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Some homeowners are thrilled about the idea of TVs that pop out of beds and fridges that look like cabinets, but hiding our tech isn't always worth it. 
Did you know that one of the main ingredients you use to bake your cookies can also keep aphids and other pests out of your garden? Find out how this works. 
Crocosmia, or montbretia, blooms in vibrant splashes of red, yellow, orange, or pink flowers. But if the blooms are sparse, the plant may need dividing. 
A downspout is essential for diverting rainwater away from your house, but it doesn't look pretty. So conceal it with this clever outdoor design hack. 
Tired of messy counters? Grab a couple of Dollar Tree cutting boards and a few other supplies to keep your cooking tools neat and within reach. 
Anyone can grow a peach tree in any climate - provided you grow it in a container so you can move it indoors when needed. Here's how to transplant one. 
Baseboards create a cleaner look design-wise, but if they're dirty, they do the opposite. Create a monthly cleaning schedule to ensure they never look dingy. 
Dollar Tree bins can be flimsy, but there's a clever and affordable way to give them more structure and style without upgrading to pricey alternatives. 
Avoid this type of fertilizer when temps are at their highest. If you must fertilize your garden, there are better and safer options to choose from. 
Tired of boring glass storage containers that don't reflect your personality? Here's how to make affordable, adorable storage from any glass jar. 
While this fresh-smelling oil can help get rid of termites, it might be difficult to directly apply to certain types of these destructive pests. 
When used on glass stovetops, some cookware materials can cause scratches, chips, cracks, and damage from thermal shock, or even occasionally bond to the top. 
This tree may have beautiful white flowers, but it's considered invasive in many states and will outcompete native trees. Here's what to grow instead. 
IFA 2025 introduces new, innovative products to make life easier (and less smelly). Discover three classic appliances updated for the future of cleaning. 
You can hide unsightly outdoor pipes with a removable, fully customizable, and environmentally friendly decorative feature that won't break the bank.