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Quick Repairs

Fix common problems in minutes

Quick Repairs

Clean a Clogged Shower Head with Vinegar Bag

Tie a bag of vinegar around your shower head overnight — mineral buildup dissolves, pressure restores.

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Fix a Running Toilet with a $4 Flapper

Replace the flapper to stop a running toilet — saves $100+/year on your water bill.

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Patch Drywall Holes in 10 Minutes

Spackle, sand, paint touch-up — nail holes and small dents become invisible.

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Stop Squeaky Doors with Cooking Spray

Spray cooking spray on hinges — instant silence without WD-40.

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Fix a Leaky Faucet with a $1 Washer

Replace the tiny rubber washer to stop a drip permanently — $1 fix.

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Reset a Tripped Circuit Breaker

Flip the middle-position breaker fully OFF then ON — power restored.

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Fix Stripped Screw Holes with Toothpicks

Toothpick + wood glue in a stripped hole = screw holds like new.

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Stop a Rocking Toilet with Shims

Plastic shims under a rocking toilet stabilize it and prevent wax ring leaks.

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Silence Squeaky Floors with Baby Powder

Baby powder between boards lubricates the joint and stops the squeak.

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Patch a Screen Door in 2 Minutes

Clear nail polish or self-adhesive patch fixes screen tears and keeps bugs out.

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Stop Cabinet Doors from Slamming

Stick felt bumper pads inside cabinet corners — silent, soft close for $3.

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Fix a Sticking Door with Soap

Rub soap on the sticking edge — wax in soap lubricates the contact point.

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Lubricate Sliding Doors with Silicone Spray

Silicone spray on tracks makes sliding doors glide effortlessly.

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Fill Drafty Gaps with Rope Caulk

Press rope caulk into window gaps to stop cold drafts — removable and renter-friendly.

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