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The Moral Dilemma of Reducing Principal on Underwater Mortgages

A tool in the fight to stave off more foreclosures and help rally the housing market gets jammed by debate. Read More

Does Pegboard Kitchen Storage Really Work?

Kitchen pegboard

A pegboard in the kitchen can help you clear out some cabinets and increase storage space. Image: The Hip Girl's Guide to Homemaking

Small kitchen? Poof: A pegboard makes storage. If only we could keep the pegs on. Read More

Move Over Man Cave, Make Way for the Pinterest Room

Search results for mom caves on Pinterest

Men have their "man caves," but Pinterest is inspiring more women to claim a room of their own. Image: Pinterest

Men have their “Man Caves,” but what do we women call our special space? Read More

One Bathroom Makeover, 4 Winners in HouseLogic Giveaway

Congratulations! Four HouseLogic readers each won $100 in our water-wise bathroom redo giveaway. Read More

How to Fake a Fire and Put Some Spark in the Bedroom

Electric fireplace in bedroom

Electric fireplaces can have the look and feel of a real fireplace, but at a fraction of the cost. Image: ElectricFireplacesDirect.com

Electric fireplaces are cheap and easy ways to spark a little somethin’ on a cold winter night. Just plug and play. Here’s how they work. Read More

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