Barn And West Elm: A Cheaper Place To Buy Furniture Is Expert-Approved

    Our expert says she was super surprised by the pricing and variety of items at this furniture retailer, with the store becoming a go-to for her clients.

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  • Painting kitchen cabinets white
    By Rob Johnstone 17 days ago

    How To Paint Kitchen Cabinets Without Brush Marks

    Getting a perfect brush-mark-free finish on your kitchen cabinets is a lot easier than it seems, and it all comes down to preparation and technique.

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  • Smiling person choosing flowers to put into round vase
    By Erika Dale 18 days ago

    The Secret Flower Arranging Tip That Interior Designers Are Gatekeeping

    Take the guesswork out of creating elegant floral arrangements. Learn two options to apply a simple, expert-approved trick in different ways around the home.

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  • A large hole in the middle of a yard
    By Sakshi Khaitan 19 days ago

    In Some States, This Backyard Pest Is Actually Legally Protected

    States in the West Coast and Midwest protect this backyard visitor due to conservation efforts. Plus, they aren't all that bad, since they hunt other pests.

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  • A smiling woman is loading dishes in a dishwasher
    By Sakshi Khaitan 19 days ago

    Your Dishwasher Can Do A Lot More Than Clean Dishes

    From items in your closet to kitchen essentials that aren’t plates or cutlery, our expert dishes on the surprising cleaning power of dishwashers.

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  • A couple measures a stone countertop
    By Ryan Cashman 23 days ago

    Granite Vs. Quartz Countertops: Which Costs Less?

    Deciding on your kitchen countertop material is a big (and expensive) decision, so we went to an expert to get the skinny on the costs of granite versus quartz.

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  • Two people shopping in a sofa showroom
    By Jennifer Davis 25 days ago

    The One Sofa Color You Should Avoid (And What A Designer Recommends Instead)

    You may feel inspired to embrace this classic color for a new couch, but one designer says it will make your room cold and sterile, and to choose this instead.

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  • A man standing in the doorway of a salvage store
    By Erika Dale 26 days ago

    Not Thrift Stores: The Best Place To Find Vintage Details For Your Home, According To A Designer

    You don't need a thrift store if you're looking for vintage decor and interesting home details for your latest renovation project. Instead, seek this place out.

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  • Someone stressed over their messy closet
    By Sakshi Khaitan 29 days ago

    The Smart Way To Rebuild Your Closet So It Stops Looking Like Storage

    Our expert says that successfully rebuilding a closet is all about intention, paying attention to aesthetics, and utilizing the right storage additions.

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  • Man kneeling down to reel extension cord
    By Emily Kammerlohr 30 days ago

    Avoid Storing Your Extension Cords Here — They Could Crack And Wear Out Faster

    Storing extension cords in the wrong place can shorten their lifespan and create safety risks. Learn which common household spots to avoid and why.

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  • Vintage maple bathroom cabinet with a natural finish
    By Chris Deziel 30 days ago

    Move Over, Paint & Stain: A Better Way To Update Maple Cabinets

    Your maple cabinets don't need a color makeover — they need the right finish, one that naturally enhances the wood's grain and provides better protection.

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  • A cozy layered bed beside a lit fireplace
    By Erika Dale 1 month ago

    Ditch Expensive Duvets: The Sizing Trick Behind Every Luxury Catalog Bedroom

    There's nothing quite like a beautifully layered, fluffy bed. Turns out, achieving that look is all about changing the way you shop for the top layer.

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  • Orange highlights on oak cabinets in kitchen
    By Rob Johnstone 1 month ago

    Not Too Orange Or Red: A Better Way To Update Bright Oak Cabinets

    If you’ve been living with honey-orange-red oak cabinets for far too long, don’t fret: There’s an easy way to get just the tone you want and do it yourself.

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  • Burning tree stump with visible flame and charred wood texture
    By Emily Kammerlohr 1 month ago

    Is Burning A Tree Stump A Good Idea?

    Do you have the remnants of a tree that fell or that you cut down? We talked to an expert to find out if burning the stump is the best way to get rid of it.

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  • Overgrown grass and weeds popping up between pavers
    By Rob Johnstone 1 month ago

    Forget Pavers: The Landscaping Material That Cuts Down On Mowing And Weeding

    Pavers are a classic landscaping solution, but don't overlook this DIYer-friendly option that supplies natural beauty and can cut down on mowing and weeding.

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  • A carpenter bee below a nest hole in a wooden wall
    By Ron Baker 1 month ago

    Evict Carpenter Bees From Your Fence Or Deck With An Expert-Recommended DIY Solution

    Carpenter bees can spell destruction for bare wooden structures. You may want to follow these effective DIY solutions shared by an expert in this exclusive.

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