DIY 2025, January
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Cleaning windows is a necessary evil, but when the result is streak-free you are overjoyed. We show you how to get windows clean without streaks - even when the sun is shining
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Having a lot of daylight in your home is a luxury, but there are also rooms where too much light is annoying or strangers' looks are unwelcome. We show you how to make windows opaque
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The counter battens are part of almost every roof, it is particularly important to know the distances. We show what you should pay attention to when it comes to the spacing of the counter battens
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You don't always have a TV connection in the right place in your apartment and in new buildings it is usually missing entirely. We show you how to properly lay TV cables and satellite cables. Tips & Info
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If you no longer like the current tile color, you don't always have to tear off the tile backsplash. Painting tiles is an alternative to making tiles look like new
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Gipsfaster boards (often just called Fermacell boards) are very versatile. We show you how to lay the Fermacell panel correctly. Tips & Information for do-it-yourselfers and do-it-yourself builders
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There are various options for covering the roof of a carport or other flat roof. We will show you which materials and methods are suitable and what they cost
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Whether you should paint or cover the base of a house is not always just a question of your own taste. We show what you should pay attention to and the reasons why
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Mineral plaster is a good way to seal walls and make them visually attractive. Here you can find out how to apply mineral plaster &
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You can get a lot of space out of a small amount of living space. A platform in the apartment creates more storage space and is a visual highlight & you gain distance from the often cold floor
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Can you build a septic tank yourself? What do you have to consider? What is allowed? We show you what you need to pay attention to so that wastewater runs its course properly
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If moisture gets into the masonry, it can cause lasting damage and even make a building uninhabitable. We show you how to properly deal with damp walls. Tips & Info
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MDF boards are very versatile thanks to their properties. We show what different MDF boards there are, what their special features are and where they are used
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Expanded clay is a very versatile material. You can not only cast it in the form of stable stones or use it as a fill material. Here you can find out all the advantages and disadvantages
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Small mold stains can usually be removed quickly, but this only addresses the surface. If you want to get to the bottom of the mold, you should call a professional
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A shadow gap can be created on a wooden ceiling and also on a drywall ceiling. Here you can find out how to set a shadow gap correctly. Everything you need to consider can be found here
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Electricity is a matter that should never be underestimated. We show everything that should be taken into account when laying underground cables
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The base of the house doesn't look nice without paint. In this article we will inform you about materials, colors & costs of base paint
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Wastewater also needs to be checked and so that you can check the regulated flow of wastewater yourself, there is an inspection shaft for wastewater
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A house wall must be protected from moisture so that the masonry remains stable. One way to protect against moisture is to attach bubble wrap. Here are the instructions
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Flizputz enchants with its special look. Plastering a wall with felt plaster is not the easiest option, but it is a very beautiful one. We show what needs to be taken into account when applying felt plaster
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If you want to cover a wall with plaster, you have many options. Here you will find out how to apply structural plaster and how you can make structural plaster yourself. Lots of information and tips on the topic
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Making sloped screed yourself is a good way to save costs. We show when it makes sense to create sloped screed yourself and how to do it. Instructions not only for balcony & terrace
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When it rains heavily, the soil and plants sometimes cannot absorb all the water at once. Trench infiltration is a good way to allow rainwater to seep away in a targeted manner. Info
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" Order is half the battle." This wisdom also applies in the garden and in the hobby workshop. We show how easy it is to hang up your garden tools, even without being a craftsman
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You can decorate a wall very nicely with clinker brick slips. Whether inside or outside, clinker brick slips are a nice alternative to plaster and are also very versatile in appearance
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To ensure that a house or an outside wall is not attacked and decomposed by moisture from below, there are drainage tubes. Here you can find out how to properly clean drainage &
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Bosch is one of the leading brands of tools. Bosch offers two model lines, the green and the blue. We clarify the differences between the two product lines and reveal the secret behind them
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Fiberglass wallpaper looks very decorative and is also very robust. But it is precisely this robust property that also brings disadvantages. We show you how to remove glass fiber wallpaper
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Wooden panels on the ceiling are no longer to everyone's taste these days. A quick DIY way to get rid of the old look is to screw on plasterboard
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Removing tile adhesive is not that difficult. We show you how to remove tile adhesive residue, including from the front of the tile
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A not unimportant part of roof construction is the underlayment. We show you how to lay the underlayment correctly and how to attach it later
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There are various options for plastering a wall evenly. Here we will show you how you can achieve a clean result with the help of quick cleaning strips
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You come across the two terms Kniestock and Drempel again and again, whether when building a house or renting an attic apartment. We explain the differences and what you should pay attention to
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You can achieve a lot when it comes to building your home with OSB boards. However, I don't like the look of these fiberboards. We show what options there are for wallpapering OSB panels
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Instead of throwing a worn wooden table away as bulky waste, you can instead refurbish it with little craftsmanship (and little money). Sanding and oiling solid wood correctly takes a lot of work, but you can be proud of the final result - after all, a freshly polished dining table is the social center of many homes.
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Laying the ridge tile is possible with the right instructions. We show what options there are for laying a ridge tile on the roof yourself. With our tips you can do it too
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Styrofoam strips form a very nice finish between the wall and ceiling. We show you how to properly glue Styrofoam strips. Here you can find out the tricks and tips from the professionals
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In order for underfloor heating to work properly, it requires some care and maintenance. Flushing the underfloor heating is an important task. We show what you should pay attention to
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No matter whether you use Styrofoam for facade insulation or in drywall construction, whether for crafts or model making - it doesn't just require the right technology to be able to cut Styrofoam