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A buildup of dust in your home is often the result of poor airflow. Combined with infrequent cleaning, poor airflow can lead ...

Fleece, terry cloth, wool and some synthetics tend to shed, producing small fibers that turn to dust. Generally speaking, loosely woven fabrics and textiles made of longer fibers shed more than ...

Glass sliding doors can work as a wonderful window and entryway to your home, but this clever hack will make them not only functional but stunning.

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The true magic happens in those moments of unexpected discovery—finding a high-end coffee maker that retails for hundreds of dollars, uncovering a genuine leather jacket beneath a pile of polyester, ...

Nothing on the surface of this scrubby expanse of western Nevada desert, overlooked by towering, craggy mountains, gives even a hint of what lies beneath. But a few thousand feet underground is a ...

Baking soda and hydrogen peroxide will remove stains and freshen all types of pillows. Pillows absorb body oils and fluids. dead skin cells and dust mites, and skin and hair products. Pillows should ...

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Some of the hardest kitchen tasks are cleaning your cooking appliances, as grease, crumbs, and grime quickly build up and bake on to them. And this can happen all too quickly in a toaster oven, where ...