The Home Neighborhood has plenty of good books and DVDs on home improvement, remodeling, and repair but sometimes the best resource is a magazine. If you are looking for a DIY project, or you need practical advice on purchasing tools, The Family Handyman is the magazine for you. This magazine provides accurate and complete how-to instructions for improving your home and yard. Every issue has product reviews, safety tips, and helpful hints. In the June 2011 issue, you can find information on:
For the same reasons that old-style TVs are not accepted, you're best to find an alternate way to dispose of your old desktop and laptop computers. Additionally, personal information can stay hidden in your computer's hard drive after you think you've wiped it clean, which is why it's best to dispose of them properly. Check out organizations that recycle computer hardware, such as this on in Minnesota. If you do have someone in your family or group of friends who can use your old device, clean the keyboard and screen as a courtesy.
The Family Handyman Best In DIY July 2011
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