July 2, 2019 | DIY & Home Improvement | Fix First | No comments
A whopping 70% of people who repair household appliances use YouTube as their main source for information! This just goes to show that you super savvy fixers out there know exactly what you’re doing when it comes to fixing!
June 25, 2019 | Fix First | No comments
£20 repair or £300 new appliance? You decide!
February 1, 2017 | eSpares Updates | No comments
Every so often the time comes for reminiscing. That time is now! Today we made a realisation about our YouTube channel that’s made us feel very grateful to all our customers and very happy that we’ve been able to help so many people fix their faulty appliances over the years.
November 13, 2013 | General Appliance Care & Advice | No comments
Appliances, there are a lot of them. Appliance spares, there are even more of those. And when it comes to making videos showing you how to fit said spares in said appliances, we’ve really got our work cut out for us. While we’re very proud of the depth and breadth of our videos on our YouTube channel (we’re pushing 400 videos as I write), the list of videos that we make can never be exhausted. So, when it comes to deciding what to film next, we’ve got a LOT to choose from.
May 31, 2013 | DIY & Home Improvement | General Appliance Care & Advice | No comments
We’re pretty proud of our how-to videos, which help our customers with common appliance fixes.
Preparing for and shooting the videos can be a long process, but it’s absolutely worth it in the end to be able to provide information that can help DIY’ers or more importantly, non DIY’ers fix their appliances all by themselves. Satisfaction, coupled with cheeky gloating, is guaranteed.
June 7, 2012 | eSpares Updates | No comments
We are very proud to announce that we’ve reached an incredible 5 million views of our how-to videos (5,580,269 to be exact!). The eSpares YouTube channel was born in December 2008 with just a handful of videos. Originally the vids were filmed in the homes of grateful eSpares staff but they’re currently filmed on a set in-house. Customer feedback has been crucial in helping us learn what types of faults are most common with appliances and therefore what we should be filming to help you. All the research and presenting is done by our own staff which further shows that most problems can be fixed by anyone no matter how DIY-inclined you might be.
