Repair broken things

Do your bit to be frugal by repairing

Frugal living means taking notice of the 4 Rs. repair, reuse, recycle, reduce.

By repairing items you're avoiding waste and don't have to spend loads of money on a new item.

Repair using spares - buy spares online and keep your appliances working longer.

Companies offering spare parts online

eSpares Ltd offer a great range of spares for everything you might need to get repairs in the home.

• Free exploded diagrams
• Video demonstrations
• Detailed product feed
• User manuals

It seems to be a modern phenomenen of throwing things away when they don't quite work right. So many new models of electricals available, and it gets harder to find people who do repairs on electrical items.

They sell electrical spares and accessories, across all top brand names for a huge range of product areas:

• Vacuum Cleaners & floorcare
• Refrigeration
• Cooker & Dishwasher Spares
• Washing Machines & Dryers
• TV & Audio
• Remote Controls
• Computers
• ALL phones and faxes
• Entertainment
• Photography
• Automotive
• Personal Care
• Optical
• Batteries & Chargers
• Many 10’s of 1,000’s of products. A one stop spares & accessories shop.
• Up to 30% off High Street Prices.

Sometimes all you need is a little DIY skill and knowledge

Collins Fix It Manual: A Complete Guide To Repairing Everyday Appliances - Albert Jackson -From hairdryers to washing machines, toasters to televisions, this useful book provides easy-to-follow solutions for repairing everyday appliances. Information and fault-finding strategies provide the insight you need to tackle frustrating break-downs, helping to save valuable time and money.

This book is available with free delivery from play

It is definately a book which will save you money in the long term!

This counts as an investment!

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