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Create an atmosphere that stimulates the magic and whimsy of childhood.Inspire playful adventures and peaceful nap times with these kids bedroom theme ideas. Black, White and Green A modern take on a “boy” theme, this color scheme is perfect for any child who loves sports and wants to bring their joy of the game into…

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If you have a basement, whether finished or unfinished, you’ll likely encounter problems at some point. Basements are notorious for water-related issues that can affect the condition of the house, damage the basements contents and even affect residents health. Problems Caused by Excessive HumidityHumidity is a frequent source of major problems in a basement. Moisture…

Tis the season for pollen and pesticides, not to mention pet dander and disease-carrying creepy-crawlies. The editors at ThisOldHouse.com checked in with health and environment experts across the country for easy, inexpensive tips to help keep your home healthy. Here are 10 tips to keep in mind: Add mats on both sides of the door.Up…

Here are three innovative smart tech features you need to introduce to your home. Bluetooth Light Switches Smart lighting systems still need to have light switches. Bluetooth switches seamlessly connect to the lights in your home. Security with Style Security cameras can be unsightly and unsettling inside of a home. With this in mind, companies…

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Here are five tips for storing your wine collection. Proper Temperature The ideal temperature to store a bottle is 55 degrees Fahrenheit. Having a controlled environment for your wine maintains its longevity. Keep It Sideways When stored sideways, the wine is in contact with the cork, which will keep it from drying out. Darkness Is…

No matter how much of a critter lover you may be, pests in your kitchen is never fun. But many consumers are also disinclined to spread poison all over their culinary arena. Below are a handful of natural, poison-free ways to keep those creepy crawlies outside where they belong. Vinegar and oil. No, youre not…

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