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<p>Dean Rutz / Seattle Times</p><p>Charlie Hall plans to test market a new, improved model of the waterbed, which became a long-running fad after he introduced the first one 50 years ago in San Francisco. </p>

Waterbed inventor hopes for a renaissance

Erik Lacitis
February 10

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<p>Steve Niedorf / Escape RV</p><p>Canoe Bay Escape Village, a lakeside resort in Wisconsin, is selling and renting tiny homes to campers.</p>

Resort lets you go tiny without the commitment

Michele Lerner
February 10

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<p>Niki Jabbour</p><p>An ancient variety, Red Crapaudine has attractive foliage but not-so-pretty roots. No matter: roast them whole, slide off the outer skin, and enjoy the rustic flavour.</p>

Another level of vegetable gardening

Colleen Zacharias
February 10

Renovation & Design

<p>James Tse</p><p>Many newer flooring products are produced with the mindset of installation over other newer materials.</p>

Re-secure floor joists to prevent noise

Ari Marantz 
February 10

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<p>Larry Crowe / The Associated Press Files</p><p>Removing eggs from heat periodically while scrambling will help prevent overcooking.</p>

Make perfectly fluffy scrambled eggs by waiting to season

Reena NerbasSolutions 
February 10

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<p>Supplied</p><p>After the concrete floor was repaired and the plumbing roughed in, framing the walls was the next step in this comprehensive basement do-over.</p>

Finished basement now a great space

Marc LaBossiere
February 3

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<p>Tyler Clarke / Brandon Sun files</p><p>Soybeans</p>

Soy sauce may not be as healthy as you think

Reena NerbasSolutions
February 3

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New homes crop up on Taylor Farm

Laurie Mustard
February 3

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<p>The Holmes Group / Supplied </p><p>A certified HVAC technician should be consulted to ensure an in-floor system will produce enough heat.</p>

Adding in-floor heat may mean calling experts

Ari Marantz 
February 3

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<p>Hazel Borys</p><p>Does it all happen downtown? Bring the enjoyment of outdoor winter activities, as well as more playfulness, to your own backyard by transforming it into an outdoor skating rink.</p>

Walkability builds vibrant communities

Colleen Zacharias
February 3

Renovation & Design

<p>Marie-Dominique Verdier / the Associated Press</p><p>Homeowners are incorporating stone, white oak and wood-grain elements to create a visual connection to the outdoors.</p></p>

Top interior design trends for 2018

Megan Linhoff
January 27

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