“Do it yourself” (“DIY”) is the method of building,
modifying, or repairing things by oneself without the direct
aid of professionals or certified experts. Do it
yourself
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The most common knives in the home are the kitchen
knives. Yet too often these knives are not as sharp as they
should be. Experts say that a sharp knife is a safe knife
since it does it job easily and efficiently. So how can we
bring this everyday knives up to a good cutting edge. Lets
find out.
How often have you had a door stick? Or a cabinet
drawer bind? Or a cabinet door not close properly? When it
rains do you get water dripping off the window sill inside
the house? How about those wooden chairs with the cross
brace pulled out of the leg?
House maintenance is not all that difficult if you
are willing to roll up your sleeves and do some work. We
will look at some issues I have seen and discuss how to
address them. Often you can find help by googling the
problem.
How is your home/apartment plumbed? What to do when the
sink is dripping all night? How to deal with a clocked
drain. Lets explore how to deal with these issues, and when
to call a plumber.
What to do if a light does not light. What to do when
your hair dryer will not turn on. How to find a circuit in
your breaker panel. How to hookup a generator, if you don’t
want to hire an electrician. How does a 208 volt circuit
differ from a 120 volt circuit. Bring your electric
questions to find answers.
Where does electricity come from? How do we create it?
What is the relationship between magnets and electricity? We
will discuss how electricity get to our homes, and how they
are wired. Lastly we will discuss the terminology for
electricity.