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a) The cheapest way
b) The easiest way

On the following pages you will find tips on how to solve the problem yourself
(cheapest) and also
(the easiest way) where to find someone who can solve the problem for you.

Just click on the appropriate category for your problem in the left hand column
and a multitude of topics regarding that subject will be listed.
Click on one and a video tutorial on that subject will be displayed

If your problem cannot be found there then click on the ‘Forum’ link in the menu bar
Across the top of the page, and some of our readers may be able to help you with your dilemma.

This might seem simple to many motorists but you would be surprised how many people don’t know how to do it.
OK, so you’ve got breakdown cover, so you reckon you don’t need to know this !
BUT, how may drivers would be happy to be stuck on a country road on a freezing cold day for more than an hour waiting for the breakdown wagon to turn up?
Even worse if they were also low on fuel so couldn’t run the engine to keep warm!!!

The Utube video tutorial above is from the USA but is still relevant in the UK.

For other EASY car maintenance AND NOT SO EASY repairs click the Motoring Category in the left hand column

Ever really liked a pair of shoes but wouldn’t buy them because they were a bit tight?
Then found out that they were the last pair !!!
Well, you could have bought them after all ‘cos with this great tip you can safely stretch them half a size
(a whole size with some shoes !!!)

For other Shoe, Clothing, Hairstyle tips, etc., just click FASHION Category in the left hand column and a Utube video will give you some great advice. These are specially selected for their usefulmess and althogh most are from the USA, they are still relevant in the UK.

There are stacks more tips on repairing, maintaining & improving your house in the DIY category in the lefthand column opposite.

This is the first part of two excellent UTube tutorials that show you how to tile a bathroom (or kitchen)
This one deals with preparation & the tools you’ll need, and it links to the second one which deals with finishing the job.
Good Luck !

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