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October 25, 2010

Mag's Segments on REAL LIFE This Week

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Mag's fun stuff coming up on Real Life At Home this week!

Monday: Conjoined Tin - Adding a quick tin backsplash to your kitchen: This is so easy you'll be done by noon (step-by-step instructions here)

Wednesday: Slide Remarks – Moving heavy objects by sliding them on high-tech polyethylene strips: The wheelbarrow and handcart have a new cousin who's smarter and has a slimmer figure

Friday: Glitz 'n Hammer - How to choose a hammer:  One of the questions beginners often have about hand tools is what type of hammer to buy, so this covers new developments in hammer evolution.

But wait, there's more!

More great stuff on Real Life this week with expert guests and your congenial hosts, Sharon Caddy and Tanya Prokomenko...

  • How to Allergy-Proof Your Home
  • Secrets to Getting the Right Shapewear (I don't even know what shapewear is but I think I must get some)
  • Gadgets for Your Home Office
  • Changing Your Tire at Roadside

 

Comments

Michael

I prefer changing my tires at home. It's quite an inconvenience to have to drag a compressor, air wrench and miles of extension cord just to do it on the roadside.

ToolGirl

Discerning as usual, Michael!

Michael

Truth be told, I keep a compressor, air wrench and 100s of feet of extension cord in my truck. Pneumatic tools are handy on the job site and ward off the flat tire gremlins.

By the way, how many of your 47 hammers have seen a tour of duty?

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