DIY

And all you need is one common household item.

These charming creations will make your home library feel all the more cozy.

Learn how to make an easy stink bug trap with common household items.

These decorative mud balls can end up so shiny and colorful you’d assume they’re some sort of jewel. But you can actually make them at home.

You’d be surprised by the ways you can keep yourself warm—and these budget-friendly winter hacks can help, too.

This easy DIY spray uses common household items to help keep dust from settling around your home.

Some people swear by the cleaning properties of citrus, but will it really get your dishwasher clean?

The solitary bee population is declining—here’s what you can do to help.

Yes, you should clean your washing machine monthly. Here's how.

There's a good reason the metal hook on a tape measure wiggles, and it has to do with why the first inch is actually 1/16th of an inch short.

Finally—a summer activity that doesn't require you to go outside.

The fabric strawberry is more than just a cute accessory to an already cute accessory. It also serves as an important tool.

Unfortunately, those blooms you clipped from your home garden or snagged from a local farmer’s market won’t last forever.

The road to the bestseller list started with a self-financed trip to the printing press for these famed authors.

Traveling with two sharp sticks can get a little tricky.

Buying for a DIY enthusiast doesn't have to be hard. Check out our gift suggestions for someone who likes working with their hands.

Whether they’re looking to make vintage photos or brew their own beer, there's a DIY kit for just about everything.

Can your MacGyver air scrubber do the work of a purifier costing hundreds of dollars? Science says yes.

Clogged toilet and no plunger in sight? Don’t panic—here are five troubleshooting methods using household items.

For builders who think outside the flat pack box, here are the most hackable furniture items from IKEA.

This homemade pumpkin spice latte recipe contains real pumpkin puree, just like the Starbucks version.

With the right knowledge, you can harvest homegrown aloe vera and take advantage of its medicinal properties.

With safety goggles and an adult standing by, this elephant toothpaste recipe makes a great science experiment for kids.

Sure, they're delicious. They also make a great rust remover.