Quiet day today. We have both started teaching ourselves / youtubing videos on how to fix various minor home problems that have been around for months.
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That's a very good use of time and the internet. Thanks for the stop-by to my blog.
In the old days you would have gone out and and bought books and pamphlets with titles such as "Easy Home Repairs," ""Tips on updating Your House" "Keeping Your Home in Shape," all with some not very useful instructional photos in black and white. Not all change is bad. Roderick
Agreed! Perhaps one time I will write up a rant on all you can learn from YouTube and how strange it is that so many have created videos with opening sequences and theme songs just to to teach you how to repair window calking.
AI says…
It is estimated that there are between 10,000 and 50,000 YouTube videos (including full-length tutorials, Shorts, and home-improvement channel segments) dedicated to repairing, removing, or replacing window caulking.
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