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How to do up Small Spaces in your Home

It seems extravagant to buy three cots in succession, one for the newborn baby, one for the toddler and yet another when a real bed is needed. It can be…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

Lifestyle & Personality

How to Differentiate Between Truths and Lies

In order to differentiate between truths and lies, one must first have a very clear idea as to what exactly is the truth. To 'call a cat a cat, as…

Alan Kennon January 15, 2010

Pets & Animals

How to Avoid KOI Stress

I cannot emphasize too highly the importance of a stress-free environment for KOI. Many factors make fish stressed, and the following five-point plan will alert you to the most severe:…

Fred Goodson January 13, 2010

Home & Maintenance

How to Add Living Space With Using More Concrete

The foundation of the addition is—well, its foundation. The beefier it is, the stronger and longer lasting the addition will be. However, as in the case of improved electrical or…

Jason Prickett January 13, 2010

Home & Maintenance

How to Decide Which Tile to Use

Tile has been used for floors, walls, countertops, and even ceilings for thousands of years. It was one of the few building materials in the ancient city of Pompeii that…

Jason Prickett January 13, 2010

Health & Personal Care

How to Deal with Pain and Discomfort in Heart Disease

As after any operation you can expect to feel some pain. In the early days after your operation you will be given painkillers. Do not be afraid to tell the…

Andrew Reinert January 13, 2010

Home & Maintenance

How to Decide What You Want in a Bathroom

You want to create a bathroom that's particularly suited to your needs, all the while not creating something so weird that it will make reselling the home difficult, if not…

Jason Prickett January 13, 2010

Home & Maintenance

How to Choose the Pipes for your Bathroom

I have a confession, which by now shouldn't seem too shocking, and that is this: Not everything runs perfectly in my home. Every time I'm in the kitchen and one…

Jason Prickett January 13, 2010

How to Create Stepping Stones in Water Gardens

As most (human) visitors to a pond will stand on the edge and look towards the other side, across the surface of the water, one can miss beauty and activity…

Arthur Kunkle January 13, 2010

How to Construct Garden Walls

Many water features make use of walls. Raised ponds need low walls to support the weight and volume of water, and wall-mounted fountains (like the ubiquitous lion's head) speak for…

Arthur Kunkle January 13, 2010

Home & Maintenance

How to Lay Drains

The techniques for bedding drainpipes on the bottom of the trench and for filling in the trench afterward depend to some extent on the type of soil and the attitude…

Jason Prickett January 13, 2010

Home & Maintenance

How to Lay a Chipboard Floor

A wide range of flooring grade of chipboards is available: ask a local timber merchant for information about the variations in surface finish, edge finish -and the size of sheets…

Jason Prickett January 13, 2010

Home & Maintenance

How to Insulate Your Roof

Your loft is either lined or open such that you can see the whole structure. The latter is still the most common, although more and more people are undertaking loft…

Jason Prickett January 13, 2010

Home & Maintenance

How to Construct a Concrete Pond

A lot of fairly strenuous work is involved in creating a pond in concrete. You will need to mix the sand and cement and then transport barrowsful of the stuff…

Jason Prickett January 13, 2010

General How To's

How to Build Japanese Themed Water Features in your Garden

Another option is a water garden with a wider theme - something in the style of a country, such as Japan, is the most popular. A Japanese influence can bring…

Arthur Kunkle January 13, 2010

How to Build Cascade in your Garden

The archetypal definition of a cascade is a small stream, purposefully tumbling over rocks, boulders and pebbles on its downward journey to a pool at the bottom of a slope.…

Arthur Kunkle January 13, 2010

How to Build a Good Waterfall in your Garden

Water that is moving, whether spurting, trickling, cascading or plummeting, is one of the great joys of pond-keeping. There are small contrivances such as spurting frogs, millstones, lions' heads and…

Arthur Kunkle January 13, 2010

General How To's

How to Build a Fountain in your Garden

Until fairly recently, most garden fountains were simple patterned sprays of water emerging from a pool. Now there are many options, ranging from sophisticated, grand affairs to small-scale child-safe features.…

Arthur Kunkle January 13, 2010

Lifestyle & Personality

How To Be Successful in Life

I began as a copy girl. In Australian newspapers in those days, you didn't get much lower forms of life than the copy girl, but you had to be one…

Alan Kennon January 13, 2010

Lifestyle & Personality

How To Be Successful

To get on in the world you must a) know what you want and b) decide how you are going to get it. This is the simple rule of focus.…

Alan Kennon January 13, 2010