Showing posts with label DIY projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY projects. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 17, 2018

Four Reasons Why Some People DIY

Do-it-yourself or DIY projects can range from room painting to room construction. And, there are as many psychological reasons for starting these projects as there are tasks to be accomplished. In fact, many people are starting with their DIY home projects which they’ve daydreamed about when they were still young kids. Keen to know why people DIY? Just continue reading. :D

Completed projects can provide the DIY-ers with a feeling of satisfaction. Being splattered with paint or damp with sweat from a hard day’s work on the roof or in the garden can be very satisfying to some people. Those who renovate or create their houses from scratch are satisfied to know that they have the ability to create places to live that are different from all the other homes in their neighborhood.

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DIY-ing  boosts brain power. It is a wonderful way to gain new skills or knowledge. For example, your problem-solving abilities are improved when reading up on techniques online or discovering how a broken appliance ticks. Each project you tackle will teach you something new.

DIY-ing  boosts confidence. To some people  DIY-ing allows them to have more over their world or their surroundings since they are closely involved with the design and construction process. Moreover, they rely less on the products, services and expertise of others. Through their new skills and confidence, they have the freedom to create quality that spreads to all areas of life.

DIY-ing cultivates 'best self' and 'self discovery'. People keep their minds and bodies active when doing DIY activities. Working with their hands become easier and a natural way to get their heart rate up. Moreover, DIY-ing reveals what matters most to the DIY-ers and offer a great way to express their personality.


Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Improvised Or Solar Light Bulbs: How To Create Them

In certain places in third world countries, use of electricity to brighten up their homes is not yet introduced. This is because of the fact their exact locations remains difficult to be reached by technology especially when they are the far-fetched islands.

Thanks to a sustainable concept that has been introduced many years ago. With the use of bleach, clear water and plastic bottle, absence of electric lines wouldn't have to keep some homes in the dark. Keen to know how these improvised or solar bulbs are made? Watched this video:


Did you enjoy watching the video? Quite innovative, right? This goes with many benefits more than having a brighter home interiors. Firstly, it would not cost you much to buy all the materials you need. To create one solar bulb, all you need to spend is a maximum of $4 to $5. Since, a solar bulb functions without the use of electricity. You can save on your electricity bills particularly if you decide to use solar bulbs in certain areas in your house which can get direct sunlight. Lastly, you help save the environment for total destruction. As we all know used up electric energy aggravates the deteriorating state of our planet.