These DIY Light-Up Logs Will Add Some Rustic Whimsy To Your Outdoor Space
Getting creative with your outdoor space doesn't have to cost a lot. In fact, you can transform spare logs into rustic yard lights with only a few tools.
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Keep Your Plants Hydrated With This Genius DIY Raised Garden Bed Idea
It can be overwhelming to water a large garden. This DIY raised garden bed project is simple to build and is a stress-free way to care for your plants.
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Safely Melt The Ice On Your Driveway With This Household Essential
If you're dealing with an icy driveway but have run out of rock salt, a common household item is the perfect alternative if you're in a pinch.
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Turn An Old Cooler Into Rustic Porch Décor With This Thrifty DIY
You may have difficulty finding a plastic cooler that matches the rustic aesthetic of your patio. Luckily, this simple DIY project can make any cooler stylish.
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Control Crabgrass In Your Yard With The Help Of Apple Cider Vinegar
Usually appearing in the summer, crabgrass can quickly take over your yard. To control this pesky plant, make a concoction of apple cider vinegar.
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These Unexpected Snacks Can Help You Start A Fire In Case Of Emergency
Campfires are an essential part of overnight camping. Even without matches, you can start one with two snacks you likely already have.
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Make Starting A Campfire With Wet Wood Easier With These Simple Tips
A rainy camping trip can make setting up a campfire challenging. However, with our tips, you can still get a fire going even with wet wood.
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This Simple DIY Soap Spray Keeps Pesky Sawflies Off Your Roses
If you have sawflies munching away on your roses but don't want to use harsh chemicals, try making this homemade DIY soap spray, which offers immediate relief.
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A DIY Pinecone Project That'll Help You Easily Start A Campfire
The challenge of building a campfire usually stems from trying to start one. With the help of some pine cones, you can enjoy a toasty evening outdoors.
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Make Propagating Your Plants Easier With This Dollar Tree DIY Idea
Are you running out of space in your home? You can still create a plant-filled oasis by suctioning this Dollar Tree item on flat surfaces for plant propagation.
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Our Tips For Building A Safe Shelter If You Get Lost In The Woods
Getting lost in the woods can happen to anyone. If you ever find yourself stranded and without much daylight left, here's how to build an emergency shelter.
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How To Make Your Own Compass With Things You Can Find In The Woods
Whether you've broken your compass or forgot to pack one, Mother Nature can help you if you need one. All you need is a sewing needle.
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Use Pine Needles To Naturally Repel Mosquitoes While Camping Or Hiking
You'd be surprised to know about the many uses for pine needles while you're out adventuring. The scent, in particular, acts as a natural mosquito repellent.
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How Your Socks Can Help You Easily Build A Campfire
If you ever need to start a campfire but lack the materials to get a flame going, your socks can come to the rescue. Here's how to use them.
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The Trendy And Budget-Friendly Alternative To Installing A Pool In Your Backyard
Installing a pool can be costly. If you're looking for a trendy way to cool off without breaking the bank, consider repurposing this popular farming staple.
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DIY Your Own Water Filter While Camping Or Hiking With These Tips
Having an adequate supply of water is a non-negotiable while camping or hiking. If you're in an emergency and need water, here's how to DIY a water filter.
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Birds Will Be Flocking To Your Feeder After Adding This Kitchen Staple
To attract more birds to your yard, try adding this pantry staple to your feeder. The method eliminates kitchen waste while providing fuel for birds.
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Why You Should Reconsider This Cornmeal Trick For Repelling Ants
A lot of buzz is circulating online about using cornmeal to repel ants. While this may sound like an easy, natural method, here's why it doesn't work.
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Make Your RV Lights Look Cozier With This Simple DIY Lampshade
Overhead lighting can be garish - even in your RV. To spruce up your RV's interior and make it feel more cozy and welcoming, try making this easy DIY lampshade.
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Simple Ways To Protect Your Home & Outdoor Space During A Storm
While it's best to start preparing your home for a storm well before it even forms, there are still some things you can do to minimize the damage.
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Transform Your Old Teapot Into A Stunningly Rustic Outdoor Water Feature
Taking one of your favorite teapots and transforming it into a unique water feature for your yard can be a great way to display it. Here's how to do it.
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Attract More Hummingbirds To Your Garden With These Nest Box Building Tips
If you want to attract more hummingbirds to your yard, the steps you should take are slightly different than that for other birds. Here are the steps to take.
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Bring An Old Barrel Back To Life As A Gorgeous Water Feature In Your Garden
A rustic fountain can be added to your yard without spending a lot of money. All you need is an old barrel and some tools for this hack.
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Banish Pesky Red Ants From Your Pool With This Aromatic Fruit Juice
Red ants seem to appear by your pool on days you want to use it the most. With fruit you likely already have at home, you can quickly banish these intruders.
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Does This Fake Wasp Nest Hack Keep Wasps Away From Your Yard?
A buzzing wasp can quickly ruin a relaxing day in your yard. Some folks have installed fake wasp nests to keep these insects at bay, but does this hack work?
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Reuse An Old Flower Pot To Organize And Store Your Garden Hose In Style
If you're tired of wrestling with your garden hose when you put it away, we have a clever solution. With this DIY hack, you can repurpose an old flower pot.
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How To Build A Stunning Plant Wall For Your Backyard
Plant walls are a phenomenal way to add a burst of color and creativity to your backyard. Making one is relatively simple, so here are our tips.
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