|
text by Vicki Sign up here to join our weekly email newsletter!
This post is sponsored by The Home Depot.
We're going on a Field Trip! It's no surprise that it's to The Home Depot. Today we're going to share about Ryobi Days sale. It's a promotion where you buy a select tool, this year it's a battery/charger kit, and then you get one select power tool for free. There are a dozen in the store to choose from, BUT, the deal is also online, where there are many more to choose from. As part of the ProSpective campaign, The Home Depot sent us a gift card to take advantage of the promotion and to share our experience with you.
Look for this display in your store. Ours was in the front part of the store in the main aisle. The sale runs now through June 19 (I gave the wrong date in the video.) Note: we did not find any of the battery kits in our display, but we looked in the regular Ryobi tool display and found them! Ask if you can't find them or order online.
Decision, decisions! We actually went into the store with a couple of tools in mind to get--this was not one of them! But, this little inverter caught our attention and won out. We are just days away from the start of hurricane season and we thought this would be a smart purchase to add to our emergency supplies.
This is the kit you buy. It comes with two batteries, a compact charger (so nice), and a bag. The inverter will fit into the bag making it convenient to store or to take to the beach or on a picnic.
Materials/Tools:
The inverter can run plug in devices up to 150 watts or conveniently charge your phone or laptop. It's portable power where you need it!
There are two USB ports on the inverter as well as an outlet and built in flashlight.
Also, in this episode of Workshop Wednesday, Steph shared a Fast DIY. She has these new bar stools with a simple metal rod as the footrest. This is not comfortable at all on barefeet. Her solution: pipe insulation!
The fix is to simply cut the insulation to length, expose the adhesive on the inside and place it over the footrest.
Simply place it around the footrest and stick the sides together, turn the seam towards the bottom to hide.
The second option is to cover the insulation. Cut a piece of fabric a little bigger than the cut piece, fold in the edges and hot glue in place. (If you sew, you can sew these, but hot glue is fast and efficient!)
Peel off the covers from the adhesive edge, stick the fabric down into the space and bring it around to the other side and tuck into the open space.
Place it on the bar stool and adjust the seam so it doesn't show.
Awwwww, so much better!
The third segment in this episode of Workshop Wednesday was a review of this new rug by Ruggable. Watch the video to see the install and Steph's review of the product. (This rug review was not sponsored. That greyhound in the picture is the reason Steph went with this particular rug!)
We acknowledge that The Home Depot is partnering with us to participate in the ProSpective 2019 Campaign. As a part of the Program, we are receiving compensation in the form of products and services, for the purpose of promoting The Home Depot. All expressed opinions and experiences are our own words. Our post complies with the Word Of Mouth Marketing Association (WOMMA) Ethics Code and applicable Federal Trade Commission guidelines.
FYI: We are not professionals, and we don’t claim to be. This is what we found worked for our project. Yours may need a little different approach. Safety first! FYI: Affiliate links are being used on this page. Purchasing via these links help support MDP!
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
Mother Daughter Projects
|
