The Highly Poisonous Weed You'll Want To Keep Out Of Your Yard
This deadly plant could be growing unnoticed in your yard's neglected areas, and knowing how to identify and safely remove it could save lives.
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Why You Should Reconsider Trying The Salt Method For Getting Rid Of Ticks
When it comes to killing ticks and their eggs, you want your hacks to work and work safely. Salt may be great on your fries, but worth rethinking in your yard.
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Beware Of Great White Sharks When Visiting A Popular East Coast Destination
If you're getting away to East Coast beaches, it's worth noting that great white shark sightings are on the rise, particularly at one very popular destination.
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The Biggest Rookie Budgeting Mistake That's Costing You More On Your Hiking Trip
Hiking can be a relatively low-cost outdoor sport, but it can quickly break the bank if you're not prepared. We've got the the best way to avoid added expenses.
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Why Texas Is Considered The Most Dangerous State For Animal Attacks
Everything is bigger in Texas, including the number of animal attacks. From city streets to the deserts, here's what happens when teeth are bared and fur flies.
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The Deadly Mushroom You Don't Want To See In Your Backyard
It's always kind of fun to see fairy rings of mushrooms pop up in your yard following a rain. But one deadly variety is the last thing you want to deal with.
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A Lawn Mower Safety Tip You Should Know Before Changing Blades
Changing or sharpening a lawn mower blade is essential to maintaining a healthy lawn. But so is keeping your hands. Remove the blade safely with this one tip.
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What To Consider Before Using Fallen Pine Needles For Mulch
There are a lot of options for mulch, and pine needles kind of seem like a no-brainer if you have a lot of pine trees. But there are risks you should know.
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Plants That Dog Owners Should Keep Out Of Their Garden
We love when dogs play and run outside. We hate when they dig up our gardens. But there are risks beyond holes, and gardeners with dogs should be aware of them.
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The Bathroom Staple You Won't Want To Forget On Your Next RV Camping Trip
RVs are wonderful homes away from home, but they have plenty of moving parts to maintain. Thankfully, you can head to your kitchen or bathroom sink for one fix.
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What It Means When You See Red Flags On Your Neighbor's Lawn
One day, you look outside and spy red flags in your neighbor's lawn. No, these aren't decorations — they're marking something super important under the surface.
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Keep Mosquitoes Away With The Help Of Toothpaste And Toilet Paper
Mosquitoes ruin just about any party they crash. If you're out of bug spray, or just want an aromatic alternative, consider this hack using bathroom supplies.
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Cleaning Your Birdbath Is A Breeze With The Help Of This Unexpected Medicine
Cleaning your birdbath regularly is essential, but it's tough to get all the stains out. Head to the medicine cabinet for a safe, effective sparkling clean.
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The Kitchen Staple That'll Help Keep Pigeons Out Of Your Yard
While there are a lot of birds people hope visit their yards, pigeons are not one. They're messy and spread diseases. Fortunately they hate this condiment.
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How To Create A More Accessible Campsite
Camping is an activity enjoyed by almost everyone. Making a more accessible, adaptive campsite for different abilities may take a little work but it's worth it.
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A Simple Swap That'll Keep Ants Out Of Your Bird Feeder
Setting up the perfect hummingbird feeder, only to have it attacked by an endless stream of ants, is frustrating. Head to the garage or kitchen for an easy fix.
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The Type Of Mulch To Avoid Using In Your Garden If You Have Pets
Discover how to protect your pets by avoiding harmful mulch and explore safe landscaping choices for a thriving, pet-friendly yard.
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Must-Try Home Remedies For Deterring Gnats From Your Campsite
Mosquitos aren't the only frustrating insects when camping. Tiny gnats swarm, bite, and annoy. If you don't feel like using DEET, consider these home remedies.
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Easily Remove Ticks After A Hike With The Help Of A Common Household Staple
Whether running through the foliage, or doing a full-on backwoods hike, one risk is being covered in ticks. Before they bite, grab this tool from your closet.
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The Best Method For Preparing Your Lawn Mower Battery For Long-Term Storage
Electric or gas powered, the best thing you can do for your lawn mower's battery is to take care of it in the off season. Proper preparation and storage is key.
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Keep Your Deck Looking Its Best By Avoiding A Common Outdoor Rug Mistake
Updating your deck with an outdoor rug can be the perfect way to give your outdoor space a glo up, just be sure you're not making this common mistake.
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Laws You May Not Know About At US National Parks
Most of us try and stay on our best behavior when visiting America's national parks. But even the best among us may not know all the rules and regulations.
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A Popular Mosquito-Attracting Flower That You Should Avoid Planting
We often think about pretty flowers attracting birds or bees to our yard, but sometimes they can bring a sinister guest. This popular plant is best avoided.
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Nesting Materials You Should Avoid Putting In Your Birdhouse
Part of the fun of providing birdhouses is offering up bits and fluff for your guests to build a nest with. But some materials people often share aren't safe.
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Beware Of Dangerous Waters When Swimming At This Area Of The Beach
Swimming in ocean waters is one of the perks of beachgoing. However, be aware that this part of the beach usually has "no swimming" signs posted for a reason.
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Creatures To Beware Of When Adventuring In The Sahara Desert
A Sahara Desert tour comes with its own challenges from heat, sun, and a lack of water. There are also a whole host of animals that slither, bite, and sting.
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The Most Dangerous Spot In Grand Canyon National Park You May Want To Avoid
This iconic Grand Canyon spot draws crowds with epic views, but it also hides a deadly track record that catches many visitors off guard.
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