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Making unique lamps for your home is easier than you think. We have Giveaways - Get DIY Tips at http://www.Bottle-Lamp.com DIY Instructions: 1. Find a glass bottle of your choice (you can ask at your local pub for cool, unique looking empty bottles), or use your favorite wine bottle or even one of the larger beer bottles. 2. Gather your supplies - all the materials used in this video are available here: http://www.bottle-lamp.com/resources/. For the lamp kit you can use pieces of an old lamp or purchase a new lamp kit here: http://goo.gl/yyyID8 3. Empty the bottle if needed (drink or dump :( contents) and clean out the inside of the bottle. Let dry completely. 4. Drill a hole in the back of the bottle, usually towards the bottom, and feed the wire through. 5. Attach the lamp kit securely to the bottle. 6. Add your energy saving light bulb and lamp shade. Find inexpensive lamp shades here: http://goo.gl/QITT3F 7. Light up your lamp and enjoy your new bottle lamp project. We have Giveaways several times a year - Be sure to check out http://www.Bottle-Lamp.com Follow us on Instagram for amazing lamp inspirations: https://www.instagram.com/bottlelampcommunity/

Our chickens are 4 1/2 months old now and have laid their first eggs today! Woohoo!!! Very exciting day! We have 2 Browns & 2 Golden chickens. Who came first, the chicken or the egg? In our case the baby chicks came first and now we have eggs. Thank you to our ladies: Lulu, Liza, Libby & Loren Fantastic job laying two beautiful brown eggs!! #nickschicks

Picture collage from our Muddy outdoor trail camera. We've captures deer, squirrel, birds, rabbits, a fox, a beaver, a heron, a wild turkey, Bambies and a human. Visit our blog to read our full review of the Muddy Outdoor Trail camera, learn how to set up the camera and more at https://www.jagerfoods.com Do you own an outdoor trail camera? Leave us comment, we would love to hear about your experiences and what you have captured. If you liked our trail camera collage give us a Thumbs Up and be sure to subscribe to our channel for future videos. Thank you, Nick Jager

Our four chickens are 16 weeks old now and should start laying eggs any day now. We are supplementing their diet with egg shells to add calcium. This save us money since we don't have to buy commercial oyster shell. #crushingeggshells #chickens #savemoney #backyardfarming

Venus Pie Pizzeria in downtown Spartanburg, SC, offers delicious brick oven pizza, calzones, breadsticks, salads and beer on tap. Friendly, fun staff and great food!

Save money in the long run with this easy septic tank riser installation. The best place online to purchase the riser with fast, two day shipping: https://www.wholesalesepticsupply.com/collections/septic-tank-riser-kits This DIY video is an overview of the parts that come with the septic tank riser kit, as well as a brief description of the assembly process. Easy to assemble the kit comes with the necessary screws and caulk for a perfect seal to contain gases and prevent water seepage. Visit our travel, food & lifestyle blog for fun and useful articles: https://www.jagerfoods.com Leave us a comment if you have questions! Give us a thumbs up if you found this DIY video on how to #savemoney helpful. Thank you, Nick and Silke

Step by step DIY guide on how to install a Kitchen Butcher Block Countertop with the cut out for a sink. Scroll down for descriptions of products used. Leave us a comment to say Hi 💁 then watch our Butcher Block video on how to apply food safe Watco oil for a beautiful finish: https://youtu.be/OXk_oCj6N7c _______ Video Chapters: ________ 0:00 Intro & Removing Old Screws 0:22 Removing Old Countertop 0:57 Metal Plate Over Dishwasher or Not? 2:33 The Top of the Butcher Block 2:53 Tools for Cutting Sink and Faucet Holes 3:14 Trial Run For Fitting The Countertop 5:26 Applying Silicone to Underside of Butcher Block 7:08 Securing Undermount Sink with Brackets & Screws 8:22 Carrying Heavy Butcher Block with Attached Sink 9:42 Removing Front Clips/Brackets and Securing Butcher Block 10:10 Installing Faucet, Using Spacers & Final Thoughts 🛠🛠🛠 We used the following products & tools to complete this DIY project: 60 in. Butcher Block (Walnut) - https://amzn.to/3sfCzqq. 48 in. Butcher Block (Walnut) - https://amzn.to/3MYWbHr Watco Butcher Block Oil & Finish - https://amzn.to/383eXyy Cotton Rags & Tack Cloth (on hand) - https://amzn.to/3yhLJqf Moen Over/Undermount Sink comes with template & clips (reused) - https://amzn.to/3kJO1q5 Cordless Ryobi Jig Saw (on hand)- https://amzn.to/3M4rdh3 Diablo Bi-Metal Jig Saw Blades (ultra-fine) - https://amzn.to/3MVeBbO 5/8 in. Drill Bit (on hand) - https://amzn.to/3wdZljQ 1 1/2 in. Hole Saw (on hand) - https://amzn.to/3yfwrCk Painter Tape (on hand) - https://amzn.to/37imZmy Mold Armor 100% Silicone - https://www.lowes.com/pd/Mold-Armor-10-fl-oz-Clear-Silicone-Caulk/5001941737 Caulk Gun (on hand)- https://amzn.to/3FhYt1q 1 1/2 in. Spax #10 Construction Screws - https://amzn.to/3yxO8gP Butcher Block countertop installation is not for the faint of heart. 🤓 Wooden countertops are less expensive than stone, marble or quartz. But, the measurements have to be precise, you will need a few must-have tools and it is a pretty time consuming DIY project. Dry time between the four Watco applications is 6 hours minimum and 24 hours before first use. Let us know if you have any questions! Thank you so much for watching our #KitchenDIY #ButcherBlock video! ❤ Nick & Silke

Our chicks 🐥 are only 3 1/2 weeks old in this video. They are so much fun to watch 😃 and grow so fast. It's amazing! Let us know if you have any questions about raising a small flock of chickens in the backyard.

Learn how to make a homemade chicken feeder for your brooder. You will need a cardboard box, a knife/box cutter, duck tape and a hole saw. Leave us a comment if you have tips or improvement ideas :) You can make this easy & inexpensive chick feeder any size you want with any sized holes. Use small 1/2 inch holes for your baby chicks and larger 1 1/2 inch holes for 4 - 6 week old chickens. Visit our blog for more easy DIY projects, travel tips, cooking articles, product reviews and more: http://www.jagerfoods.com Thank you for watching, Nick and Silke #chickfeeder #easydiy

Unboxing the Maestri House Detachable Milk Frother MMF9304 and making a Matcha Cappuccino. Get your own at http://www.maestrihouse.com Maestri House offers FREE shipping on all of their products! This milk frother has a green base is very quite, light weight with adjustable temperature and frothing settings. Super easy to use and clean. The stainless steel pitcher and removable parts are all dishwasher safe. This frother will look pretty sitting on your kitchen counter. Available in green, yellow, black or white! Purchase Maestri House products on Amazon - https://amzn.to/3kQ78yF Purchase your own Maestri House Milk Frother at Amazon or from Maestri House based in Cypress, Texas, at www.maestrihouse.com What do you think about the green base? Love it or hate It? Leave us a comment. Thank you so much for watching our #milkfrother review video! ❤ Nick & Silke