How To
How to Install a DIRECTV Receiver at Home (Step-by-Step)
If you are looking to install a DIRECTV satellite TV, you can either have a professional from the company install a new satellite for you or follow the installation instructions on their site and install it yourself. This wikiHow article will teach you ho...
How to Repair Electric Car Windows
A stuck car window could be as simple as a blown fuse or a loose connection. It is also possible that you have a faulty switch, especially if the window works on a hit and miss basis. Window motors go down sometimes as well, which is usually characterized...
How to Germinate Orange Seeds
Orange trees are a beautiful tree to have growing in your home or backyard. Not only do they produce wonderful smelling leaves, but mature trees also bear fruit. Orange seeds are quite easy to germinate, but a tree grown from an orange seed can take anywh...
How to View the Sun
You've probably heard that you shouldn't look at the sun directly. This warning is absolutely justified, as viewing the sun with your naked eyes can permanently damage your eyesight. If you want to watch an eclipse or other solar phenomena, you can do so...
How to Slump Glass
Glass slumping, sometimes called warm glass or glass art, is a form of artistic expression that uses the heat of a gas or electric kiln to melt 2 or more different pieces of glass together and fuse them into 1 piece. This newly formed glass is then placed...
How to Draw Anime Cats
Kittens are adorable all by themselves, but drawing them anime style makes them even better. If you want to learn to draw one for yourself, follow this tutorial.
How to Make a Samurai Sword
A samurai sword, or katana, is a curved, single-edged sword first worn by Japanese warriors in the 13th century. By learning to make a samurai sword, you can create a formidable weapon or even use it as an impressive addition to your home's décor. Follow...
How to Tune an Antenna
When first setting up a radio or moving a radio to a new, permanent location, its antenna needs to be tuned. Learning how to tune an antenna entails lengthening or shortening the antenna so that, for the radio's specific frequency, it is working as effici...
How to Wear a Shoulder Holster
A shoulder holster is a comfortable way to carry a gun, especially if you spend a lot of time sitting. Holster rigs allow you to tighten the straps, so they are adaptable to a wide range of body sizes. They feature a gun holster, as well as a holster for...
How to Exfoliate Dry Skin
Dry skin, which is caused by a buildup of dead cells on the surface of your skin, can cause embarrassment and discomfort. Rather than dwell on that, however, take action to heal your skin. Banish dry skin by improving your beauty regimen. From exfoliation...
How to Set Up a Tattoo Shop
Are you an artist or have artistic tendencies? Are you interested in taking your art to the most versatile canvas available, which is the skin? Tattooing is popular in many areas of the world and is found in many different cultures. You can capitalize on...
How to Make Vanilla Infused Vodka
Vanilla infused vodka is simple to make at home. It's ideal as a standalone drink or for adding to a variety of cocktail mixes.
How to Make a Commercial
Producing a commercial requires effective planning and organization. If you have a product to launch and your marketing budget allows for it, shooting a commercial for web or television distribution might be more affordable than you think. With a simple c...
How to Pasteurize Milk
Pasteurization slows the growth of bacteria in foods (usually liquids) by heating the food to a certain temperature and then cooling it. Drinking milk that has not been pasteurized comes with a higher risk of bacterial disease. If you milk your own cows o...
How to Countersue
When a plaintiff sues you for money or the return of property, you can defend yourself in civil court. You have another legal remedy if the plaintiff is actually at fault. You can counter sue. Countersuing involves suing the plaintiff while his or her cas...
How to Cut Steel
Steel comes in many different forms and thicknesses. Steel thickness is referred to as “gauge.” The smaller the number of gauge, the thicker the steel. Thin-gauge steel, like sheet metal, can be cut with a large variety of tools. Thicker steel – like pipe...