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Say Goodbye To Pricey Outdoor Lights — Use A Hula Hoop To Brighten Your Yard
A Hunker DIY suggests wrapping battery-powered string lights around spray-painted hula hoops for decorative lighting on covered patios and gazebos.
Gen Z Is Breaking This Old-School Gallery Wall Rule—and Designers Say It Works
Designers say ornate antique frames can add contrast and personality to modern prints, posters and gallery walls when the mix is balanced.
Say Goodbye To Musty Towels: How To Keep Them Smelling Fresh Out Of The Closet
A Hunker report points to lingering moisture and laundry residue as common causes of musty towels, with drying and airflow as key steps.
Clever DIYers Are Turning Boring Thermostats Into Stylish Decor
A Hunker report describes DIYers using frames, baskets and small boxes to make wall thermostats blend into home decor while staying accessible.
Use An Empty Toothpaste Tube To Double Your Closet Hanging Space
A Hunker report describes cutting loops from a clean toothpaste tube to hang one lightweight garment below another and use closet rod space.
I Gave My IKEA Nightstand A Makeover Fit For A Fairytale Princess
Apartment Therapy writer Cori Sears transformed a secondhand IKEA TARVA nightstand with miniature windows, a door and scalloped trim.
Woman Upcycles Old Wood Pallets Into A Backyard Showpiece With An Impressive DIY
A Hunker feature shows how YouTuber WetAndForget turned matching wood pallets and concrete pavers into a customizable outdoor bar.
She Transforms Cardboard Trash Into A Mini Wreath With Rustic Charm
A TikTok creator’s DIY turns cardboard and shipping paper into a burlap-wrapped mini wreath, with options for seasonal decorations.
Sprinkling Baking Soda On Your Couch: What It’s For, Why It’s Important, And How To Apply It Correctly
Baking soda may help freshen some fabric couches. Check the care label, patch-test first, and vacuum it up thoroughly.