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Tips for the modern treasure hunt for thrift store finds
Since “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up” was added to Netflix’s queue, second-hand stores nationwide have reported an uptick in donations. And that means that Marie Kondo-mania has left thrift stores flooded with fantastic thrift!-->!-->!-->…
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10 ways to upcycle newspapers
Newspapers stacking up? Here's how to upcycle newspapers, giving them really useful second lives.
Photo by Sam Schipani
If you are a daily print reader, you may have accumulated a fair number of old newspaper that have been sitting!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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9 ways to upcycle old t-shirts
Photo by Kai Pilger from Pexels
We all have that t-shirt that we have loved a little too much. That shirt from your first country fair or your high school musical may have pit stains and holes that make it unwearable, but it still has!-->!-->!-->…
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10 easy home decor sewing projects
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Guest post by Annabelle Short
A beautiful house on the outside won’t be complete if the interior is shabbily decorated. Be it a residential building, an office building, a hotel or a similar property; the!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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How to identify poison ivy
“Hairy vine, no friend of mine. Leaves of three, let them be.”
Poison ivy (Toxicodendron radicans) on a Maine island. | Photo by Glen Mittelhauser
These rhymes are warnings about poison ivy, a plant that can cause itchy, blistering!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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How to clean a washing machine filter
Coin trap filters like this can be cleaned of any debris. | Photo by Amber Peabody
Most people know to clean the dryer lint filter between loads. But did you know that some washing machine filters need to be cleaned too?
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14 foods you didn’t know you could freeze
Food waste is a problem of an epidemic, especially -- perhaps contradictorily -- among health-conscious consumers. But by freezing foods, you can stretch how long foods will last.
A 2018 study showed that between 2007 and 2014, the!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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This trick to regrow scallions really works
As an experienced home cook, I can’t help but play favorites when it comes to ingredients, and in my kitchen, scallions are frequently the star of the show. When I learned you can regrow scallions, I had to try it.
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How to cook venison
Photo by Gabor Degre
Deer meat has gotten a bad reputation for being a tough, chewy, gamey meat that’s difficult to work with and not worth the effort. But with attention and proper handling, venison can be a delicious, healthy!-->!-->!-->…
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Upcycling pallets: What Pinterest is not telling you and what you need to know
Pallets come in many shapes and sizes, depending on what they were built to transport. The standard size is 48-inches-by-40-inches. | Photo by Julia Bayly
It’s estimated there are 2 billion wooden shipping pallets moving merchandise!-->!-->!-->…
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Is natural medicine right for you? Here are some things to consider
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Unlike conventional doctors who generally address and treat the specific symptoms of illnesses with pharmaceuticals or surgery, naturopathic doctors seek to find and treat the cause of ailments using a variety of!-->!-->!-->…
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How to choose a naturopathic doctor
Dr. Amy Rothenberg, ND, knows full well she could see three times the patients a day that normally pass through her Naturopathic Health Care in Connecticut, if she would just cut down on the time she spends with each individual.
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