As far as roommates go, moths may rank as some of the worst creatures to cohabitate with. They chew gaping holes in your favorite sweaters, leave behind icky insect casings and excrement, and reproduce as wriggling larvae in your cereal, rugs or other household items. Unfortunately, getting rid of moths fast isn’t as easy as
It’s funny (well, sort of) how something so tiny can become such a big annoyance. Gnats, flies, no-see-ums — whatever you call them, they can easily take over your house, especially if you forget to wipe up a sugary spill, overwater your plants or let your ripened bananas sit out for one day too many.
Lis and Alex take two vintage furniture pieces, some house paint and their DIY know-how and make chic items that would be the envy of any Instagram influencer. Find out some tips and tricks on how you can turn your trash into treasure. source
Lis and Alex take two old chairs, some house paint and their DIY know-how and make chic items that would be the envy of any Instagram influencer. Find out some tips and tricks on how you can turn your trash into treasure. source
During the fall and winter months, mice will try to make their way indoors in search of food, warmth and shelter. Not only can mice chew through walls and destroy food boxes in kitchen cabinets, but they can also wreak serious havoc on your home and personal health: They gnaw on wires, carry a slew
