Imagine if you could sit in the shopping mall and ask people exactly what they are buying or what they are looking to buy. This would be great, wouldn’t it? And it’s absolutely possible in online shopping especially using shopwiki.com as a revolutionary shopping search engine. We can got even the “Consumer Demand Index”, that is basically a sophisticated term for “What People Are Shopping for Online”. Here is the link to this index:

http://www.shopwiki.com/wiki/PopularSearches

The index contains hundreds of categories that are hot right now and allows us to dig down within these categories to find the hottest products on the market, and then define our niche.

Why shopwiki.com become a revolutionary shopping search engine?

1. Comprehensive Index

No matter what we are looking for, the site have a comprehensive index of everything we want to buy online by particular wiki plans to make our search simpler and more productive. This is achieved via crawling technology. The site today indexes product offers from over 200,000 stores. So we can say that ShopWiki is an online store search engine.

Let’s say we want to buy Tools and Hardware for our Workshop and Home Improvement, we can go directly to “Home And Garden Category” from main page or doing search on ShopWiki’s search box, then we will get tons of related products from many stores, then we can compare the prices and find the best one for us.

In Tools and Hardware Directory, we might be interested in buying Hand Tools or explore Workshop Accessories, then shopwiki will help us to not only find the product, but also show us where we can buy it and how to buy.

2. Informative Just Like Wikipedia

Wikipedia is an ultimate resource of information on anything while ShopWiki is the ultimate website for any product available on any online store. The site let us know about the products along with some information and pictures and videos of them. As an example if we want to by a “handheld saw”, we can do search and we will get a lot of new information and explanation about handheld saw, pictures, videos, type and function. Shopwiki not only explain about handheld saw, but also about each type of handheld saw like Circular Saws ,  Jig Saws , Miter Saws, and Reciprocating Saws with explanation of function of each of them.

3. Helpful To Define Product With Buying Guides and Gift Guides.

Shopwiki assist us in shopping when we don’t know yet what product we want. For example if we want to buy a power drills,  shopwiki will give recommendation to buy “cordless power drills” than “corded power drills” with comparison of both type. This explores the Pro’s and Con’s of the two and let’s us decide which is the best for our needs. Knowledge is not only power. It can also save our money. Not only that, shopwiki also guide us how to use the power drills with three different methods: standard drill, hammer Drill, and Screw Guns.

4. Independent Search Engine

Different with other search engine, search results are not limited to merchants that pay to get listed, but it seeks out all stores by crawling the internet like search engine. It’s free for a merchant to be listed on the site, and they cannot pay for better placement. Other websites related to shopping provide information and product reviews for what they got paid. But ShopWiki enlists the products, prices, reviews and everything regardless if it can earn anything.

ShopWiki is the ultimate place for seeking out the right product and we will not need to move on to any further website once we are on ShopWiki.com.

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Japanese tie-dye, or shibori, is more than 1,000 years old. Peasants used the technique to brighten up old clothes. Tie-dye was also fashionable among royalty.
Caution! Dye can stain anything, even the sink. Cover your work area with plastic and read the instructions on the dye package. Always wear rubber gloves.

YOU WILL NEED

• White, 100% cotton t-shirt (prewashed)
• Rubber bands
• Large pot
• Hot water
• Fabric dye (any color)
• Large bucket
• Tongs
• Water- and heat-safe rubber gloves

HERE'S HOW

1. Dampen the t-shirt. For a random pattern, twist and scrunch the fabric, using rubber bands to hold the t-shirt in that position. For a circular pattern like the one above, grab part of the t-shirt and twist it into a long, skinny rope. Tie several equally spaced rubber bands around the fabric. Each rubber band will form a circle.

2. Ask a parent to boil water in the large pot. Using the measurements on the dye package, ask your parent to pour the hot water into a bucket and stir in the dye.

3. Dunk the shirt into the water with the tongs and stir constantly for about 10 to 15 minutes. (The t-shirt appears slightly darker when it's wet.)

4. Rinse the shirt under cold water. Then remove the rubber bands and rinse until the color runs clear. Dry in a clothes dryer to help set the color.

Text by National Geographic Kids staff
Photograph by Mark Thiessen/NGS Staff. Tie-dyed t-shirt created by Linda Janklow
National Geographic Kids magazine

*dikutip mentah-mentah dari http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/Activities/Crafts/Tie-dyed-t-shirt

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