by Rachel | Nov 24, 2019 | DIY, personal growth, Uncategorized
Being great at starting a fire is all about technique. When we used to start a fire, we would have no trouble getting it going with pinecones and paper. Then we would get impatient and put sticks that were too big on there and smother the flame. Once we perfected the...
by Rachel | Sep 14, 2019 | DIY
Have you ever had a screw pop out of a piece of furniture? Or have you ever had to disassemble a piece of furniture to move it and worried because now the screw won’t hold as well? Hudson shares an easy tip for how to fix that problem with a common household item that...
by Rachel | Aug 28, 2019 | Construction, DIY, Kids, personal growth
Being able to do simple toilet repair is a great skill for anyone to have because, let’s be honest, toilets get lots of use in our homes, and as a result the parts will wear and need replacing. The great thing about working on toilets is that the parts are...
by Hudson | Jul 26, 2019 | DIY, Kids, personal growth
To maintain your small engine properly, you need to change the oil every year. I am going to talk about two different ways that you can do this. 1. Using an oil suction gun To change the oil in a small engine using this method you will need an oil suction gun...
by Hudson | Jun 19, 2019 | DIY
Keeping your small engine running in top shape requires some routine maintenance. Since this needs to be done on a regular basis, it’s easy to do some at the start of an engine’s season of use and the rest when it will be put up for a while. Start of...
by Rachel | May 31, 2019 | DIY
There are some simple things that you can do to keep your air conditioner operating in good condition. These are things that even a young person can be taught to do. I have seen some AC filters that looked like they hadn’t been changed in years. I...
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