Top 100 Safety Projects

1. 1. Lighted Facemask

   DIY shares how efficient a lighted facemask can be compared to other types of face protection.

2. 2. Extension Cord Safety Tips

   DIY experts offer tips on how to stay safe and avoid electrical fires when working with extension cords.

3. 3. Stock Feeder Table Saw Tips

   DIY Tools and Techniques shares tips for adding a stock feeder to a table saw.

4. 4. Window and Door Safety Tips (04:32)

   

   Learn crime prevention tips on securing your doors and windows.

5. 5. Edge Trimmer Basics

   An edge trimmer can be a handy — but also dangerous — machine. Use this DIY Network guide to find the safest...

6. 6. Essential Hiking Safety (02:01)

   

   Before to head out for an adventurous day hike, review these tips to ensure that you have a fun and safe experience. (Ge...

7. 7. Childproofing And Kid-Friendly Decorating

   DIY experts share a few tips on keeping kids safe at home.

8. 8. Car Smoke Tips (00:46)

   

   Safety tips and advice on what to do if your engine starts smoking.

9. 9. Fire Safety Tips

   DIY Network offers tips on how to avoid workshop fires.

10. 10. The Many Uses for Baking Soda

    DIY experts demonstrate how baking soda can be used for deodorizing, cleaning, cooking, beauty rituals, science projects...

11. 11. How to Fix a Water Heater Gas Leak

    

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    Flexible brass gas lines on water heaters have a high failure rate and immediate correction is a crucial safety measure...

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    Cost:

    $1 - $50

    Difficulty:

    Easy to Moderate

12. 12. Wiring for Exterior Lighting (01:00)

    

    Wire exterior lighting yourself following these guidelines and safety tips.

13. 13. Visual Signals (05:30)

    

    A Shipshape Boating guide to visual emergency flares and colored flags.

14. 14. Safety Equipment for the Workshop

    DIY Network host David Thiel offers tips on safety equipment that should be kept in the workshop in case of emergency.

15. 15. Install a GFCI Outlet

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    Add protection to electrical outlets by installing a ground fault circuit interrupter.

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    Cost:

    $1 - $50

    Difficulty:

    Easy