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Living in a glass house might not be much fun for people, but some plants flourish under the always-on-view conditions of glass terrariums.

Glue guns are convenient tools for crafters and DIYers, but can burn you if you don't use them correctly. Learn how to use a hot glue gun safely, and get to crafting and fixing.

Don’t let your carpets, curtains, furniture, and bedding become the permanent home of a bed bug infestation. Grab the best bed bug spray and eradicate these parasites.

These tiny winged insects can devastate vegetable gardens and ornamental plants. Follow this multipronged approach to eradicate whiteflies without using chemicals.

Find out how last year’s home purchase or refinance can (and can’t) help lower your tax burden.

This one-of-a-kind deal runs out this week.

Protect your cucumbers, pumpkins, squash, and other gourds from squash bugs by following these simple tips for removal and prevention.

Zipper-close plastic baggies aren't just for leftovers and school snacks. Learn how handy they are for organizing, gardening, DIY, and even pest control.

Enjoy impressive discounts on tools, bedding, appliances, and more.

HVAC upgrades, insulation, and renewable energy can save you hundreds and even thousands through tax credits.

Customize accessories at home with a handy heat-press machine.

Sewage backup and flooding is an unpleasant and unsanitary situation that is best handled by professionals. The average sewage backup cleanup cost ranges from $2,000 to $10,000.

Looking for a humane way to keep spiders out of the house without killing them? It’s easier than you might think.

In a hurry to pick fruit from your very own tree? Plant any of these rapidly growing or dwarf fruit trees and you’ll soon be noshing on healthy, vitamin-packed, fiber-filled produce.

Coffee filters are surprisingly useful when cleaning, organizing, and even gardening. Learn a few good reasons to keep a stash of these inexpensive household helpers on hand.

A simple $18 purchase beats any other storage solution we have tried.

Microwave drawers do more than reheat leftovers—they give a typically clunky appliance an almost luxurious quality. Find out which ones are worth the cost.

A washer not working may just be a case of a faulty appliance—or it could signal an issue with one of the home’s major systems. The right professional to call for washer repairs depends on the nature of the problem.

Master plumbers 'fess up to the foods that are most likely to clog your kitchen's pipes, and dull—or break—your disposal's blades.

Ragweed and goldenrod are similarly sized, grow in the same regions, and bloom come back-to-school time. That’s where the resemblance ends, and recognizing the difference is essential for seasonal allergy sufferers.