Fatherhood & natural parenting from the perspective of a tree-hugging dirt worshipper
You’ve probably seen a lot of movies where a guy attempts to fix his clogged sink by using a wrench to tighten up one screw. Well, real-life might be a little more realistic, but not much more complicated.
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While there are plenty of companies out there that will help you design, build, and then deliver your tiny home, many people are doing it themselves. It’s not as big of a project as building your own two-story home. It costs a lot less and is not nearly as time-consuming. With a bit of research and help, you can be on your way to building your own future abode.
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Before attempting to do any plumbing repair or project yourself, it’ll help to know the safety precautions to observe. This includes safety tips for handling tools and legal requirements regarding plumbing installations.
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Whether you use disposable plastic razors or cartridge razor heads, you may have noticed your blades seem to get dull after a couple of shaves. You might be wondering if it’s worth sharpening your blades, or if you should just keep buying replacements. The answer depends on the kind of razor you use.
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You are a father of a beautiful family with a great home life. As a father, you want to protect your wife and children and keep them safe inside and outside your home. Being the head of your household involves many challenges where you must be able to think quickly on your feet when there are signs of danger.
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One age-old question that has been on the minds of many homeowners is whether to build their own fences or to get professional help. Well, there are a lot of pros and cons on either side.
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Cleaning products can be harmful to your lungs, eyes or skin. It is always preferable to make your cleaning products at home so that you would be sure of the ingredients and you know exactly how to use it.
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Woodworking as a hobby is also about taking small baby steps each day to help improve the quality of your work. For that precise reason, here are the best six tips you should know before you start your hobby as a woodworker.
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