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Home repairs. We all have to do them from time to time. Do you have a hole in your wall where someone opened a door so hard it slammed into it. Well check out "Drywall Repair Made Simple". It has step by step instructions for repairing large and small holes.

So you do not have time to take down that room covered with wallpaper. Here is how to paint over that wallpaper. The wallpaper, seams and all, disappear.

The easiest way to stop air and water leaks around windows and doors is to use caulk.

Doing your own finish carpentry project? Check out FinishCarpentryHelp.com for tips, techniques and installation instructions for all your trim needs.

Here is how to replace a water heater element without a mess. There is no need to have water gushing out and messing up your floor.

How do you determine you have hvac duct problems? See what we did to come to that conclusion and what we did to fix the problem.

Has your HVAC Unit stopped working? Maybe it is your AC blower motor. Here is how I put in a new one.

Trouble shooting the problem with our spa heater was like a game of hide and seek for several months. Finally, someone did help.

Here is how to change an electrical ballast in your fluorescent light fixture.

Here I have repaired my desk lamp very cheaply instead of replacing it.

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Keeping Garbage Disposals Fresh and Clean

Fall Maintenance Tips For Your Home

Make Your Lawn Tractors Look Good Again

Rekeying Locks on Residential Properties

Winter Maintenance Tips For Your Home

Winterizing Your Fence is Important

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Repairng Butler Table Hinge

Butler Table

Here is one of our home repairs that is quick and easy.

The four sides of this butler’s table folds up. One of the sides recently fail off because the hinges pulled out.

All you need are some toothpicks, carpenters glue, a small hammer and a sharp knife.

  • Cut the pointed end of a wooden toothpick off and dip in the glue.
  • Push the toothpick into the open screw hole and tap it with a small hammer to make sure the toothpick is in all the way.
  • Allow the toothpick and glue to dry
  • Then using the sharp knife, trim the toothpick flush with the surrounding wood like in the picture below
  • triming toothpicks in hinge

  • Place the hinge over the opening and screw it back into place.
  • replacing hinge

    That is all there is to it!

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