If the sink leaks, the tub gets clogged or your new pants need hemmed, the first thought is to call a professional. But there are plenty of online sources for detailed information on every DIY project from building decks to writing resumes. So before you pay someone to do your work- why not save money and Do It Yourself?
DIY: Around the House
There are several great sites out there with step-by-step guides on fixing, building, and doing just about anything handy around the house. Learn from one of the greats, Bob Villa or check out DIY Homes for another how-to site.
DIY: Home Decor
Crafts and decorating can be fun hobbies. Learn new projects or get ideas from great DIY sites like i-craft.com where you can search and save your favorite ideas. Craftzine.com is another great DIY craft site.
DIY: Technology
From web work to home theater system set-ups, there are cool sites with cool ways to use technology. I-Hacked.com will help you learn how to tweak your gadgets to get even more out of them. Makezine.com will teach you how to create your own gadgets and technology.
DIY: Planning
Life gets hectic and planning can help prevent it from spinning out of control. Using online tools like those found on sites like FlyLady.net or 43 Folders is a great way to DIY. It’s kind of like having your own personal assistant.
DIY: Cooking
Eating out is fun, but you can save money by making meals at home. Check out online cooking sites to help you learn how to make just about any type of meal in your own kitchen.
DIY: Fitness
Gym memberships can be expensive. But there are plenty of sites that will help you DIY when it comes to creating a work regimen. One to check out is DIYWorkout. They’ll give you the feel of having a personal trainer without the hefty price tag.
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