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How to Fix Just About Anything
Gives advice on how to fix a variety of things both inside and outside the home. Easy-to-follow instructions show how to unblock a drain, put up a curtain rail, repair a bicycle wheel and other such DIY jobs. Each job featured comes with a time guide.
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416 pages, Hardcover
First published October 31, 1996
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The company was founded by DeWitt and Lila Wallace in 1922 with the first publication of Reader's Digest magazine, but has grown to include a diverse range of magazines, books, music, DVDs and online content.
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September 19, 2026
True story: the Polish international moving dudes who blocked up our entire street for 12 hours on a 3 hour job found this in the back of their extended lorry (with a full-sized trailer on the back, too - goodness knows why) and insisted we take it as well as a random mop, presumably so they could off-load evidence of negligence. (They also took a knife to our beanbag chair, for reasons I will never fully comprehend).
It's definitely from the 90s, but it's already proven its worth (it was free) several times over.
I usually use it to show my husband the RATIONAL AND NORMAL WAY one would go about a simple home DIY job, before he or the house gets seriously injured.
And then later, I use it to go and fix the mess he made. ;) It's a good thing ONE of us is handy. (Where does this expectation that all males must be handy come from?! I don't think it's healthy - let it go, lads! You're either good with a hammer or you aren't. Unless you're a joiner or carpenter, etc., this doesn't have to reflect on your self-worth, ever. Consider yourself off the hook.).
It's definitely from the 90s, but it's already proven its worth (it was free) several times over.
I usually use it to show my husband the RATIONAL AND NORMAL WAY one would go about a simple home DIY job, before he or the house gets seriously injured.
And then later, I use it to go and fix the mess he made. ;) It's a good thing ONE of us is handy. (Where does this expectation that all males must be handy come from?! I don't think it's healthy - let it go, lads! You're either good with a hammer or you aren't. Unless you're a joiner or carpenter, etc., this doesn't have to reflect on your self-worth, ever. Consider yourself off the hook.).
November 25, 2020
Pretty pictures and a wonderful time capsule.
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