DIY projects are popular among inexperienced homeowners, but some of the DIY home improvement jobs can turn out to be expensive and dangerous. HomeTeam Inspection Service president Adam Long offers some tips on DIY design trends. Read on to discover more! We’ll start with TikTok. With over 107 billion views, it’s no wonder this video platform is becoming a source of inspiration – and some danger. Read on to learn about dangerous DIY design trends.
TikTok has over 107 billion views
While the social network TikTok started out as a way for people to share videos and have fun, it has quickly grown into a serious business. The most popular TikTok creator, Charli D’Amelio, has over 107 million followers and is even launching her own clothing line! Her videos go viral and have gained her partnerships with Dunkin’, Morphe, and more.
One recent campaign that has caught the attention of the social media site has involved celebrities. Drake’s “Toosie Slide” has reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, making him the first male to accomplish this feat. This has led to the virality of the TikTok hashtag #toosieslide, which has surpassed Kylie Jenner’s record of the fastest music trend to reach one billion views. The hashtag has over three billion views and counting.
It’s a social platform
DIY projects have become increasingly popular, thanks to social media platforms. Instagram alone made over $20 billion from advertising in 2019, and more than half of DIYers start their projects with the help of the Internet. 78% of DIYers use the Internet to research their projects before starting, making visual content an essential part of DIY marketing. In addition to visuals, DIY videos also offer supportive and instructional content to DIY enthusiasts. This is the perfect platform for brands to showcase DIY projects.
It’s a source of inspiration
Pinterest is a great source of DIY content. A recent study by marketing agency Venveo surveyed more than 1,000 people and found that almost 40% said that they were interested in DIY content. This interest is not limited to women, but is also present across all age groups. For instance, females are slightly more likely to use Pinterest than males. But the differences were not significant between different age groups. A few trends emerge from the study.
It’s dangerous
DIY beauty trend in teens is using undiluted bleach to whiten their teeth. Teens have posted videos of themselves applying the hydrogen peroxide to their teeth in an attempt to have whiter teeth. While hydrogen peroxide is widely used in cleaning products, hair bleach and fertilisers, it can be very dangerous if not used properly. Experts from the dental field have warned that this DIY trend can cause severe burns and recommend that teens do not follow this trend.
It’s expensive
When doing home improvement projects, you often have to pay more than you would if you hired a professional. The biggest trade-off is the time you spend. But supplies are also a big factor in how much it actually costs. So before you tackle a project yourself, make sure you can afford to spend time on it. Read on to learn how to avoid the pitfalls of DIY. This article will help you decide if it is really worth it to save money this way.
When doing DIY projects, you have to spend time learning about various techniques and supplies. Raw materials cost more than ready-made alternatives, so you may not be able to make a significant savings. You also won’t have the advantage of bulk pricing, which can save you money on supplies. DIY projects are also time consuming, so you should plan accordingly. In addition, you have to consider the opportunity cost when deciding whether or not to take on a DIY project.
It’s a lifestyle
The DIY movement spread across North America in the 1970s, involving the renovation of run-down older homes. DIY also tied in with the environmental and social vision of the 1960s, which were fueled by the release of books like The Whole Earth Catalog. This trend has continued to grow ever since. But how did it start? What were the key drivers of this DIY movement? Here are some examples. – Growing interest in the outdoors and building things with your hands
A DIY movement is growing in popularity, and it’s not just a trend. Increasingly, the DIY movement is becoming a lifestyle, with many people utilizing their skills and attempting DIY projects for fun or practical reasons. While DIY has been around for centuries, it’s grown into a social phenomenon as more people share their projects and ideas online. These DIY enthusiasts often meet each other to discuss their projects, and they share tips and techniques.