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6 Best DIY RSS Feeds in 2026

6 feeds from 6 sites tagged “DIY”, ranked by how many people follow each one in their readers, how often it posts and how recently. The list moves as the feeds are checked, every few hours at least.

  1. 1Apartment Therapyapartmenttherapy.com · about 53 posts a weekSaving the world, one room at a timeLast post 8 Nov
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  2. 2Hackadayhackaday.com · about 43 posts a weekFresh hacks every dayLast post 9 Nov
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  3. 3Bob Vilabobvila.com · about 39 posts a weekThe Dean of Home Renovation & Repair AdviceLast post 8 Nov
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  4. 4Family Handymanfamilyhandyman.com · about 8 posts a weekDo it Yourself Home Improvement: Home RepairLast post 6 Nov
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  5. 5Make:makezine.com · about 6 posts a weekLast post 7 Nov
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  6. 6Young House Loveyounghouselove.com · about 1 post a weekHome Decorating & DIY TutorialsLast post 3 Nov
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  1. Determining Location by Listening for Airplanes

    · hackaday.com · Aaron Beckendorf

    Beyond what people deliberately disclose, there’s a surprising amount of information hidden in everyday messages, especially photos and videos. Even when people try to hide the location or time at …read more

  2. A Smart Alarm Clock That Doesn’t Sell Your Soul

    · hackaday.com · Tom Nardi

    Devices from the likes of Google and Amazon can be used as high-tech alarm clocks that can show the weather and family photos in addition to telling you what time …read more

  3. A Father-Daughter Duo Gave Her 2000s Kitchen a Stunning DIY Redo

    · apartmenttherapy.com · Sarah Everett

    Homeownership opens up an entirely new world of changes you can make to your space. “I had been dreaming of doing a renovation project for years when I lived in apartments, so when buying my condo, I looked for a good opportunity,” homeowner Katie Miller says. Her 25-year-old kitchen was an…

  4. 9 fast fixes to help you stop doomscrolling

    · popsci.com · David Nield

    Kick the phone habit across Android and iOS. Bring back your peace. The post 9 fast fixes to help you stop doomscrolling appeared first on Popular Science .

  5. 3 cheap Ryobi tools that beat hiring out your fall yard cleanup

    · howtogeek.com · Sydney Butler

    Spend a modest sum on versatile tools that slice autumn tasks down to minutes and spare you repeat contractor fees.

  6. The “Lonely Chair” Rule Turns a Thrift Store Find into Pure Art (See How!)

    · apartmenttherapy.com · Olivia Harvey

    It’ll make you rethink every trip to a thrift store. READ MORE...

  7. This Trending Home Feature Is More Practical Than Pretty

    · bobvila.com · Sandi Schwartz

    If you want to keep your home safe and powered up no matter the weather, then you’ll want a whole-home backup generator. The post This Trending Home Feature Is More Practical Than Pretty appeared first on Bob Vila .

  8. 3 things I'd never 3D print again (and what went wrong)

    · howtogeek.com · Sydney Butler

    A decade of tinkering produced a houseful of printers and sharp lessons about supports melting my patience.

  9. The Best Window Insulation Kits of 2026, Tested and Reviewed

    · bobvila.com · Tom Scalisi

    Reduce your energy consumption and make your home cozier with insulation kits that keep cold air out. The post The Best Window Insulation Kits of 2026, Tested and Reviewed appeared first on Bob Vila .

  10. The Calm Before the Storm? Not in Orlando!

    · makezine.com · Gillian Mutti

    The skies are clear, the weather is picture-perfect, and a storm of creativity, curiosity, and connection is the only thing brewing at Maker Faire Orlando 2026! Maker Faire Orlando is off to an incredible start kicked off by Friday’s Field Trip Day, when 2,500 students, teachers, and homeschool…

  11. How to transcribe audio and video meetings on your laptop

    · popsci.com · David Nield

    Need some quick meeting notes? Here's where to turn. The post How to transcribe audio and video meetings on your laptop appeared first on Popular Science .

  12. I built a greenhouse in my backyard instead of an ADU. It earns $24,000 a month and I don't have to work full-time.

    · businessinsider.com · Alcynna Lloyd

    Leela Rea used her wedding industry experience to built a greenhouse in her backyard that she rents out for intimate events in Southern California.

  13. A Scene Button That Requires the Manual Is a Scene Nobody Uses

    · dev.to · Xingliao Smart Home

    A physical scene button promises that the smart home can be operated by anyone who walks in. Used well, it becomes the most-touched device in the system: the "movie" button by the sofa, the "leaving" button by the door, the "goodnight" button that reaches more lamps than any voice command. Used…

  14. A Gateway in a Media Cabinet Is a Gateway for One Room

    · dev.to · Xingliao Smart Home

    The gateway is the least glamorous box in the smart home, and its position quietly decides how everything else behaves. Put it where the broadband terminates, inside the media cabinet behind two receivers and a closed door, and the radios specified for a whole house now serve one room plus whatever…

  15. 8 Reasons a Contractor Might Give You an Outrageously High Estimate

    · familyhandyman.com · Chris Deziel

    If you just got a quote for a home repair that made your eyes water, there's probably a reason it's so high. A team of contractors weighs in with possible explanations. The post 8 Reasons a Contractor Might Give You an Outrageously High Estimate appeared first on Family Handyman .

  16. I Thought Multi-Tools Were a Gimmick — Then I Took One on a Camping Trip

    · familyhandyman.com · Gemma Johnstone

    If, like me, you think multi-tools are gimmicky gadgets, you might change your mind once you discover how handy they are when your toolbox isn’t within reach. The post I Thought Multi-Tools Were a Gimmick — Then I Took One on a Camping Trip appeared first on Family Handyman .

  17. 4 Halloween decorations worth 3D printing instead of buying, and the ones that never are

    · xda-developers.com · Tanveer Singh

    Creating unique Halloween decor beats buying generic items

  18. Maker Faire Rome Is the Greatest Show-and-Tell in Europe

    · makezine.com · Keith Hammond

    Rome’s is the world’s biggest Maker Faire outside of Maker Faire Bay Area and it draws exhibitors from all over Europe. The post Maker Faire Rome Is the Greatest Show-and-Tell in Europe appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers .

  19. This $40 smart home display promises up to two years of battery life

    · makeuseof.com · Hamed Paydarfar

    Compact e-paper dashboard arrives assembled with enclosure, stand, battery, and preinstalled firmware for quick setup.

  20. How We Made Our House More Hurricane Safe

    · younghouselove.com · John Petersik

    Hurricane Isaias was the first major hurricane to hit our area since we moved here 6.5 years ago. We followed our county's mandatory evacuation orders and drove many hours away to an unaffected part of Florida (Ocala). As we hunkered down at an Airbnb with our friends, kids, and pets, we watched as…