Home Improvement Web Sites

[Chris Balamut]

I found a home improvement related web site from Books that Work (at=16
http://www.btw.com/). I wonder if anyone knows of any other, possibly
with searchable databases.

[hor...@twsas400.pdial.interpath.net]

There is another site called Home Improvement Net Tips. It give information on
ideas that help maintain or add value to your home. It is located at:

http://www.webscope.com.nettips/homepage.html

Thomas Smith
Horizon Sales Company
http://www.ip.net/shops/Horizon_Sales_Merchandise_Mart

[Michael Nettleton]

Thomas Smith (hor...@twsas400.pdial.interpath.net) wrote:
>There is another site called Home Improvement Net Tips. It give information on
>ideas that help maintain or add value to your home. It is located at:
>
>http://www.webscope.com.nettips/homepage.html

The correct URL is http://www.webscope.com/nettips/homepage.html

Michael

[Brian Babin]

The correct Home Improvement Net Tips address is
http://www.webscope.com/nettips/homepage.html.

hor...@twsas400.pdial.interpath.net wrote:
>
>
> In article <DC54H...@news.cis.umn.edu>, <bala...@gold.tc.umn.edu> writes:
>
> > I found a home improvement related web site from Books that Work (at=16
> > http://www.btw.com/). I wonder if anyone knows of any other, possibly
> > with searchable databases.
>

> There is another site called Home Improvement Net Tips. It give information on
> ideas that help maintain or add value to your home. It is located at:
>
> http://www.webscope.com.nettips/homepage.html
>
>

[Stavros Macrakis]

hor...@twsas400.pdial.interpath.net wrote:

...Home Improvement Net Tips... gives information on

ideas that help maintain or add value to your home. It is located at:

http://www.webscope.com/nettips/homepage.html.

This net site is pure advertising. The "Tips for Tackling Tacky
Walls" section is an ad for Georgia-Pacific panelling, mouldings, etc.
(Curious how it doesn't even mention ordinary painting -- although it
does have one paragraph (!) on decorative paint techniques.) The
"Keeping your Home and Family Safe and Secure" section is an ad for
Master Lock Company (curious how it doesn't discuss neighborhood watch
programs, burglar alarms, motion-detector lights, etc.). The "Tool
choices for do-it-yourself success" is an ad for the American Tool
Companies.

All of this is very soft-sell, infomercial-style, but not very
informative and certainly not well balanced. Not worth visiting.

-s