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Shagun is a Brooklyn-based writer and editor. Her work focuses on home, design, lifestyle, and culture.

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8 Pro-Approved Ways to Get Rid of Fruit Flies in Your Trash Can Before They Become a Bigger Problem Original

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Apple cider vinegar traps fruit flies when mixed with dish soap. Cleaning your trash can regularly and rinsing food residue from containers prevents odors that attract fruit flies. Scented liners and deodorizing products can also keep flies at bay. If you’re dealing with a small storm of fruit flies over your trash can, fear not. There are methods to ensure they don’t make your kitchen their new home.
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8 Hidden Gems You Should Always Buy at Garage Sales, According to Experts Original

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By Shagun Khare Verified
| Martha Stewart Living Verified
Credit: Getty Images For sellers, garage sales are a often a last-ditch effort to get rid of clutter and collect some change. However, for buyers, they can be a treasure trove of hidden gems—especially when it comes to décor and furniture. While some get lucky and stumble upon the perfect piece, having a discerning eye is a more reliable way to get your hands on quality, high-value items. Here, we asked experts about the items they always look for at garage sales.
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7 Old-Fashioned Gardening Tips That Still Work, According to Experts Original

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Credit: Getty Images There’s something magical—and reliable—about the wisdom of generations past. That rings especially true in the garden, where hands have dug through the earth for centuries, harvesting vegetables and plucking beautiful blossoms. It’s no surprise, then, that old-fashioned gardening tricks still work wonders today. Here, we tapped three experts for the tried-and-true ones they swear by—whether they’re passed down from family members or classic gardening lore.
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