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We started ‘Hobby Know How’ because we genuinely believe finding an enjoyable hobby is detrimental to our mental health, well being, and overall life satisfaction and happiness. This belief is also scientifically backed by numerous studies and considerations.

We offer quality findings and advice on a vast collection of hobbies and pastimes. Our website will provide you with any details and information that is necessary to get you started with your pursuit. 

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  • Can a Paintball Gun Kill You?

    Can a Paintball Gun Kill You?

    It’s important to know the dangers of a hobby before you consider it. Since a paintball gun looks a lot like a gun, and it fires a projectile, can a paintball gun kill you? No, a paintball gun cannot kill you when it is used properly. It cannot produce enough pressure to send a paintball…

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  • How Are Paintballs Made?

    How Are Paintballs Made?

    Surrounding a liquid inside of a har, round gelatin layer sounds difficult. Especially when they are fragile and are expected to break with a little bit of force. How do paintball manufacturers do it: how are paintballs made? With help from factory staff, paintballs are made on big machines that mix paint, create gelatin capsules,…

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  • Does Paintball Paint Wash Out?

    Does Paintball Paint Wash Out?

    So, you’ve just worn your favourite track pants to your first paintball game, you’re covered in paintball paint, and you are wondering if there is any hope for your pants. Let’s find out, does paintball paint wash out? The paint from paintball easily washes off of clothes, skin, and hair. A paintball is filled with…

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  • Bikepacking Solo Travel Safety Guide (Be Prepared)

    Bikepacking Solo Travel Safety Guide (Be Prepared)

    When bikepacking solo, there won’t be others to watch your back. This means that you’ll need to be even smarter. Prepare appropriately by learning about potential destinations and by checking the weather. Make sure to bring bike repair gear and a first aid kit. Learn more below! Leave An Itinerary With Someone You Trust Plant…

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  • Tent Size and Weight best for Bikepacking

    Tent Size and Weight best for Bikepacking

    When it comes to picking the right bikepacking tent for you, you’ll need to start with the proper size and weight. This will depend on a few things, from the number of occupants to the weather, to your preferred level of comfort. See for yourself! Why Do You Need a Bikepacking Tent? So, why should…

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  • Where Are You Not Allowed To Metal Detect?

    Where Are You Not Allowed To Metal Detect?

    If you have fallen in love with metal detecting, you may be tempted to go at it in every possible place. Unfortunately, the law won’t allow you to search for metals wherever you want.  That’s why it’s essential to know what the law says about where you are allowed and where you cannot comb for…

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  • Do Gravel Bikes Make a Good Bike for Bikepacking?

    Do Gravel Bikes Make a Good Bike for Bikepacking?

    Gravel bikes are bikes specially designed to be used off-pavement. This means that, yes, they can be ideal for bikepacking! There are only some instances in which another kind of bike, such as a mountain bike, might be better.  So, what should you consider in a bikepacking bike? How do you know when a gravel bike is…

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  • Female Hygiene While Bikepacking (Helpful Tips and Routine)

    Female Hygiene While Bikepacking (Helpful Tips and Routine)

    Even when you’re bikepacking, nobody likes having body odor. As a woman, you may find unpleasant smells all the more undesirable. Never fear! There are many ways that you can stay hygienic, even while bikepacking.  If you want to bikepack and smell good doing it, take a look at these clever and effective bikepacking hygiene…

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  • Where Can I Metal Detect Without Permission?

    Where Can I Metal Detect Without Permission?

    If you’re feeling anxious about asking for permission to go metal detecting, you’re not alone. Safe places to metal detect without permission are the beach, your home, near rivers, and streams not on private land. You can also detect on friends and families properties. Abandoned towns and so-called Ghost towns are also good places to…

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