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Should DIY tutorials stop pretending that 'using what you have' isn’t just a recipe for poor results?
With rising material costs and a push for sustainability, many DIY creators advocate using scrap materials, but critics argue this often compromises quality and durability. Share your take on whether the 'use what you have' mantra is realistic or a recipe for disappointment.
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