DIY HOME TIPS #65 :Use a sliver snipped from a toothpaste tube to fill a stripped-out screw hole. Screw threads bite into the metal. With today's plastic tubes, a toothpick works better. But the essence of the tip remains: Implements of oral hygiene can fill cavities(Morris;2012)
DIY HOME TIPS #64 :For weeding in the cracks of concrete, a shoehorn is handy because it enables you to do the work quickly and prevents sore fingers. Good luck finding a spare shoehorn today. Those weeds can now be uprooted from tight cracks with an old...(continue on 2nd pic).
DIY HOME TIPS #63 :Roadside catastrophes??? Here are some tips to get you home at any cost beginning with a leak in the radiator. Crack a raw egg into the radiator filler cap...(continue on 2nd pic).
DIY HOME TIPS #61 :A matchbook held by a brick takes the sag out of a mason's line. The matchbook suspends the line, keeping it the right distance from the top course so it doesn't interfere with striking the mortared joint(Morris;2012).
DIY HOME TIPS #60 :This tip will be useful for those looking for a simple rack for their wife's shoes. Drill holes to fit the heels, and mount the panel so it stands proud of the closet wall(Morris;2012).
DIY HOME TIPS #59 :Don't toss out training wheels if your child moves on to a bigger bike. Mount the wheels to bench saws and other heavy shop machinery. Attach the wheels above the floor and tilt the machines to move them around(Morris;2012).
DIY HOME TIPS #58 :Use a cardboard milk carton to start charcoal for a grill. Cut off the top and stack the coals inside. The wax-coated carton will produce a hot flame around them(Morris;2012).
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DIY HOME TIPS #57 :Strap hinges taken from a barn door can make a hasp for a padlock. Remove the hinge pin and separate the halves. Fasten one hinge half to a doorframe, with the wide end of the strap mounted through to the frame, and the... (continue on 2nd pic).