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Welcome to NH DIY

Welcome to the page where Granite Staters share their tricks of the trade, how-to tips, special recipes and other useful tidbits. We welcome your submissions in any format, written, audio or video. We're looking for clarity, brevity and utility.

Both businesses and individuals are welcome to send items for consideration. A bit of self-promotion is OK, but the focus of each submission should be to show your New Hampshire neighbors how to do something -- either practical or whimsical -- and do it well. We'll give full consideration to all submissions and post the ones we think our visitors will find most useful, enlightening or entertaining. And we'll give special attention to those "Do it Yourself" tips with a local focus.

To submit your own NH Do it Yourself documents, first convert them to PDF format. For audio or video uploads, you can send files up to 10 mg. For larger files, query first. Submit all files and inquiries to ethoits@nhmagazine.com.

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