Where DIY Meets LOL
Many moons ago, we told you about Tooliday, a site that delivers a daily tool deal. And not just any deal – we’re talking crazy sales, like 60% – 80% off on brand name tools.
If that wasn’t good enough, Tooliday (an offspring of ToolKing.com) now offers Wood Tooliday – a site with fantastic deals that appeal to the novice and experienced woodworker alike. [click to continue…]
If you’re one of those curmudgeons who grumps about how “they don’t build them like they used to,” the great finds from VintagePlumbing.com may be in your renovation future. While many companies and manufacturers have copied the aesthetic of the old days and created modern reproductions of baths, sinks, toilets and hardware, Los Angeles-based VintagePlumbing.com sells the real thing. [click to continue…]
While we’ve featured salvage, antique and reclamation shops and websites before, Recycling The Past appears to have more kitschy Americana stuff that this HomeFixater finds delightful (maybe it’s all the Mad Men I’ve watched, but I’m just tickled by some of these distinctly 50’s and 60’s finds).
Recycling The Past is owned and operated by the White family out of New Jersey. They carry everything from building material to doors, windows, wrought iron and fireplace mantles. There’s loads of interesting stuff to look at in these categories – but my favourite section of the website, hands down, is its “Funky Finds.” [click to continue…]
Just recently launched and out of beta, Tools.com has the potential to become a regular web surfing haunt for us (right along with This Is Why You’re Fat and Garfield Minus Garfield … errr… we mean … CNN.com and, uh, something else intelligent on the Internet … right.).
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Who doesn’t love a bargain? I’ll tell you who – fascists. Fascists and communists. Fascists and communists do not love bargains. You’re not a fascist or a commie, are you? Didn’t think so. Therefore, you’ll definitely like this find.
Whoops – seems that intro was written by a Fox News fan. Sorry about that!
Similar to Tooliday.com, Amazon is getting into the reconditioned sales business. [click to continue…]
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