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You should always tape those battery ends before you put them in recycling pin. Empty or not, they're fire hazard without tape.

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My list includes: - quality shoes that last many, many years and can be repaired - quality art supplies - fresh fruits and vegetables - eco- friendly and nutritious foods/ingredients. I'm a very frugal minimalist because I simply don't have the money. But it's amazing how you can really stretch the little you have when you know what you value in life. And after all, I'm a very lazy person and hate shopping, so minimalism is perfect for me 😄

You amaze me Benita..awesome work!

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I think that remove labels is too much.A little bit obsessive.

Heavenly!

Yasssss been waiting for this video ❤😊

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I have been watching your videos for a while with appreciation, this video is may favorite. Looking forward to the restoration of your Summer house.❤

Love that " Handy" book!

GREAT video! Projects here, new doors, shelving, and installing some flooring.

the music was very soothing and of course loved your content, thank you.

Thank you for your encouragement. Your hand washing station looks great. While growing up, my mother always told me - You have 2 hands, 2 legs and a brain like your brother. If he can do it, why can you not do it? So I do quite a bit of DIY compared to my friends. I have not tried wood working yet and I have been thinking about learning that skill lately.

I love this video! I’ve been a “tool woman” for about 45 years. I also watched my mother use tools. My favorite place as a kid was a hardware store. I am fortunate to have a handy, supportive spouse who encouraged me and was my boss in his electrical firm for 10 years. No one is born with these skills; not even guys. And they are not universally gifted. I would have loved seeing this in my twenties. Don’t let negative beliefs keep you from the satisfaction and empowerment DIY can give. Is there frustration? You bet! But, oh, when you persevere? No greater feeling of accomplishment! If Ana White can do it, so can you.

How nice that you used the little green rake around the shower floor. Was it from the sandbox, like the small shovel? 😊 Very beautiful video! I really enjoy them all, they (and you!) are so inspiring and truly a pleasure to watch! ❤

I am almost half way through a carpentry apprenticeship and the more I learn about tools and woodworking, the more I love it! In a few weeks, I will be replacing my grandparents rotten-out set of stairs (thankfully that they don't use often). I like building stairs as they require absolute precision and attention to detail :)

Tak for the inspiration and confidence boost. I also love the music you chose!

Thank you for this inspiring video, Benita, I was eagerly waiting for it! Your hand-washing station is absolutely gorgeous; I really needed that idea! 💖💖💖 PS. You are a great teacher!!!

Thank you for sharing another great video. I have a man who willingly does these jobs for me. But ... since watching you and other bloggers tackle the tools, I've had the confidence to 'give it a go' myself. It's very satisfying! I hadn't thought to wax rustic metal and can't wait to try it on some pieces I have.

I love that hand washing station, the flowers make the finishing touch ❤

Excellent video. Some years ago we were the victims of several breakins over a multi-year period. Yes, there were awful feelings, but in the end I learned a valuable lesson about non-attachment to things. Most of what we lost we never replaced and have not missed.

Another great video 😊

I love this video! My husband and I just purchased an off grid cabin and I’m learning to trust myself to do my own diy projects! If I can ask, where did you find the wall mounted water dispenser? It’s perfect!

I love this! My dad was a carpenter. I was the only daughter with 3 brothers. My dad always let my brothers help with projects but never invited me. When I was 16, he was removing an old fireplace and brick wall. I asked if I could help, and he laughed at the idea. Then he went to the hardware store, and while he was gone, I grabbed a rubber mallot and took the whole wall down by myself. He couldn't believe his eyes when he got home and saw the bricks on the floor.

Very inspirational, Benita. ❤

My father was a contractor & master carpenter, and he made sure I not only knew how to use basic hand tools but took me to a hardware store to help chose ones that would fit my hands and strength level (very important). I was always following him around our small farm watching him do projects & he never said “only boys do that”. Took me & my brother up on the roof of a pole barn he was building & taught us to hammer nails to put the shingles on-every project was a learning experience, and I have always been grateful for the time he spent to make me more independent. Still, I marvel at your skill level & attention to detail on all the projects you get up to! Please Everyone do wear Hearing, Eye, and Hand protection, especially when operating power tools--safety is Paramount.

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As a long time (senior female) DIYer, I agree totally Benita.. start on small projects to get confidence with power tools, buy or borrow some tools and just have a go. Social media is very handy to learn skills. Wise words again. :)

Brilliant what a great inspiration! I have recently painted two outside doors and fixed a old door handle inside, I repaired my wooden box on my bike. Small but a big deal for me.🎉😊

Thank you so much for this video! The encouragement means a lot! Thanks to your videos I started many DIY projects at home. They're mostly simple, like sanding, painting, fixing stuff, etc. but give me immense satisfaction! I also discovered my love for chopping wood ;). Benita, you're such a gem!

You’re amazing! So impressed and also inspired to try more myself. Thanks!

I am curious..who provides the music for this video?

Love this Benita! Growing up my dad taught me how to DIY, I still DIY with my husband. Girls need to know too! 😊

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For the shower cleaning: I do this at the end of my shower so I don't mind getting wet. 🙃

Thank you so much! really! It s perfect for this summer period!

My mum was a country girl and very resourceful. My dad worked a 6day week, so she couldn't and didn't wait around for him to do physical jobs and DIY. I learned early on about couples sharing work and how to "just get it done"

Thanks for sharing Benita. Loving the Sweeden countryside and way of life

I'm refinishing old furniture that has been painted back to original wood.its a bit tricky because there is lead paint to be dealt with, but it's very doable 😊

Again…. such a beautiful, motivating&inspiring video! Thanks😊

Thank you Benita, you are awesome! I want to tare down a wall and build two others in my apartment :)

Dear Benita, When I first found your Channel, I was impressed and enjoyed to watch it. The more I see, the more advertisising comes up. To much for my taste. Is that necessary ?

I am not ready for DIYing just yet. However, at some point I will try. This is such an encouraging and beautiful video, Benita. Thanks for making it and sharing it with us.

Benita i love your videos

Nice. One more on here for how to do. See Jane drill. Very useful.

One of my favorite videos yet. I've been blessed to have a dad that let me tag along when i was growing up and still answers any questions I might have. So thankful he's still with us at 88, he was an Amish farmboy and learned to do everything. Inspired to put doors on a cupboard I made about 10 years ago.

It's so much fun seeing this place become charming and functional. You look like you are enjoying yourself in the process, enjoying the journey.

You are a Benita of all trades… !!😊 so inspiring… and all the projects have you’re unique touch. I’ve thought about taking a woodworking course for some time. You just dropped that pebble in my pond. Job well done.😉