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RE: Turning a scratched-up floor into something I actually like

Honestly, you nailed it—there’s a fine line between “vintage charm” and “just plain tired.” I’ve seen folks go overboard trying to erase every mark, b...

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RE: Keeping string lights dry: worth the hassle?

Title: Keeping string lights dry: worth the hassle? Dielectric grease is a lifesaver, isn’t it? I’ve seen more “weatherproof” boxes fill up like fish...

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RE: Easy ways to refresh your porch look each season

Funny you mention the “band-aid” feeling—sometimes I swap out cushions and it’s like, did anything actually change, or am I just fooling myself? Solar...

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RE: Sneaky ways to brighten your space without flipping the switch

Totally agree that layering is key. I've found that sheer curtains can be a bit of a gamble depending on the room's natural lighting. In one remodel, ...

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RE: MY QUICK FIX FOR KEEPING THE DOG OUT OF THE GARDEN

Lattice panels are definitely a solid upgrade from chicken wire—good call there. I installed some lattice fencing for a client last spring, and funny ...

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RE: Sneaky ways to brighten your space without flipping the switch

Couldn't agree more about mirrors—they're basically the duct tape of interior design, fixing all sorts of lighting issues. Another trick I've found he...

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RE: Easy ways to refresh your porch look each season

Definitely see your point about textiles being easier on the back and wallet, but honestly, even swapping out cushion covers or rugs can feel like a c...

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RE: Keeping Your Home Dry: Insulation Tips for Flood-Prone Areas

Yeah, rigid foam can be hit or miss with moisture. I've seen it done right, but honestly, spray foam (minus the abstract art vibe 😂) usually g...

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RE: how often do you actually check your deck for safety?

Twice a year is good advice, but honestly, if your deck's built right and you've got decent drainage, once a year can be plenty. I've seen decks that ...

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RE: if you had to decorate your home using only stuff from nature, how would you do it?

I get the appeal of subtle tweaks, but honestly, sometimes going a bit bolder can pay off. I once did a similar driftwood table, and instead of shimmi...

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RE: my battle with moldy closets and frizzy hair

That's actually a clever workaround—though I can practically hear my wallet crying already. But hey, mold-free closets and frizz-free hair? Worth ever...

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RE: how much should I budget to renovate a beach house?

Haha, been there myself—humidity is the sneaky villain of beach house renovations. Good on you for sticking with it though; sanding and redoing is ted...

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RE: Ripping up old flooring—worth the hassle or total nightmare?

Haha, that sounds rough—but honestly, flooring isn't always a disaster waiting to happen. I've seen plenty of homeowners tackle it successfully with j...

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