As we discussed in Part 1, it’s a good idea, whether you choose to tackle household repairs and maintenance yourself, or hire someone, to become as informed as possible about the problem.
Here are some websites you might find helpful:
http://www.hometime.com/: based on the PBS TV series Hometime, this site offers a video library as well as an archive of how-to-articles from experts.
http://www.diynetwork.com/: based on the TV cable channel DIY Network, this site also provides advice from experts on various home improvement and maintenance projects.
http://www.ehow.com/: Go to their How-To/Home & Garden/ Home Repair & Maintenance page for tips on how to fix household problems.
You might also look at these reference books at your local library or bookstore:
Readers’ Digest 1001 Do-It-Yourself Hints and Tips by Readers’ Digest
Black & Decker The Complete Photo Guide to Homeowner Basics by Jodie Carter & Matthew Palmer
Discovered more sites and/or books? Please let us know!
Here are some websites you might find helpful:
http://www.hometime.com/: based on the PBS TV series Hometime, this site offers a video library as well as an archive of how-to-articles from experts.
http://www.diynetwork.com/: based on the TV cable channel DIY Network, this site also provides advice from experts on various home improvement and maintenance projects.
http://www.ehow.com/: Go to their How-To/Home & Garden/ Home Repair & Maintenance page for tips on how to fix household problems.
You might also look at these reference books at your local library or bookstore:
Readers’ Digest 1001 Do-It-Yourself Hints and Tips by Readers’ Digest
Black & Decker The Complete Photo Guide to Homeowner Basics by Jodie Carter & Matthew Palmer
Discovered more sites and/or books? Please let us know!
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