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Home Maintenance

DUBLINIRL · 2024-09-17 04:09:36

Could you recommend a book to bring someone from a low level of knowledge to a competent homeowner in terms of knowledge of home maintenance? The best bestseller in Easons is the Collins complete DIY manual but this was printed in 2011 so might be a bit outdated.

17-09-2024 4:09am

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Could you recommend a book to bring someone from a low level of knowledge to a competent homeowner in terms of knowledge of home maintenance?
The best bestseller in Easons is the Collins complete DIY manual but this was printed in 2011 so might be a bit outdated.

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#2 17-09-2024 6:22am

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If it's just "diy" then the Collins manual would probably do.
Or are you thinking more of a "project/refit"?

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#3 17-09-2024 8:17am

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I'd just start using Youtube on a per-project basis. No book is going to explain it any better.

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