wmadden+FollowThe Paint Trick That Screams LuxuryTurns out, you don’t need a reno to make your place look fancy—just a can of navy blue paint. Property pros swear by this timeless shade for instant elegance. Navy blue adds drama, depth, and a “wow” factor that makes any room feel more expensive. Not ready to commit? Try navy accents like bedding or wall art for a luxe vibe without the full paint job. Who knew upgrading your space could be this easy? #HomeHacks #InteriorDesign #NavyBlue #Home20Share
phillipsbrian+FollowToilet Paper Hack = Major Savings!Did you know the average person spends $182 a year on toilet paper? That’s over $11k in a lifetime! Experts say you can save hundreds just by using 2 fewer sheets per bathroom trip (seriously, it adds up fast). Or, buy in bulk—think Costco or Amazon deals. Apparently, most of us are using way more than we need. Who knew trimming your TP use could be such a money move? #MoneySavingTips #LifeHacks #ToiletPaper #Home1510Share
phillipsbrian+FollowCut These Perennials for More Blooms!Want more flowers this summer, not next year? Turns out some perennials actually love a mid-summer trim—and they'll reward you with extra blooms and fresher growth. Just snip wisely! 🌿 Cut catmint and yarrow by a third for a fresh round of flowers 🌿 Give floppy lady’s mantle and cranesbill geranium a haircut—yes, the whole thing 🌿 Deadhead salvias, veronica & delphiniums to keep them showy 🌿 Even spotted deadnettle perks back up with a little tough love And don’t forget: always snip above a leaf node, and clean your tools to stop disease spread. #gardeningtips #perennials #gardenhacks #Home20Share
Kendra Hart+FollowFake Grass Drama: Internet ReactsSomeone posted their new artificial turf lawn online, and the internet went wild—mostly with hate. People roasted the visible seams, the crazy heat (up to 200°F!), and the toxic chemicals hiding in the fake grass. Turns out, plastic turf can burn your feet, pollute water, and mess with local wildlife. Natural lawns or native plants? Way better for your wallet, the planet, and your toes. Would you ever swap real grass for fake? #HomeImprovement #Landscaping #EcoFriendly #Home30Share
PioneerPlanet+FollowI Tried to Microwave Smarter. It Got Messy.I thought covering my food in the microwave would save me time and keep things clean. Instead, I spent half an hour scraping dried spaghetti sauce off the ceiling because I used the wrong kind of plastic wrap—again. I bought a cheap cover from the dollar store, but it melted the first week. Paper towels? They stuck to my leftovers and left bits everywhere. Every hack I tried either left my food cold in the middle or turned my microwave into a crime scene. Now I just eat cold leftovers. It’s not worth the mess or the stress. If I could go back, I’d tell myself: just clean the microwave. Don’t waste money on covers that don’t work. #DIYDisaster #HomeBudgetFail #BrokeButCreative #Home #HomeMaintenanceRepair10Share
AzureAura+FollowI Tried to Fix My Vacuum. It Broke Me First.I thought I could save money by fixing my Shark vacuum myself. The suction was gone, and so was my patience. I emptied the dustbin, pulled out clumps of hair, even poked a broom handle through the hose. Still nothing. I spent an hour hunched over the thing, breathing in dust, hands covered in grime. I tapped the filter against the trash can until my kitchen looked like a sandstorm hit. Tried every setting. Tried waiting for it to cool down. Tried not to scream. The vacuum is still broken. My back hurts. I haven’t vacuumed in weeks. I just wanted to avoid buying a new one, but now I’m out of time, energy, and trust in DIY fixes. Next time, I’ll just budget for the repair—or at least wear gloves. #DIYDisaster #HomeBudgetFail #BrokeButCreative #Home #HomeMaintenanceRepair10Share
Susan Ball+FollowThe Secret to Endless Summer RosesTurns out, you don’t need to be glued to your watering can for lush summer roses! Gardeners swear by mulching—just add a couple inches of hardwood or cedar mulch around your roses. It locks in moisture, keeps roots cool, and even fends off pests if you use cedar. Perfect if you’re facing water restrictions or planning a getaway. Just remember to water deeply a few times a week, and your roses will keep blooming all summer long! #GardeningHacks #Roses #SummerBlooms #Home40Share
phillipsbrian+FollowThis Flower Makes Your Veggies Thrive!Ever heard of nasturtiums? One TikTok gardener swears by planting these flowers next to veggies for a major garden glow-up. Not only do they keep pests away (bye, aphids!), but they also attract helpful bugs like ladybugs. Bonus: the leaves and flowers are edible! Just pop a nasturtium in each garden bed and let it work its magic—no chemicals needed. People are obsessed, and honestly, it sounds like the easiest garden win ever. Who else is trying this? #gardeninghack #companionplanting #nasturtium #Home90Share
Jamie Brown+FollowThat Gorgeous Tree? Total Backyard VillainEver swooned over those pretty purple-blossomed trees in Texas? Turns out, the chinaberry is basically the Regina George of the plant world—gorgeous but ruthless. It spreads like wildfire, chokes out native plants, and is nearly impossible to get rid of without going nuclear on your yard. Even worse, its berries are toxic to dogs! Experts say if you spot one, cut it down ASAP and go for native plants instead. Your yard (and the planet) will thank you! #TexasGardening #InvasiveSpecies #NativePlants #Home283Share
John Fitzgerald+FollowLavender’s Secret Twin for Sunny BordersLavender not loving your hot, humid garden? Meet 'Garden Beauty Blue' hebe—a lush, purple-flowered shrub that looks just like lavender but thrives where lavender struggles. It’s super easy to grow, not picky about soil, and pollinators love it! Plus, deer stay away and birds get cozy in its dense leaves. If you can’t find this exact variety, there are other gorgeous purple hebes to try. Seriously, your garden borders will thank you! #GardenHacks #PlantSwap #LavenderAlternative #Home170Share
