
Money Mail 262 - I Needed A Battery. I Found A DIY Wonderland
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I ended up venturing into a large department store for the first time in ages. DIY and home improvement aren’t exactly my forte, so I don’t have too much reason to go into these stores. But walking into that store was an eye-opener. I was blown away by the sheer volume of things you could buy for your home. I started jotting down some of the wildest items I saw, but you probably already know Luke and to save you the punishment, my two favourites were hot water bottles for your neck and ribs (ideal if you’ve just spent $4,000 on a smoker next to the meat fridge).
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