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I Made Ina Garten’s Pot Roast, And It Smelled So Good My Neighbors Came Over - AOL (opens the original)
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I’ve always been of the opinion that cold, overcast days call for comfort food, as well as plenty of other days when you’re simply craving something that fills up your soul with warmth and flavor. Pot roast happens to be one of those ultimate comfort foods, which is how Ina Garten’s Company Pot Roast became quite the popular dinner in my house, reserved for both special occasions and nights when I want an ultra-cozy meal. My house doesn’t have a fireplace—but give me a Dutch oven, a bunch of roo
How Long Can Wet Laundry Sit Before You Need to Rewash It? Pros Weigh In - AOL (opens the original)
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Depending on several factors, you can leave wet laundry for about eight hours before mildew develops. Once mildew develops, rewash the laundry with white vinegar, then baking soda. Avoid mildew by keeping the washer clean and setting a timer on your phone to move the laundry to the dryer promptly. We’ve all been there, realizing all too late that we forgot to move the laundry over to the dryer. “Laundry that’s wet, warm, and sitting still becomes the perfect environment for bacteria and mold to
Can You Paint Your Side Of A Neighbor’s Fence? Here’s What Homeowners Should Know - AOL (opens the original)
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We already know putting up fences can be tricky territory for even the most friendly of neighbors. But once the fence is up, you’re by no means in the clear. What happens when you want to stain or paint your side—not to mention handling upkeep concerns like sagging, splintering, or pesky invasive shrubs launching their limbs over the top of your fence? If you’re breaking out in a cold sweat thinking of all these suburban conundrums, rest assured, you aren’t the only one. Determining whether you
Should You Leave Your Shower Curtain Open Or Closed? Most People Choose Wrong - AOL (opens the original)
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The shower curtain debate is a true pickle: Leave the shower curtain open, forsaking aesthetics, or close it and risk a shower fungal outbreak. Many opt for the former in hope of avoiding hard-to-remove moisture-loving mildew, but does it really work? And what about other options that achieve the same end goal, without requiring your shower curtain to be left open all day long? Marla Mock, president of Molly Maid, a Neighborly Company, is ready to sound off on the debate. Here, she points to bot
The One Place You Should Never Hang Art, According to Experts - AOL (opens the original)
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Hang art with the center at eye level, typically 57–60 inches from the floor for comfortable viewing. Position the bottom of the artwork 6–10 inches above furniture, 4–7 inches above mantels. Adapt placement for children’s rooms, low ceilings, or oversized pieces, ensuring the piece feels connected to the space. There’s no right way to hang art, but there is a wrong way: and that’s at a height that’s a bit too steep for the average eye to enjoy. “Hanging art seems simple until you’re standing wi
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