How To: Make an easter egg glow
In this how to video we show you how to make a common easter egg glow with a very simple process. You will need:
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How To: Fix a cabinet door
This how to video shows you how to perform some simple fixes to common problems that you might have with some of the cabinets around your house. This tutorial gives great solutions for those pesky cabinet doors.
How To: Keep your home safe by thinking like a burglar
Your home security systems may not work for you if you don't turn it on. To top it off some of your bad habits can invite thieves in to your home. This how to video reviews some common sense steps to protect your home from burglars.
How To: Repair problems in a home's foundation
Vertical and horizontal cracks can mean structural problems in the foundation of your home. New carbon fiber technology can reinforce a cracked or bowing foundation cheaper and using less space than traditional methods. Watch this how to video to learn how to fix common foundation problems in your home.
How To: Clean a stove environmentally friendly ingredients
this how to video demonstrates an easy way to clean a really dirty kitchen stove, using only common and safe household items. For cleaning the top of your range you will need salt, vinegar and baking soda.
How To: Clean a coffee maker with eco-friendly ingredients
here is a great housekeeping trick that everyone will love. Clean your coffee maker using environmentally safe, inexpensive, common household ingredients. Watch this how to video and learn how to clean a coffee maker with vinegar, salt and baking soda.
How To: Make a homemade carpet freshener with baking soda
Learn some helpful tips on how to keep your how smelling nice and fresh everyday. Make your own carpet deodorizer and refresh your it using only natural, common and safe ingredients. Try mixing in baking soda and your favorite scent to a cleaner house.
How To: Axle Stall on a skateboard
This video will teach you how you can do a trick known as the axle stall on the skateboard. It covers common mistakes of the axle stall, as well as foot placement.
How To: Play a blues riff in G on the piano
Learn how to play this common blues lick in the key of G on the piano or keyboard. This piano tutorial is great for intermediate pianists.
How To: Repair a truss style ceiling
Bob Schmidt shows you how to handle a common problem that can occur when you have a truss style roof in your home. Expansion and contraction of roof trusses causing truss lift in winter. Interior wall gapped corner,open corner,rising and falling corner ceiling.
How To: Fix a rattling door
In this home repair video Bob Schmidt shows you how to take care of a rattling door, a common door problem.
How To: Clean your shower drain properly
In this video Bob Schmidt shows you how to take care of a smell problem common to all showers.
How To: Fix a sticking door
In this home improvement video, Bob Schmidt shows you the most common repair for a stuck door that is binding because of a hinge problem in your home remodel and repair project.
How To: Use an air nailer for trims and mouldings
In this home renovation video, Bob Schmidt shows you basic tips about the use of trim air nailers while working on your home remodel projects such as kitchen specialty trims and common mouldings.
How To: Repair vertical blinds
In this video, Bob Schmidt shows you a simple repair for this common problem with vertical blinds.
How To: Animate a layered Photoshop image in After Effects
This friendly tutorial guides us through the process of creating a simple animation from a still image, using Adobe Photoshop and Adobe After Effects. Although the narration is at times difficult to understand, the tutorial provides a good way to learn one common technique of integrating Photoshop and After Effects.
How To: Treat bug bites on children
Bug bites are very irritating, especially for kids. Learn about common bug bites that you might find on your child and how you can treat them at home by watching this video.
How To: Make your own wart remover
Tired of doctor visits and expensive home remedies? This hottie teaches you how to build your own wart remover in minutes with common household items.
How To: Make a ledge grind-able for a scooter
This this is a tutorial explaining how to make a ledge slide. If you want to do this professionally, you need lacquer and a mason's stone, but for this video, only common materials were used.
How To: Assemble a CD platen to screen print onto CDs
If you have ever screen printed, you most likely have been asked to print CDs. Here is a simple way to create a CD platen for under $15. This type of printing generally requires a vacuum frame, but not if you use the DIY CD Platen. It holds the CD in place extremely well and can be used to print more than one color. Print one color and let it dry completely before printing additional colors.
How To: Identify and treat a staph infection
This is a informative video on how to prevent and treat staph infection, one of the less common STD.
How To: Perform a proper golf takeaway
In this golf lesson golf instructor Steve Bishop discusses some popular takeaway methods, his whole club takeaway method, and examine some common faults among golfers. These tips will help you swing on plane from the very start.
How To: Make a dado groove
A dado groove in a board can be made in several ways. Tim Carter demonstrates two common ways to create a dado.
How To: Liquid dance as a beginner
This is an awesome liquid dancing tutorial for novices, focusing on tips and addressing common mistakes. Stick to the rhythm
How To: Say "les verbes" in French
Learn how to say common verbs in French Part 1 of 5 - How to Say "les verbes" in French.
How To: Use the Alekhine defense in chess openings
Here, we explore the Alekhine's Defense, played by Black in countering the king's pawn opening, one of the most common openings used by White in online and over-the-board play.
How To: Make your own DIY film projector
Finding a film projector for those who still shoot film, or those who still house film can be tough. They're either sparce or extremely expensive. In this six part tutorial, learn how to make your own DIY homemade film projector for your home without shelling out tons of cash. This presentation is hosted by Dan Mikesell at Pratt Institute.
How To: Download mp3s from Google faster than filesharing
Learn how to use Google to download common songs faster than you would with any filesharing software. This is too easy!
How To: Hang pictures properly
Hanging pictures on your walls adds style and elegance to your rooms. Meghan Carter shows you the right way to hang pictures so you don't damage your pictures or your walls. With her simple tips, you'll be hanging pictures in no time, and you'll avoid common mistakes that can not only look bad, but also damage your home and pictures.
How To: Make Chinese sweet and sour pork
Sweet and sour pork is very common in Chinese cooking. Watch this how to video and learn how to stir fry this delicious recipe of sweet and sour pork. Forget the take out and make it yourself.
How To: Stop cutting across the ball in golf
Learn how to avoid several common golfing mistakes, among them cutting across the ball.
How To: Make thermite with aluminum and ferric oxide
The term "Thermite" refers to the mixture of aluminum and ferric oxide used in this experiment. It is sold commercially and is used for such applications as railroad welding and incendiary bombs.
How To: Digitally handcolor or tint a black and white photo
Hand coloring black and white photographs was a common process prior to the advent of color photography and created a unique visual aesthetic. This video demonstrates how to digitally create this style for digital black and white photography.
How To: Making a bolt leader from stove wire
This is 20 gauge, dark, annealed wire. The common name is stove wire or you can use something you have probably heard more of, safety wire. This video shows you how to use it to make a bolt leader in case you messed up the one that came with your trailer.
How To: Take in coils when climbing
As the terrain changes in the mountains you will often have to change rope lengths to max out your safety. It is common to travel a good distance apart on a glacier or use large amounts of rope when dealing with technical terrain. However when traveling together on a ridge it is often safer and faster for both climbers to take in a few coils.
How To: Talk about office equipment and stationary in Chinese
Benny from askbenny.cn teaches you the names of some common pieces of stationary and office equipment in Mandarin Chinese and how to talk about them.
How To: Thread a sewing machine
This video shows in great detail how to thread a sewing machine. If you learn to thread one sewing machine you can thread any machine. Learning to thread a machine is one of the most common problems.
How To: Do the half-fish pose
In this video, Rodney Yee shows us how to do the half-fish pose. This yoga pose primarily aids in digestion. It is also a common hamstring stretch done in most sports, with no yoga connection.
How To: Clamp and glue a wobbly chair
Learn how to repair a broken or loose joint on your chairs or other furniture for long-lasting stability. Chairs take a real beating over time and it's only natural that over time one of those glue joints is going to fail. What do you need? Well to start with you need some common, everyday carpenters' glue.
How To: Make a mortise cut into wood
Tim Carter demonstrates two common ways to accomplish a mortise cut into a piece of wood. Limited tools and techniques make for an easy job to accomplish.