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Maintain the Proper Humidity Levels in Your Home We have to make sure that our house has the proper humidity level especially during the winter when the heaters are working in full steam. In many cases, furnaces can remove too much of moisture from the air and generate static electricity as well. If the air [...]
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We usually don’t post that much news here at DIY Guides but this knife block from J.A. Henckels is just too cool not to mention. Since magnets are pretty much the ugliest thing you can find we applaud everyone who tries to make great design out of a knife block. This beauty will be available [...]
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In order to get a better focus on what we do here on DIY Guides we have started a more general “how to” site called Guidezee. On Guidezee we will be much broader in the terms of questions we try to help you out with, we are doing a slow start over there but at [...]
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It’s nearly that time of the year again. The time of this season for giving and receiving, of course, Christmas today is as much a traditional holiday as Chinese New Year, Eid and Diwali as well as a commercially-driven celebration such as Valentine’s Day. Here’s a list of activities to do during this joyous time [...]
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So lets kick start with some amazing kitchen design that hopefully will inspire you in some way. Valcucine: The first kitchen to be made completely out of aluminum and glass. Antoine Lebrun: A rather unique concept by Antoine Lebrun were they have created an eco friendly kitchen environment. Don’t expect to be able to buy [...]
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Hi everyone, new writer here, my name is Julie Black and I thought I would give diy-guides.com a bit more female touch . So whatever that might imply I will focus on writing about news, helpful tools, interesting things I see and read about. My next post will be coming along shortly. Take care, Julie
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