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Is a Butterfly an Insect? What Science Says

Classification can be an unusually complicated matter. Species we would consider insects may not necessarily fall into that category. It all depends on their DNA

Kristin Hitchcock

Guides

How High to Hang Pictures: 8 Expert Tips

There is a lot of varying information about how high to hang your pictures. Some say you should hang them at eye level. However, other

Kristin Hitchcock

How to

How to Replace a Gutter in 6 Easy Steps

Maintaining a healthy gutter is important to ensure a damage-free home. Gutters that are old, outdated, or damaged can cause further damage to your backyard,

Jana Blagojevic

Garden

What Is the State Insect of Alaska? Reasons, Factors, & History

Out of 50, 48 states have designated state insects. Iowa and Michigan are the only states with no designated insects, while some states have multiple

Pete Ortiz

Info Posts

Is Bubble Wrap Recyclable? How to Properly Dispose of It

Every kid (and adult!) knows the joys of unwrapping a new and fragile package and finding a sheet of bubble wrap stuffed in the box.

Jana Blagojevic

Uncategorized

What Is the State Insect of Connecticut? Origin & Facts

Connecticut is one of the oldest states in the United States, and it has amassed many state symbols over the years. Connecticut has an official

Pete Ortiz

Info Posts

13 Most Expensive Cities in Florida (With Pictures)

Florida is the third-largest state in the US in terms of population. It is famous as a coastal haven of the country, sandwiched between the

Jeff Weishaupt

Garden

What Is the State Insect of Vermont? Facts, History, & FAQ

Other than Iowa and Michigan, the remaining 48 U.S. states have all decided on and officially recognized a state insect. State insects are usually prevalent

Pete Ortiz

Info Posts

How Much Electricity Does an Air Purifier Use? Facts & FAQ

An air purifier uses a fan to draw air in and then passes it through a filter. Clean air is passed out of the purifier,

Pete Ortiz