tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6743956758487874562011-12-02T01:45:22.080+08:00These are bite-sized DIY projects that can be completed quickly and easily, from a matter of minutes to at most, over a weekend. They are innovative fixes and creative tweaks for the stuff we use in our daily life.MiniDIYhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/16137055932957666394noreply@blogger.comBlogger41100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-674395675848787456.post-17992191421121267212008-03-04T09:29:00.015+08:002008-03-04T11:25:42.081+08:00

I've heard of folks who leave their PCs open in order to keep them cool without having to invest in anything. As a result, their PC would look something like this: I used to be one of such people who sacrificed the protection of the PC's internal parts for the sake of reducing heat build-up, as well as for the ease of accessing the parts in the computer. I found it difficult to remove the side

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One of the most commonly faced problems in remote controls is the "dead" button syndrome. Do you hate that you'll have to dump the remote simply because only one or two buttons are not functioning? Well, fret no more! The fact is that most remotes with this problem can be repaired more easily that you thought possible. And believe it or not, all you need are some double-sided tape and a small

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Here's the first project, and it's something that takes only 5 minutes to put together once you managed to get the parts. They can be bits and pieces of things you already have lying around the house. Dissatisfied with similar hooks bought at automotive shops, I decided to put this together with parts that I can find easily. Below are the supplies used: - 2 recycled keyrings,- A looped nylon

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Whoever has the time and skills these days to pull-off a major DIY project like constructing a shoe cabinet, or re-tiling the bathroom? Leave the heavy stuff to the professionals and the hardcore DIY-ers. Here, I'm referring to the absolutely simple DIY tasks that the average Joe and Jane can manage. This blog allows me to share these DIY ideas and solutions.I'm definitely no DIY expert, but I

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