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This book has the answers to (just about) every question you might have. Whether you need to unclog a sink or wash your cat, you'll find clear, step-by-step instructions on how to do it. We collected 1,001 step-by-step solutions and then added special checklists, calendars, charts and tools that will help you get the job done quickly and easily.

For every task, we provide concise step-by-step instructions, helpful tips and warnings, and useful lists of everything you'll need. Browse through these pages to discover how to:

Tie a tie, plant a lawn, carve a turkey, write a business plan, ask for a raise, unclog a sink, juggle, change your motor oil, lose weight, write a love letter, train a dog, prevent jet lag, burp a baby and much, much more.

Whatever you need to do, you'll know where to look for complete, authoritative instructions. A thorough keyword index will guide you to the exact solution you need. And with 1,001 how-to-solutions, you'll not only find what you're looking for, but also a few things you hadn't considered ...

You'll also find lots of special features in the book, including planning calendars, checklists and charts. You can schedule cleaning, gardening and car maintenance tasks using our planning calendars, and you can choose a wine, retirement account or gemstone using our reference charts.

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