13 Things To Look Out For When Renting An Airbnb

When you book through Airbnb, you need to realize the host, not the company, dictates the cancellation policy. This means some reservations are nonrefundable from the moment you book, while others you can cancel up until the night before.

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Ten Fruits That Last A Long Time In The Freezer

Bananas are one of the best and most popular fruits to freeze. This yellow fruit is usually cheap and sold in bunches. Bananas are also a fruit that should not be put in the refrigerator, as this allows bananas to ripen naturally and quickly.

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How To Choose The Right Color Scheme For Your Home

Yes, it’s super exciting to grab fistfuls of color swatches from the paint store and dream of your updated space. But, hit the brakes. Before you start channeling your favorite HGTV star, you need to brush up on your color theory knowledge.

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Transitioning Your Home Decor: When To Decorate For Each Season

Best Time To Decorate For Spring: Early To Mid-March

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How To Organize Your Kitchen Cabinets Like A Pro

You might try to convince yourself that organizing your kitchen cabinets isn’t that big a deal. After all, once the doors are closed, you don’t see the mess, right? (Unless you’re dealing with organizing glass cabinets.) But the benefits of organized cabinets go way beyond a tidy kitchen.

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Different Types Of Gravel And How To Use Them

The smallest type of gravel is called fine gravel. This can range in size from sand to any gravel less than ⅜ inch in diameter. This is typically the smallest type of gravel used for any DIY or construction project.

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Why Is My Trash Always Leaking? (And How To Fix It)

One of the main reasons trash leaks is due to what’s inside the trash bag. Trash is meant for solids, not liquids. If you are dumping too many liquids in your trash, don’t be surprised if it leaks. All it takes is one tiny hole near the bottom of a trash bag to cause the contents to leak.

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Plants To Grow At Home For Skincare

Cilantro has many health benefits, whether you eat it or use it topically. You can turn cilantro into an essential oil, or simply use it as is. For example, some people mix ground cilantro with plain yogurt, rice powder, and coconut milk. 

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How To Stop Perennials From Spreading

Perennials typically spread because of rhizomes, and they can also spread when seeds scatter. Rhizomes are stems that grow horizontally in the soil, and many people mistake them for roots. Because they grow horizontally, you may see more of the same plant pop up beside the original perennial you planted. 

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Why Won’t My Soil Absorb Water?

Hydrophobic soil often contains waxy compounds that repel water. Soil typically contains waxy compounds, but if there’s too much, it will repel water. Once this happens, your soil won’t absorb water and it’s bad for your plants. 

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How To Keep A Home Gym Clean

Nothing is inviting about dirty gym equipment. Not only is it unsanitary, but your gym equipment will only get dirtier with time if you don’t clean it. Zogics is a popular brand of disinfectant wipes that many people use to clean their gym equipment. 

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What Can I Do With Old Playground Equipment?

You can’t simply leave old playground equipment on the curb for a waste management service to pick up. However, you have many options to get rid of old playground equipment, such as:

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What Can I Do With Old Furniture?

You may no longer have use for your old furniture, but someone else might. Today, donating old furniture is easier than ever as you can quickly find charities and organizations that accept it. Search for local organizations, such as Goodwill and the Salvation Army, near your home.

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11 Pests That Can Ruin A Spring Garden (And How To Stop Them)

Aphids are one of the most common threats to a garden and even houseplants. There are more than 1,000 types of these bugs, which means they can exist in just about every climate. What makes these pests particularly tricky is that they can feed on the entire plant. They will suck on the leaves, stems, and even the roots of a plant.

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How Long Does Perfume Last? (And How To Make It Last Longer)

As with just about anything that has a shelf life, perfume lasts much longer when it’s unopened. It can often last more than 10 years if you never crack the seal. Once you open it and expose it to the air, it usually lasts anywhere between three and five years, but sometimes much longer.

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13 Kitchen Organization Hacks That Can Lower Your Grocery Bill

The best way to decrease the amount of money you spend on food is to ensure no food goes to waste. This is something that’s easier said than done, but there are ways you can organize your kitchen to reduce the risk of food expiring.

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