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Covers:  Home, garden, lifestyle, travel, adventure, culture, food, health, wellness

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Emily Ray is a lifestyle writer who helps people create lives they love. She specializes in editorial writing, product research, shopping guides, and SEO-informed content that helps readers understand their options and make informed decisions. Her experience spans home and lifestyle journalism, product-focused content, long-form writing, and digital publishing.

With a background in graphic design and specialized training in accessibility and inclusive design, she brings a strong understanding …

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The secret to better money habits? Stop doing it alone.

The secret to better money habits? Stop doing it alone.

Want to Save More and Stress Less About Money? Experts Say a “Money Buddy” Could Make All the Difference

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The Rise of “Housefishing” Is Making Homebuyers Think Twice About Online Listings

The Rise of “Housefishing” Is Making Homebuyers Think Twice About Online Listings

That dream home might not look so dreamy in person.

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The September Reset Is Real—Here’s Why You Suddenly Want to Organize Your Entire Life

The September Reset Is Real—Here’s Why You Suddenly Want to Organize Your Entire Life

Fresh-start effect explains the September reset, why fall boosts motivation, and how to build habits without …

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Do Data Centers Harm Or Help Your Property Value?

Do Data Centers Harm Or Help Your Property Value?

Data centers are popping up all over the U.S., and often near residential areas. Find out how they can influe…

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Buying A Home In California Isn't What Most People Expect

Buying A Home In California Isn't What Most People Expect

Newcomers are often shocked by California's prohibitively expensive housing prices, significant tax bills, hi…

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The 50 Coolest Coworking Spaces Across The Country

The 50 Coolest Coworking Spaces Across The Country

The growing demand for coworking spaces signals not only the end of cubicle life, but the rise of a New Worki…

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Not A Bowl: The Rustic Vintage Pyrex Dish That's An Ultra Rare Thrift Find

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By Emily Ray
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Lifestyle GaudiLab/Shutterstock Add Hunker on Google: Google Discover We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Lately it seems like everyone is heading to the thrift store in search of a bargain. For many, it's a choice borne of necessity as inflation makes everything more expensive. Others are being introduced to the thrill of the hunt through social media. If you're obsessed with fancy vintage tableware, thrift stores are hard to beat.
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Don't Toss Your Old Colander: Easily Turn It Into A Stylish DIY Solar Lamp

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By Emily Ray
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Design DIY Jessicarensch/Getty Images Add Hunker on Google: Google Discover Solar lights are an excellent way to illuminate a walkway, patio, or other outdoor space without the expense of hard-wiring new fixtures or increased utility bills. More than just a way to brighten up your home, incorporating solar fixtures into your outdoor lighting plans can also help deter unwanted pests or intruders. Unfortunately, whether you opt for staked or string versions, most solar lights aren't much to look at.
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Spraying your walls with hydrogen peroxide: What it's for and why it's recommended

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By Emily Ray
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It's obviously time to clean when the sink is piled high with dishes or the carpet starts to feel crunchy, but interior walls need regular cleaning, too. Over time, you'll probably start to notice fingerprints, scuff marks, and even dust spots. While you may be tempted to repaint, reaching for a bottle of basic hydrogen peroxide can be an easier way to fresh things up.
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