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Media culture site Mashable compiled a list of the 10 best of the “worst” infomercials on You Tube. Remember the Slap Chop? Did you purchase a Bump it? The list also includes the birth of infomercials with Ginsu knives in the late 70’s.

Ever muddled up a DIY project at home?

Have you ever attempted to fix it or left it for dead?

If you ever think you had it bad with a DIY project gone wrong, check out There I Fixed It, a blog dedicated to the repairs of the, um, resourceful.

A management team experienced in London property rentals and classified adverts have just launched an online marketing resource to allow people to market their London rental properties in a similar fashion to a top London agent... for free!

Like a cross between eBay and the countless number of voucher codes websites out there Bid4Vouchers.co.uk is a new way to save money on your shopping.

Based in Bagnall, Staffordshire, Jackson's Online Garden Centre offers a massive selection of plants and gardening items online at very competitive prices. In fact, the site boasts over 800 garden plants for you to choose from.

This weeks website of the week is GoogleDIY.co.uk. It has all the information you need to get every DIY job done that you can think of such as, how to install a toilet, fixing a leaking shower, how to damp proof walls and how to plaster. The site also has a section where you can purchase videos and books to help you sort out your diy problems. You can even write in and send across your tips.

To find out more, visit www.googlediy.co.uk.

upad is the UK's marketplace for property rental and offers landlords 2 exciting opportunities:

Lets-do-diy.com is a fantastic resource for all you budding diyers out there.

Whether it's a DIY garden project or home DIY, lets-do-diy.com provides free Do-It-Yourself advice to enhance and improve your home with over 180 illustrated DIY projects covering a wide range of work.

There's also a thriving Ask An Expert forum, where you can post your diy related queries. To find out more, visit www.lets-do-diy.com.

A Constructed Life, is the online chronicle of self-confessed country girl and home renovator Liz.

Bathroom websites are springing up faster than snowdrops at the moment as shoppers turn their backs on the highstreet and hit the search engines in the hope of finding a better deal.