Hallie Milstein

2 weeks ago | southernliving.com | Hallie Milstein

Odds are, you already have a can of WD-40 in the pantry or under the sink. If you only use your WD-40 once in a blue moon though, you're missing out on this super product's full potential. This multi-use must-have is a cleaning and home-maintenance powerhouse. Why Is It Called WD-40? The "WD" in the product's name stands for "Water Displacement," and at its core, that's what WD-40 does. However, it is also effective at degreasing as it's a lubricant dissolved in a solvent.

1 month ago | southernliving.com | Hallie Milstein

When decorating or just sprucing up your home, there are some things worth splurging on and other places where it pays to save a dime. For example, a beautiful piece of furniture intended to pass down to the next generation probably isn't the place to pinch pennies, but you can save a buck on some other room details and still have the space look up to par with the prized centerpiece investment.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Hallie Milstein

When decorating or just sprucing up your home, there are some things worth splurging on and other places where it pays to save a dime. For example, a beautiful piece of furniture intended to pass down to the next generation probably isn’t the place to pinch pennies, but you can save a buck on some other room details and still have the space look up to par with the prized centerpiece investment.

2 months ago | southernliving.com | Hallie Milstein

Once upon a time, when you first moved into your home, you likely decorated exactly to your taste. Perhaps you attempted a timeless look with the goal of remaining stylish for years to come, or maybe you surrounded yourself with the latest trends of the time, hoping that they would stick. No matter your best intentions, the fact remains that styles change, as do our tastes. What was once standard, or even the height of home fashion, may now seem antiquated.

2 months ago | southernliving.com | Hallie Milstein

When a good dinner party is in full swing, nothing short of a disaster can stop it in its tracks. We’re talking, of course, about the unmistakable clamor of the host’s good china cascading from the dining table onto the floor, shattered. If all of a sudden, your gathering turns into a dinnerware crime scene, it doesn’t have to be the end of the world.