How To: Clean fake jewelry at home
Check out this video to learn how to clean fake jewelry at home with toothpaste and water. Rub the toothpaste into your jewelry, rinse with water and dry it with a napkin or a towel. It's as simple as that!
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How To: Make glowing edible jello
Watch this how to video to learn how to make jello that glows! Its completely safe to eat, makes a great party treat and is super simple to make.
How To: Stop outside air leaks around wall outlets
In this home improvement video Bob Schmidt shows you a simple, inexpensive, energy saving method of stopping air leaks and drafts around exterior wall outlets and switches.
How To: Have a long distance relationship
Professional Matchmaker, Samantha Daniels gives advice about how to date someone long distance. Long distance relationships are the most difficult relationships to have because you don’t have the easy and spontaneity of a regular relationship. However, if the person is worth it, you can make a long distance relationship work. Watch and let Samantha give you some simple tips for navigating and succeeding in your long distance relationship!
How To: Fix a swinging interior door
In this home repair video Bob Schmidt shows you how to make a simple adjustment to an interior door that will fall open or closed on its own.
How To: Find nails and screws in your yard to avoid injury
In this video Bob Schmidt shows you how to use a simple tool to prevent damage and injury during your home remodeling project.
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: Perform a very simple coin vanish trick
The easiest way to make small objects disappear. Anyone can do this trick. No need to use fancy gimmicks and props like Criss Angel or David Blaine. Just pull up a chair, get out a coin, and make it disappear!
How To: Tell your friend he has bad breath
Do you really want to tell your best friend that their bad breath smells like sewage? Owen Benjamin gives a few simple ways to tell your friend their bad breath makes you want to puke.
How To: Watch TV for free on your Mac
Just download a simple application and watch television absolutely free on your computer.
How To: Make a Korean cold cucumber soup (oyi naeng-guk)
Looking to make something pleasantly cool, that doesn't require using your stove? Try, oyi naeng-guk, or cold Korean cucumber soup, a simple and refreshing option for a hot summer day.
How To: Prepare fresh homemade cheese ravioli
You'll immediately taste the difference between fresh, homemade ravioli and pre-cooked varieties. Try this simple cheese ravioli recipe and experience Italian home cooking at its best. Make it with riccota and parmesan or substitute your favorite cheeses.
How To: Make Japanese tempura fried ice cream
Ever think a cool treat like ice cream would make a good tempura? See how to fry ice cream with just a few simple ingredients.
How To: Make chocolate cornflake clusters
This crunchy chocolate delight from Jacques Torres is not only simple to make, it also makes a sweet gift. Learn how to make chocolate corn flake clusters and package them into a present.
How To: Make apple and pear fruit compote with a wine sauce
Fruit compote is a delicious way to dress up ice cream or angel food cake. Learn how to make a simple apple and pear compote, and then reduce the wine sauce to syrup.
How To: Truss a chicken for roasting with twine
You can cook chicken more evenly by trussing it before putting it in the oven. See how simple it is to tie a roasting chicken with twine.
How To: Teleport quarters under your hands
A simple video showing a variation of the teleporting quarter trick. This uses 5 quarters instead of 4 and can be done with just your hands. No need for cards.
How To: Force your spectator to pick a card you choose
With this simple card trick, you can force your spectator to pick a card that they think is unique when really it's the card you wanted them to pick.
How To: Origami a simple medium heart
Learn how to make an origami heart. Use a medium square of paper to make your origami heart.
How To: Make a fairy doll armature
Watch this video to learn how to make an armature for a fairy doll using a very easy formula with no math and a simple procedure.
How To: Make herbal tea for a stuffy nose
Build your own herbal apothecary with home remedy secrets. Building a herbal medicine chest. This video is part of a course that is free. It is herbal home remedies made simple.
How To: Draw in Illustrator CS
Illustrator CS allows you to draw vector-based images with ease. But before you start your next masterpiece, you need to know the basics. Learn several ways to draw a simple heart shape.
How To: Burn a CD in Windows Media Player
Put your DJ skills to the test by burning your own CD or mix in Windows Media Player. Burned music CDs make an inexpensive but thoughtful gift, and they're really simple to copy.
How To: Remove red eye with iPhoto
Save your favorite photos from scary-looking red-eye with just a few simple steps in Apple iPhoto.
How To: Turn randomly chosen cards into the one chosen card
A simple self working trick that requires no sleight of hand. Turns randomly chosen cards into the first chosen card by the spectator.
How To: Light with diffusers in photo shoots
Learn how to use some simple lighting with a Gary Fong Whaletail flash diffuser, the sun, and finally with a second diffuser, the Gary Fong Origami.
How To: Convert an image to vector graphics using Imagaro Z
This video shows how simple converting an image to vector graphics can be using Imagaro Z.
How To: Do basic everyday makeup
This is a simple approach to everyday makeup that focuses on enhancing your natural beauty, and making those assets you already have look great.
How To: Beat insomnia by resetting your bedtime routine
When sleep problems becomes chronic, it can morph into psychophysiological insomnia: As you prepare for bed, you begin to get nervous about sleeping. In this video, David Schulman, MD, director of the Emory Sleep Disorders Laboratory in Atlanta, explains how the body reacts to the expectation of insomnia. He offers simple changes you can make to help break the cycle.
How To: Apply liquid eyeliner to the top eyelid
This is a simple video on how you can apply your liquid eyeliner.
How To: Reduce phone radiation from cell phones
Dr. Mercola reviews simple practical things you can to minimize brain damage from cell phone radiation.
How To: Unclog a backed up kitchen sink
Tim Carter of AsktheBuilder.com demonstrates a few simple ways to unclog a household sink. Watch and learn!
How To: Remove an old window
Tim Carter of AsktheBuilder.com demonstrates a simple way to remove a window and frame from a house.
How To: Fix a broken door knob handle
Tim Carter of AsktheBuilder.com demonstrates a really simple way to fix a loose door knob handle.
How To: Fix your golf swing slice
BPS golf instructor Steve Bishop discusses a simple way to eliminate the outside to in path and produce a proper release just by getting to your finish properly.
How To: Install crown molding easily
Installing crown molding is easy with a few tips. AsktheBuilder host Tim Carter shares some tips to make installing crown molding easy. It really can be simple to get perfect cuts each time.
How To: Install a 3 way switch
Installing a 3 way switch can be simple with advice from Tim Carter. He'll walk you through wiring 3 way switches, showing you which wires go where so you'll have no trouble with your 3 way switch wiring.
How To: Make butternut squash and apple soup
Don't know what to do with all the butternut squash that is growing in your backyard? Some squash from the garden makes a simple and great soup. Add some apples for sweetness.
How To: Wire up a light fixture
Wiring up a light fixture saves time, prevents head injuries, and provides extra light while working. Tim Carter shows you how to wire up a light fixture to protect your light and yourself. In just a few simple steps you'll have no problems working around your light fixtures during a job.