5 Best Tools For Women
A hammer seems like an
obvious choice, but is it the best tool for the job? Here are the five best tools every gal should have in her tool belt—or at least nearby!
Drill
It may seem like a
dangerous jump, especially if you've never used one before, but the best tool a
woman can buy is a cordless drill with a bit set. Think of your drill as your
aggressive BFF, it can help you furnish and decorate your entire home in a
cinch! The key to finding the perfect cordless drill is to finding one that
fits your grip and is lightweight. Also make sure that it has multiple speeds
and is reversible.
If a cordless drill is
a little out of your price range, or you want to start out with something a
little less powerful, a screwdriver set (like the purple one below from
Barbara's Way) is a fabulous option.
Claw Hammer
The hammer is your
best friend and is necessary for decorating your walls with all of your
favorite pictures. However, a claw hammer is handy because it helps remove the
nails that we so commonly hammer too far into the wall. (It's okay -- practice
makes perfect.)
The perfect hammer
should fit well in your hand; pick up a couple of hammers and try them out
before settling on one. Also, be sure to pick one that's lightweight, and don't
forget the nails!
Tape Measure
Where would we be
without our trusty tape measure? Lost, that's where. There is no science behind
finding the perfect tape measure, just make sure you get one. However, be sure
to get one that is at least 25 feet long, winds up, and has a lock button --
especially for those one person jobs.
Level
To keep your projects
looking clean and straight, a level is a must; this is the only way to ensure
your belongings won't slide off of your shelves. A simple 8- to 12-inch level
is the most useful type, and get a two-in-one so you can check your work
vertically and horizontally.
Pliers
You will probably find
the need for pliers quite often and there are a couple of different kinds that
we suggest you keep on hand. The first is a standard lock pliers that you can
use to cut wires, pull nails and, in some cases, even fix a leaky faucet. For
the smaller jobs and hard to reach places, needle nose pliers are your tool.
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