6 easy ways to get kids into DIY and teach them a new skill
April 16, 2022 | DIY & Home Improvement | Fix First | No comments
Stuck for things to do with the kids? We’ve got just the answer! Read more
Tag archives for: Repair Skills
Say no to new! Here is your ultimate guide to fixing it yourself
November 30, 2020 | DIY & Home Improvement | Money Saving Tips & Tricks | No comments
What do we do when our things break or develop a fault? We fix them of course!
How Can We Stop Life Skills From Dying Out?
February 10, 2020 | DIY & Home Improvement | No comments
According to a study by Good Housekeeping, only 47% of millennials know how to bleed a radiator whereas 80% of over 35s do! So are basic life skills in danger of dying out?
How YOU can save our planet!
June 13, 2019 | Repair, Re-use & Recycle | No comments
Did you know that the 2018 word of the year according to the Collins Dictionary was “single-use”? That goes to show just how worried we all are about our planet and the products, specifically plastics, that we throw away.
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How Fixing Your Appliance Could Take You Sky Diving!
February 26, 2019 | Look Good & Feel Good | No comments
Fixing your appliance can give you an instant high, making you feel heroic and like you could achieve anything…well guess what, you can!
How To Deal With Your Broken Stuff Guilt Free
November 30, 2018 | Repair, Re-use & Recycle | No comments
Have you ever thrown something away and felt guilty? If so you can do one of two things. You can squash that guilt down and try to ignore it, only to have it crop up again every time you hear a news story about global warming or ocean pollution. Or you can embrace that guilt and use it to positively change what you do with your broken items.
How to Give a Gift that Really Truly Keeps on Giving
November 18, 2018 | eSpares Updates | Repair, Re-use & Recycle | No comments
Tis the season to be generous! For hundreds of years, we’ve brightened up the darkest days of winter by exchanging gifts with the people we love. (Even before Christmas caught on, gift-giving around the winter solstice was a pagan tradition.)
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