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“Do It Yourself” (DIY) has grown to become a social concept as people share ideas, designs, techniques and finished product with one another. DIY is used in reference to the emergence of a trend of people undertaking various projects as both a creative form of recreation and cost-saving activity.
There has been a rise in DIY activities most especially during this pandemic when almost everybody had to result to staying at home. A lot of people took to the internet to learn to do some things themselves like styling your own hair, turning old t-shirts to better looking tops, creating your own skin care formula, doing some electrical works around the house and so on.
We’ve seen a lot of benefits DIY has to offer. It has offered individuals a lot more than just a way to kill time as it offers tangible life benefits but while stating the benefits of DIY you should also take a look at the hazards because there is always a bad side to everything. Doing something yourself, how bad can it be? Sorry to burst your bubble but it can end wind up in te emergency ward or even worse – 6 feet under if not careful . When embarking on any DIY project be realistic about what the project entails because there are a lot of things to consider. Now let’s take a look at the benefits and hazards that comes with DIY.
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