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My local hardware store doesn't have what I need...I'm in a time crunch...what do I do now is what this DIY howto video is about. VideoJoe is in need of installing a lot of Kidde smoke alarms & his local hardware store didn't have enough of them in stock & he couldn't wait. He also was in need of some Intermatic 4 hour wall timers & he couldn't get those to be in stock either. He also needed to pick up 20 Schlage Privacy Paddle Handles & they didn't have those in stock either. Sheesh! What's a guy to do?! He also needed to pick up some LG AC window/wall mount AC units & can you believe there's only a certain time of the year that his local hardware store has those in stock or can even get them? Well you got to know VideoJoe lives on an island & some times things go out of stock or you have to wait agonizing weeks to get something that is out of stock & this was happening to him often. What to do what to do. Watch the video to see what he ultimately does to rectify these issues. Taking matters into your own hands for a change is easy...when you know how. Watch & learn as VideoJoeShows you a few tips when you local hardware store doesn't have the materials you need to start &/or finish your project & you're in a time crunch not knowing what to do next!   Easy!

How to save money on your DIY howto projects & materials is what this DIY howto video is about. VideoJoe just got back from the hardware store & he knows he just saved some money for next time he goes out on a service call. He always checks at the hardware store to see if he can buy any of his howto materials in bulk to save money. Yes. Did you know that lots of hardware stores will sell certain materials in bulk? It's surprising how much money you can save if you just look for bulk items to purchase. He was amazed at a few things he purchased that he could save money by just looking around on the shelves to see what sort of materials he could purchase in bulk. Buying in bulk is a good way to save money on your howto DIY projects...it's easy! Watch & learn as VideoJoeShows you a few material items he purchases in bulk for how to save money on his DIY howto projects & repairs.   Cha'ching!

Valuable DIY howto project tip is what this DIY howto video is about. VideoJoe is right in the middle of a flooring project where he is removing black tar mastic to then stain & seal some concrete floors but that's not the valuable DIY howto tip he wanted to discuss with you. He does lots of howto videos & he likes to talk & explain what he's doing while he's working. Sometimes he may make similar howto videos of something where you might say oh I've seen him do that before whatever it is but I would encourage you to watch similar videos anyway since you never know what he's going to say next. He may say something you've never heard or thought of before that could help you with your next upcoming howto project let's say. You never would've heard it had you not watched the howto video you were going to skip. That's the valuable DIY howto tip he wanted to share with you. If a howto video is 10 minutes long & you just heard a 15 second portion of something that clicked in your brain that you never heard before then you got what you were suppose to get from that particular DIY howto video so you never know what you're going to hear from him next. Sometimes VideoJoe is doing a howto project & he says oh I've already made a similar video of that but he still whips out his video camcorder & makes another video anyway since you may not have seen his other one or he may say something different on this howto video than he said on that other howto video so that's what he's saying here. DIY howto projects are easy...when you know how. Watch & learn as VideoJoeShows you a valuable tip when it comes to DIY howto projects.   Easy!

Here is a Quick DIY Tip to Build a Minifig Photo frame in no time: First, fix Legos on a Photo frame with hot glue and then attach some of your favorite minifigs to the Legos. Your very own cool minifig photo frame is ready to put up! :)

An excellent Lazy DIY tip is to apply as many Instagram filters to photos of your otherwise very plain room!

DURF storage tip of the day: If you aren't already doing so, keep sheet sets organized in the linen closet by using one of your pillowcases as a storage bag for the rest of the set. This DURF moment brought to you by marthastewartliving, who else? More storage hacks from Listotic. -ts