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Your go-to space for fun DIY projects, parenting tips, and creative ideas to enjoy with your kids.
Your go-to space for fun DIY projects, parenting tips, and creative ideas to enjoy with your kids.
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A new television can be a centerpiece for movie nights, a background for weekend craft sessions or a way to follow tutorials while your hands are busy. With so many models to compare, it helps to have a plan before you browse the Boxing Day TV sale at The Good Guys. These seven tips will help you choose a screen that suits your room, your budget and your habits, and keep your household safe once it is on the wall or stand. 1. Measure the Room Before You Pick a Size The right screen size depends on the space, not on the biggest number in the sale. Measure the wall or stand, then think about how far your seat sits from the screen. A larger TV can be wonderful in a spacious living area, but in a small craft room or bedroom it can feel overwhelming. Leave a little breathing space around the frame so the set does not look crammed in. 2. Read the Energy Label Running costs matter as much as the sticker price. The Australian Government’s Energy Rating site explains that televisions must carry an Energy Rating Label showing a star rating and an estimated annual energy use in kilowatt hours. It adds that stars only compare products of the same size, so a 50-inch five-star TV uses more energy than a 30-inch five-star model, and that on average a new television uses more energy than a fridge. Choosing the smallest screen that meets your needs is the simplest way to keep bills low. 3. Think About Where Light Falls A beautiful screen can look dull if it faces a sunny window. Consider where light enters the room and whether you watch mostly in the day or at night. If your craft space has lots of natural […]
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