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    Get Special Access to 14 Essential Home Hacks From Our New 'Home Skills' Book

    They say home is where the heart is, and when you think about it, it’s true. It’s where so many of the big and little things in your life happen. It’s where the meals are cooked for your family, where the gifts are wrapped for birthdays and holiday celebrations, where the mundane but necessary chores get done week after week, where the keepsakes are stored and organized and the memories are made year after year. Recognizing how much goes on, we all could really use some tips on how to make life at home much simpler. From making your own weed killer to whipping up creative cocktails to serve at your next party, there are so many things to learn to ensure your home continues to be the comfortable and the creative space that you love so much.JOIN GH+ NOWThat’s where Good Housekeeping’s new book Home Skills: Master Your Domain with Practical Solutions to Everyday Challenges comes in. Newly released this March, Home Skills is full of expert advice and genius solutions for every corner of the house. Luckily for you, if you sign up for GH+ today, you’ll get special access to 14 essential household hacks for free straight from this amazing book. These tips will help you transform your home, save you time and money, and give you a better idea of what to expect when you purchase the Home Skills book for yourself. Intrigued? Here’s a quick look at what’s inside.

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    Want to learn even more? Sign up to be a GH+ member for only $20 to get special access to this sneak peek of Home Skills. In addition, you’ll also get special access to our 12-recipe Meal Prep Guide as well as access to all of our exclusive guides, including our 30-Day Giving Challenge, Beautifully Organized Guide, Healthy Holiday Handbook and more. GH+ will also grant you unlimited access to all site content, exclusive deals and discounts with our favorite brands, a chance to be a product tester, exclusive access to GH experts, a one-year print magazine subscription and more!

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    Amazon Is Selling a Walk-In Greenhouse That Will Ship in Two Days for $90

    If you’ve ever considered adding a standalone greenhouse to your yard, you know how big of an investment it can be. According to Maya Haynie of deVINE Plantery, prices can run between $1,000 and $5,000 for decent prefab options, or closer to $20,000 if you’re looking for something custom. But thanks to Amazon, you may just be able to fulfill your greenery dreams for under $100 (yes, really!). The Home-Complete Walk-in Greenhouse currently retails for $89.95, making it a major steal. Plus, it doesn’t skimp on storage. The unit fits eight durable shelves for storing and displaying plants and gardening supplies. Since it’s a walk-in greenhouse, there’s also additional floor space for taller plants (and enough space for an adult to go in to water).

    Walk-in Greenhouse

    Home-Complete

    $67.92

    With a steel frame and a PVC cover to keep budding blooms away from pests, it’s just as perfect for outdoor use as it is for indoor gardening. And while the unit does require some assembly, it doesn’t require any tools and the instructions are easy to follow, at least according to some of the 3,500 five-star reviews. “I found it to be easy to assemble and quite roomy inside,” writes one customer. The Home-Complete greenhouse is available to ship now (you can even get Prime delivery!). Not sold yet? Check out some of Amazon’s other greenhouse offerings below:

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    Our Ultimate Expert-Approved Cleaning Guide Will Have Your Entire Home Sparkling

    With spring in full swing, now is the best time to get started on your cleaning and decluttering checklist. Even though it can take a lot of work, cleaning eliminates germs and bacteria from the surfaces that you interact with (trust us, your phone needs a good cleaning). What’s more, studies have shown that cleaning may help manage stress, decrease your anxiety and even make you feel more accomplished.

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    Even if you’ve deep cleaned your home a thousand times before, there are always new tips and better tricks to learn. With the help of Carolyn Forte, the Good Housekeeping Institute’s Home Care and Cleaning Lab Executive Director, who has been testing and reviewing cleaning products with the brand for over 40 years now, you can pick up the absolute best advice that will make your spring-cleaning experience easy, effective and dare we say it, enjoyable. JOIN GH+ NOWIn Good Housekeeping’s new Ultimate Cleaning Guide, available only to GH+ members, Carolyn shares her favorite cleaning supplies, techniques and exclusive secrets that she has tested over the years. Not sure what vacuum works best on your hardwood floors? Have a huge stain from an unfortunate red wine accident? Wondering how often you should be cleaning your electronics? Not even sure where to start? This exclusive digital guide has all the answers and more.To give you a preview of what to expect, here’s one of Carolyn’s top tips:How do I remove old stains from carpet?Reappearing stains happen when you’ve erased the stain from the surface of a carpet but failed to deal with the portion of the stain that’s trapped or hidden down below. So before you toss the evidence of that red wine-stained rug or cover up that coffee-stained corner, try these simple steps:Spritz a cloth with carpet cleaner, then work the carpet cleaner into the base of fibers — with your fingers if you need to — rinse well and blot.Fold a sheet of paper towel into quarters and place it on top of the area.Weigh it down with a heavy pot or vase and leave it overnight. Any leftover stain will be absorbed by the paper towel.When it’s dry, toss the dirty towel and fluff the tufts.

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    How to Make Egg Carton Flowers Just in Time for Spring

    Spring is here, which means it’s time to embrace the beauty of the season by decorating your home with a gorgeous floral arrangement. If you’d like to take a bit of a break from getting a bouquet delivered, you can easily put your DIY skills to the test with lovely artificial blooms.That’s why we’re showing you how to make egg carton flowers. They’re not only a great way to celebrate the arrival of spring — they can also help you spruce up your home for Easter since, as you know, finding easy, affordable ways to upgrade your place is always a good idea in our mind. Believe it or not, these instructions are simple enough for novice crafters to follow. You’ll begin by cutting up your egg carton, designing the cups with acrylic paint and finally, assembling everything to show off your beautiful creation. Happy crafting!What You’ll Need

    3 Pack Floral Wire

    Phinus
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    $7.99

    $6.89 (14% off)

    20-Piece Paint Brush Set

    Artstorys
    amazon.com

    $8.99

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    Percale vs. Sateen: What's the Difference and Which Is Better, According to Testers?

    Shopping for the best sheets is tricky enough, but throw in technical terms like percale and sateen and it can make it that much harder to decipher which set is best for you. While these terms can be confusing, they’re actually pretty simple: They describe the weave of the fabric. While the fibers — which can range from cotton to linen to microfiber and more — let you know one aspect of the fabric, the construction is just as important to consider.The Good Housekeeping Institute Textiles Lab tests dozens of sheets each year, evaluating them for aspects like softness, durability, appearance and more. We put them through the wringer using our specialized lab equipment, then have consumer testers provide in-depth feedback during real-life use. We’ve tested hundreds of both percale and sateen sheets in the past five years to find the best options for every type of sleeper. Here’s how to decide which weave is right for you.What’s the difference between percale and sateen sheets?Percale sheets are light and crisp, while sateen sheets are silky smooth. The difference is due to how the yarns are woven. Even though they’re made with same materials — cotton or cotton blends — the structural differences result in very different textures and physical properties for each material.

    Percale sheets have a basic one over, one under plain weave that allows for more interlacings — points where the threads overlap — making it one of the more durable fabrics used in bedding. This structure also provides percale’s signature light and crisp feel while offering the necessary breathability to maintain a comfortable body temperature. On the other hand, sateen sheets typically have a four over, one under satin-like weave that provides a smooth feel and nice sheen. Plus, it doesn’t tend to wrinkle as much as percale. Both types of sheets are available in a wide range of thread counts. While higher thread counts don’t usually translate to better quality sheets, we’ve found that sheets in the 300 to 500 range have a great balance of softness and durability. What is percale?Percale sheets are known for their crisp feel and lightweight quality and are often compared to button-down shirts, which typically have the same 1:1 weave. This classic sheet is also airy and breathable, making it a great option for hot sleepers or those who live in warmer climates. The downside to percale sheets is that they can feel rough or scratchy compared to sateen sheets and tend to wrinkle more because of their crisp, durable nature.Pros:Feels lightweight and crispBreathableDurableTake Note: Wrinkles more easilyCan feel roughBut while percale can often feel rough compared to sateen, L.L. Bean’s Pima Percale Sheet Set still earned high softness ratings with consumer testers, thanks to the premium Pima cotton, and excelled in durability testing in Lab. Testers also loved the breathability and raved about the cool-to-the-touch feel. If you’re on the search for an even softer percale sheet, ope for Parachute’s Brushed Cotton Sheet Set. It earned high marks for softness while maintaining a comfortable sleep temperature, making the brushed percale material a tester favorite. For a more durable fabric with a lived-in look, i.e. not wrinkle-free, choose the Gryphon Comfort Washed Sheet Set, which testers described as not too soft or thick. Or if you prefer something organic, Coyuchi’s Organic Percale Sheets have the same relaxed look with GOTS-certified organic cotton that one tester called “soft, luxurious and yet crisp and cool.”

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    Best Percale Sheets
    Pima Cotton Percale Sheet Set

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    Best Brushed Cotton Percale Sheet Set
    Brushed Cotton Percale Sheet Set

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    $169.00

    Best Relaxed Cotton Percale Sheets
    Comfort Washed Cotton Percale Sheet Set

    Gryphon
    gryphonhome.com

    $169.99

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    Organic Crinkled Percale Sheets

    Coyuchi
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    $208.00

    What is sateen?Sateen sheets stand out for their smooth feel and slight sheen, with some fabrics having a slippery or silky texture. Sateen bedding is ideal for those who prefer softness over crispness. The fabric is also inherently more wrinkle-resistant compared to percale and some sateen sheets are even treated with a wrinkle-resistant finish for an iron-less, picture-perfect look. But keep in mind that sateen sheets can feel heavier or thicker than percale sheets, so they’re best suited for someone looking for a cozy, soft sheet, and don’t provide the same breathability afforded by percale. Pros: Silky and smooth feelSlight sheenDurableTends to wrinkle less than percale Cons:May feel too thick for some Not great for hot sleepersThe Brooklinen Luxe Core is one of the most popular sateen sheet sets available with quality fabric that’s both smooth and durable. Not to mention, the fitted sheet includes game-changer “short” side and “long” side labels for easy bed making. And if you want effortless, wrinkle-free sheets, take a look at Garnett Hill’s Wrinkle-Resistant Solid Sateen Bedding, which earned top marks for smoothness and wrinkle resistance in Lab without any ironing. For an even softer feel, The Company Store Legends Hotel Sheets earned some of the highest softness ratings across all other cotton sheets in our tests, with testers calling them “ultra-luxurious.” Or if you’re looking for organic sheets, opt for the Delilah Home Organic Cotton Bed Sheets. Not only are they GOTS-certified organic, soft and lightweight but they’re also under $200.
    Top-Tested Sateen Sheets

    Most Popular Sateen Sheets
    Luxe Core Sateen Sheet Set

    Brooklinen
    brooklinen.com

    $175.00

    Best Sateen Sheets
    Wrinkle-Resistant Solid Sateen Sheets

    Garnet Hill
    garnethill.com

    $227.00

    Softest Sateen Sheets
    Legends Hotel Sateen Sheets

    The Company Store
    thecompanystore.com

    $94.00

    Best Organic Sateen Sheets
    Organic Cotton Bed Sheets

    Delilah Home
    walmart.com

    $189.99

    So which is better: Percale or Sateen?Our testers typically prefer the feel of sateen in side-by-side comparison tests, but ultimately it’s a matter of personal preference. Our evaluations show that while percale fabric is inherently stronger and sateen is inherently softer, both sheets perform well in Lab and at home with consumer testers.If you love a light, crisp sheet with good breathability and aren’t bothered by wrinkles, go with percale. If you prefer a soft, smooth sheet with a little more wrinkle resistance and thickness, go with sateen.Why trust Good Housekeeping?

    Grace Wu joined the Good Housekeeping Institute in 2022 as a textiles product reviews analyst with a focus on hands-on testing and evaluating consumer data. Prior to working at Good Housekeeping, Grace earned a Master of Engineering in Materials Science & Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Fiber Science from Cornell University, with extensive research in chemistry and nanotechnology. With a strong background in textile engineering, Grace has evaluated all sorts of bedding products including sheets, pillows, silk pillowcases and more using specialized laboratory equipment in the Good Housekeeping Institute’s Textiles Lab and feedback from hundreds of consumer testers.

    Grace Wu, Good Housekeeping Institute
    Textiles Product Reviews Analyst
    Grace Wu evaluates fabric-based products including clothing, accessories and home textiles, and has earned a Master of Engineering in Materials Science & Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Fiber Science from Cornell University.

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    Here's a First Look at Our New 'Home Skills' Book Full of Life-Changing Tips and Hacks

    Here at Good Housekeeping, we’re all about making your life easier. Whether that means sharing our favorite meal delivery services that make dinnertime more enjoyable or organization hacks to help you become more productive and focused, our editors and Good Housekeeping Institute scientists are here to guide you through it all.We like to be the one-stop shop that you come to regardless of your needs, and to make it even easier to find exactly what you’re looking for, we’ve compiled our expert- and editor-approved advice, home hacks, DIY projects and practical solutions in our brand new book Good Housekeeping Home Skills: Master Your Domain with Practical Solutions to Everyday Challenges. Get a first look at Home Skills below and discover cocktail-making tricks, gift-wrapping hacks, cookware must-haves and more. GET A SNEAK PEEK HEREIf you like this excerpt, you’ll love the book! Discover even more home hacks (up to 850!) by picking up your own copy of Home Skills today:

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    Good Housekeeping Home Skills: Master Your Domain with Practical Solutions to Everyday Challenges

    Good Housekeeping
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    This Designer's Airy Philadelphia Home is a Lesson in Creating Visual Interest with Neutrals

    As the founder of the interior design firm, Sharp + Grey Interiors, Libby Rawes knew exactly how to refresh her family home in Philadelphia. Although some years passed since she, her husband and two kids moved from their smaller space in Denver, Colorado, Libby finally revamped her 1920s Foursquare house with more modern, comfortable and livable features. “The house is the perfect blend of feeling like you have separate spaces, but also open enough where things can flow,” she says.Libby designed the open floor plan with a play of cool and warm tones that maximize natural light and experimented with an assortment of textures for an inviting vibe. Living Room

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    Decorate with inspiring paintings. “I’m one of those people where if I find something I like, I’m drawn to it and just add it,” Libby says. This applied when designing her living room with artwork. The photograph on the left is from an artist in Colorado, while the painting on the right is an overhead view of Italy’s coast. “I grew up in Denver, so I think of Colorado as wide, open spaces, plains and prairies,” Libby says. “That picture [on the left] always brings me back to home.” Design Tip: When choosing the perfect painting, Libby suggests picking one that’s meaningful to you. “You don’t necessarily have to match your artwork to your space,” Libby says. “Something that feels at home within the space will give you that calming effect.”

    Interior designer Libby Rawes.
    Susie Brenner

    Don’t be afraid to layer materials. Neutral colors and varied textures are hallmarks of Libby’s design style. The living room sofa features a velvety fabric; parts of the space boast cool leather accents; the rug has a subtle variation of texture; and the white table is crafted of wood and metal. “It’s all about mixing lots of different elements,” Libby says. “Texture can create a space that feels neutral without being flat.”DIY an accent wall.Libby’s husband, who is an electrician, helped transform their plain living room wall into an eye-catching focal point. They added box molding for texture and painted it with an eggshell sheen. “It has a little more light popping off of it and added what the room was lacking,” Libby says.Design Tip: “Anywhere you can, bring in some life,” Libby says. Greenery can add height, color and texture.

    Shop Libby’s Living Room Look

    Draughn Coffee Table

    Zipcode Design
    wayfair.com

    $126.99

    Castell 3-Globe Pendant

    lights.com

    $199.00

    Susila Ottoman

    Anthropologie
    anthropologie.com

    $268.00

    Chenille Pique Hypoallergenic Cotton Blanket

    Vera Wang
    homedepot.com

    $67.35

    Dining Room

    Susie Brenner

    Design a modern and welcoming eating area.”This room was interesting, because the piano makes it a touch off-center,” Libby says. Although she doesn’t play, it was her mother’s and makes a beautiful addition to the dining room. “I wanted this to feel cozy when you’re having a nice dinner but also really clean because the house is open enough that you want the spaces to all flow,” she says.Add a statement light fixture.Libby chose her curvy glass pendant due to its subtle look. It complements the room’s homey feel and makes a gorgeous focal point upon walking in. “The light has this compact design and it’s pretty at night,” she says.Get the look: Devon Basket, anthropologie.com; Flynn Recycled Glass Pendant, potterybarn.com; Arden Upholstered Dining Armchair, worldmarket.com; Ebers Cream Cowhide Area Rug, allmodern.comBedroom

    Susie Brenner

    Embrace older architecture.When Libby and her family moved into their home, it was a traditional house with a Victorian feel — full of heavy colors and antiques. Instead of changing the classic look altogether, Libby decided to incorporate modern elements into her bedroom’s design scheme. She paired her bed, which is a twist on the traditional sleigh style, with mid-century modern nightstands and a rug that has blue and blush tones. And since the radiator is an original detail, instead of taking it down, she used the rug as a complement to its intricate pattern. Design Tip: Windows and mirrors can make your space seem larger while helping to bounce light around the room. Libby added mirrored sliding doors to her closet to brighten up the space.

    Susie Brenner

    Carve out a corner nook. The blue chair in Libby’s bedroom corner is her way of weaving color into the space. A small table and vase of greenery create a calming aesthetic. “I always loved these frames because of their peachy-brown color,” Libby says. “I took the artwork out and replaced them with paintings from an artist on Etsy to create this little vignette.”
    Shop Libby’s Bedroom

    Indira Oriental Blue/Ivory Area Rug

    Well Woven
    wayfair.com

    $85.99

    Orb Desk Lamp, Gold

    Better Homes & Gardens
    walmart.com

    $49.97

    Drawer Nightstand

    Wade Logan
    wayfair.com

    $182.99

    Walnut Orchard Hill Bar Height 28” Dining Table

    Wade Logan
    wayfair.com

    $269.99

    Laundry Room

    Susie Brenner

    Go for contrast.”This was a horrible, dingy and disgusting closet of a laundry room,” Libby says. This inspired her to completely revamp the area with a light and fresh feel. She added contrast to the white space with dark, large-scale floor tile and touches of wood for warmth. Similar to other parts of her home, Libby included a small vintage rug for color. Because she loves how leather looks against dark hues, she painted the sliding doors a dark gray and installed leather handles for a unique look.Design Tip: Dark tile floors can make a small room appear bigger.Get the look: Rust Timeworn Charm Area Rug, rugsusa.com; Josie Woven Baskets, ballarddesigns.com Office

    Susie Brenner

    Add a warm and rustic feel.Libby’s office is the smallest room in the house. She loves how her white space contrasts with the various wood textures. “I wanted to make it feel warm and serene,” Libby says. “I started the room with this rustic chair and brought in this vintage rug, which adds character and depth.”Design Tip: Keep chords hidden to make your space feel clutter-free.Get the look: Flynn Single Wall Sconce, serenaandlily.com; Yaretzi Conference Chair, wayfair.com; Monarch Modern Criss Cross Writing Desk, homesquare.com

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    Rifle Paper Co.'s First-Ever Furniture Collection is a Home Must-Have

    Since its founding in 2009, Rifle Paper Co. has been making stationery and paper goods that are so gorgeous you might hesitate to part ways with them. But, thanks to the brand’s first-ever furniture collection, Rifle Paper Co.’s unmistakable flower-packed prints can have a permanent spot in your home.After expanding into wallpaper, rugs and throw pillows, furniture was the next obvious step for the brand. “Our customers have been eager to bring Rifle Paper Co. into their spaces in other ways,” co-founder and CCO Anna Bond shares. “We have always dreamed of designing a furniture collection and think it is a wonderful way to bring color, art, and beauty to your space.”

    Greenwich Ottoman

    Rifle Paper Co.
    riflepaperco.com

    $695.00

    Mayfair Headboard

    Rifle Paper Co.
    riflepaperco.com

    $495.00

    Willie Storage Bench

    Rifle Paper Co.
    riflepaperco.com

    $545.00

    Lorraine Dining Chair

    Rifle Paper Co.
    riflepaperco.com

    $395.00

    To bring its vision to life, the brand enlisted Cloth & Company — a Chicago-based, female-run business that specializes in creating custom, made-to-order upholstered furniture. “Cloth & Company’s unique ability to blend modern technology with traditional craftsmanship to create a collection of made-to-order pieces for their customers made them a perfect partner,” Bond adds.Together, the collaboration developed 15 pieces of furniture for virtually every room of the house. (A desk chair for your home office? A headboard for the bedroom? A plush ottoman to polish off your living room? Check, check and check.)And, since no conversation about Rifle Paper Co. is complete without mentioning the brand’s whimsical aesthetic, each piece of furniture is available in 12 fabrics, all of which are inspired by its hand-painted patterns. (Stylish and cozy? Yes, please.) Another thing to love about this collection is its affordability. Prices range from $345 for an ottoman to $1,695 for an upholstered, California king-sized bed, so you’re bound to find something that fits comfortably within your budget. The one catch is that furniture will be shipped out four to six weeks after the initial order, but if this collection is any indication, all good things are worth the wait.
    Shop Rifle Paper Co.’s Furniture Collection

    Oxford Desk Chair

    Rifle Paper Co.
    riflepaperco.com

    $495.00

    Elly Bed

    riflepaperco.com

    $1,695.00

    Edes Screen

    Rifle Paper Co.
    riflepaperco.com

    $495.00

    Bristol Armchair

    Rifle Paper Co.
    riflepaperco.com

    $985.00

    Marion Bed

    Rifle Paper Co.
    riflepaperco.com

    $1,095.00

    Billie Ottoman

    Rifle Paper Co.
    riflepaperco.com

    $345.00

    Flora Bench

    Rifle Paper Co.
    riflepaperco.com

    $675.00

    Clare Dining Chair

    riflepaperco.com

    $395.00

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