Killing Spray Cans Safely; How and Why to DIY!

On Today's EpisodeKilling Spray Cans Safely [00:00 - 10:49]First, we answer a common question about paint recycling: yes, RepcoLite will take back unwanted latex paint and we'll either recycle it (if possible) or responsibly dispose of it (if necessary). The cost is $3 per container and the material must be in its original container. From there, we talk about the best way to deal with a basement full of old spray cans you no longer want or need!Why to DIY [10:49 - 18:58]There are a lot of reasons to DIY. Here are just a few:Save moneySave time waiting for repairsBuild a sense of accomplishmentLearn new skillsAnd gain confidence so you can tackle MORE repairs and projects around the houseBragging RightsFaulty Excuses That Keep Us From DIYing [18:58 - 32:21]There are a lot of excuses that keep us from tackling a project. And most of them just don't stand up!BASIC APPLIANCE REPAIR TOOLKIT:Screwdriver Set (Phillips and Slot)Putty KnifeNut Driver SetImpact DriverCombination Wrench SetSocket SetMultimeterWire CuttersWire StrippersNeedle Nose PliersPliersAllen WrenchesNylon BrushesBrass BrushesVice GripsNeedle Nose Vice GripsChannel LocksCrescent WrenchHammerLevelHead Lantern/FLashlightRazor KnifeMagnetic PickupMagnetic Parts DishElectrical TapePlumber's TapeZip TiesBASIC AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR TOOLKIT:The tools in BOLD above plus...Vehicle JackTire Iron and Breaker BarWheel ChockTorque WrenchTire Pressure GaugeOil Filter WrenchDrain PanSpark Plug Gap GaugeOBDII Scanner (Check out this super cool scanner from BlueDriver)Getting the Best Results [32:21 - 39:58]Lastly, we talk about a few things you might want to do to ensure that you get the best results possible!