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Most people think burglaries happen at random, but criminals often plan their break-ins well in advance. One of the sneaky ways they do this? Secret markings left on homes and nearby objects to signal whether a house is an easy target. Security experts warn that burglars use symbols — scratches, chalk marks, or even small …

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Spring’s arrival is something we eagerly await, with warmer days, blooming flowers, and brighter skies. But something else is waking up with the thaw—and it’s not as heartwarming as your first glimpse of crocuses. Once spring hits, bug populations wake up and spike as temperatures climb. Pest World experts share that erratic weather patterns that …

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When the power goes out unexpectedly, homeowners often face the same pressing question: “Is my food still safe to eat?” With extreme weather events becoming more frequent across the U.S., this is an increasingly common concern. Understanding how long your refrigerated food remains safe can help prevent unnecessary waste and foodborne illness. “Most people aren’t sure when …

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Twice a year, millions of people groan as they reset their clocks, losing or gaining an hour in the name of daylight saving time (DST). But in recent years, the question has gotten louder: Do we really need this anymore? Lately, big names like Elon Musk and President Donald Trump have jumped into the conversation, …

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Every night, millions of people plug in their phones and tuck them next to their pillows without a second thought. It seems harmless — just a way to keep your device close for morning alarms or late-night messages. But firefighters are warning that this common habit could lead to devastating house fires. The combination of …

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Each year, certain flowers and plants rise in popularity, reflecting trends in home décor, wellness, and sustainability. For 2025, 1-800-Flowers.com announced that the ranunculus and snake plant are taking center stage. These selections are not only visually striking but also rich in symbolism and practicality, making them excellent choices for gardeners, floral enthusiasts, and houseplant …

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Every year, Garden Media Group releases its Garden Trends Report, predicting the biggest shifts in gardening and outdoor living. This report offers a glimpse into how people will engage with nature in the coming years. For 2025, the message is clear: Gardening isn’t just a hobby; it’s becoming a cultural movement. Katie Dubow, president of …

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Winter has a way of throwing little surprises at us — frozen car doors, icy windshields, and fogged-up windows. But with a little preparation, you can outsmart the cold without spending a fortune. TikTok creator Home With Christina shared six clever winter hacks, all using simple supplies from Dollar Tree. These tricks are easy, affordable, …

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For parents looking to put down new roots, finding the right place to raise kids isn’t just about good schools or a nice view. It’s about finding a place where their family is safe, education is important, and the cost of living is affordable. A new study from Your Law Firm takes a deep dive into …

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Starting a garden should be an exciting and rewarding experience, not an overwhelming one. For many home gardeners, the thought of starting tomatoes and peppers from seed can feel intimidating. Traditionally, these warm-weather crops required weeks of indoor care — seed trays, grow lights, and careful transplanting — to get a head start before the …

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