Why You Should Reconsider Using Mothballs To Repel Mice From Your Yard
If you plan to use mothballs to repel mice from your yard or garden, think twice. You may be breaking the law and putting your family in danger.
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Black Ice: What Is It And How To Effectively Remove It From Your Driveway
Weather forecasts often include warnings about black ice. It's worth knowing how it forms, and how you can remove or prevent it to avoid slides and falls.
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Don't Throw Away Onion Scraps, Use Them For A Simple DIY Fertilizer
Store-bought fertilizer is expensive and rife with other chemicals. You can make your own easily. If you like onions on your sandwich, you're halfway there.
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Prevent A Cockroach Infestation In Your Garden With These Maintenance Tips
If you see one cockroach near an outdoor water faucet, or running under some bark mulch, there are hundreds more. You don't want that. Here's how to stop it.
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Why You May Want To Think Twice Before Using No-Mow Grass Seed
A lawn that requires little to no mowing might sound like a low-maintenance dream, but there are some downsides to consider before going all in on one.
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Want To Sleep In Your Car At US National Parks? Don't Break These Rules
With U.S. national parks covering a total of 52 million acres, it might seem like sleeping in your car would be no big deal. But you'll want to check the rules.
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Add Privacy To Your Yard With A Stylish DIY Movable Screen
Small patios, decks, and balconies are wonderful places to relax, but can be too exposed. This easy, moveable screen provides privacy and is tenant-friendly.
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Skip The Salt - You Can Prevent Ice Buildup On Your Driveway With A More Eco-Friendly Alternative
Spreading a de-icer salt is a great way to melt ice off a driveway. But you can prevent slippery ice from even forming with this plant-based solution.
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Is Costco's Multi-Use Leaf Blower Worth Buying? Here's What Reviews Say
Costco offers a leaf blower with a variety of features for keeping your lawn and driveway clear, but what do users who purchased it have to say about it?
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Homeowners Are Absolutely Loving This Patio Dining Set From Home Depot
If you're shopping for a patio dining set, you don't need to break the bank. Homeowners are loving this set from Home Depot for many reasons, including price.
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Say Goodbye To Pests In Your Garden With This Popular Kitchen Essential
Flipping over a kale or zucchini leaf and finding a zillion aphids is the worst. Rather than reaching for chemical insecticides, mix up this natural solution.
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The Pre-Snow Technique That Makes Removing Driveway Snow And Ice Easier Than Ever
Shoveling a sidewalk or driveway covered in heavy, wet snow, or a sheet of ice is tough. Instead, make your life easier, even before the first snowflake falls.
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The Car Sleeping Mistake To Avoid Making On Your Next Road Trip
One of the biggest costs when road tripping is overnight accommodations. Sleeping in your car or van is one option, but before you pull over, do your research.
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Plumbers Warn: Do This Before A Freeze To Protect Your Outdoor Plumbing Pipes
With impending winter storms and deep freezes, it's important to protect your plants and lawn. But don't forget about exposed outdoor pipes and faucets.
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Protect Your Rosemary During Winter With These Must-Know Tips
Fragrant rosemary in July is so magical, it's worth ensuring your Mediterranean plants make it safely through winter. With a little foresight, they'll be fine.
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Have Some Cracks In Your Concrete Driveway? Try This Budget-Friendly Solution
No matter how well you care for your concrete driveway, cracks are going to happen. Replacing a slab is expensive. Instead, this option costs less than $20.
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How To Determine The Best Type Of Grout To Use On Your Pool Tiles
Not all pool grouts are created equal. The right choice for your project depends on more than looks, it’s about cost, care, and how your pool weathers time.
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Raking Snow Off The Roof: Here's What To Know About Proper Safety & Technique
A roof rake is the best, and easiest, way to remove snow from the roof of your house. But there's a safe way to do it, so you don't get buried in snow.
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Attract Cardinals To Your Yard With This Simple Winter Trick (No Bird Feeder Needed)
Cardinals add joyous pops of color to a snowy or dreary winter background. It also happens you can provide more than just bird seed as winter progresses.
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Don't Throw Away Your Old License Plate, Repurpose It For A Rustic Garden Planter
Building or decorating your own planters is a fun way to personalize the container garden on your patio or balcony. Those old, dusty plates are perfect.
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Nature Enthusiasts Won't Want To Skip This Beautiful Barbados Park
Barbados is a tiny island on the outskirts of the Caribbean, but it's packed with charm and beauty. This free park offers up spots to relax or hit the surf.
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Campers Can't Get Enough Of Costco's Roomy Loveseat Camping Chair
Fold-out camp chairs are a great solution to the question, "how are we going to sit around the campfire?" This Costco option offers cozy seating for two.
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How To Create A More Owl-Friendly Birdbath For Your Yard
Much like your other feathered friends, owls appreciate a nice dip in the bath. If you want to provide for these predators, you’ll need to make a change.
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Embrace Imperfection With This Low-Maintenance Landscaping Technique
Gardening is supposed to be relaxing, but it can be exhausting edging every border and precisely pruning every plant. Relax: It doesn't need to be perfect.
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Don't Throw Away Empty Toilet Paper Rolls, Use Them For DIY Garden Mulch
Mulch offers a wide range of benefits to your garden, from weed suppression to moisture retention. If you want to DIY your own, check the bathroom waste bin.
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The Iconic Southwestern Plant That's Doing More Harm Than Good
When this plant on screen in a movie or TV show, you know it's set in the American Southwest. The fact is, it's an invasive plant that can cause a lot of harm.
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Skip Dangerous Pesticides - Reach For This Pantry Staple Instead
If pests like aphids and whiteflies are attacking your plants, don't reach for a commercial pesticide: It's cheaper and safer to head to the kitchen instead.
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Low Vs High Pressure Weather: What To Know About How It'll Impact You
If you've watched a weather forecast and wondered what low pressure and high pressure systems are all about, we — and the barometer — have got you covered.
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What To Do If You Spot A Bear Cub In Your Yard
A bear cub (or three) wandering into your yard can be adorable. But not only do you know mama is nearby, it can be surprisingly unsafe for the curious cub(s).
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Repurpose Empty Toilet Paper Rolls To Help Protect Your Plants From Damaging Pests
If you're seeing your plants' stems getting chewed on or otherwise damaged, you've got a pest problem. One easy way to fight back is with toilet paper tubes.
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