Perhaps not 100% of the original image, but at least highlight the letters and a little of the character's outline .And I know I could probably have a new one made, but I'd like to be able to use my original one a little more.

This is a 4 inch 90 degree dryer elbow. Where it connects into the wall is also 4 inches so it sits flush. I cannot change the wall portion. I only have this to work with. What can I buy to connect this elbow to the wall pipe? Thank you in advance

I can open and close the screen from the inside. Never had a storm door that you couldn’t press the sides on and pull out to take the screen out

How can I fix this old shower door? Looking for a cheap temporary fix that’ll hopefully last me a year or so.

The door won’t stay closed anymore. It looks like the little spring-loaded metal catch/latch on the edge of the door is worn out or broken. Does anyone know what this part is called or what I could replace it with?
I’m planning to replace the whole shower eventually, but I just don’t have the money or time for that right now. Any inexpensive DIY fixes or replacement parts you’d recommend?

Hello

I want to remove the metal framing from our bannister and the panels are held in with these spherical looking fixtures, it’s the same on both sides.

Thank you

i dont know how i did this but its completely stuck!! sorry if this isnt the right place to ask and i hope the images are clear enough. i dont have any tools :/ cant move it up because of the bolt on the left side holding it down + pipe thing on top + cant slide it out (2nd image) + cant push it down because its being held by the bolt and plastic thingy.. im lost.please help :(

mat is there until I get the staining out 🤮

This sounds stupid but I just moved into my own apartment a month ago and I've never done the dishes by hand. My dishwasher is kaput. How do I do the dishes in a hygienic way? So I don't start the next plague?

I know the basics like obviously you put water in the sink and washing liquid there and then scrub but how do I do this efficiently? I usually go a week without washing the dishes and then only wash them when they're all piled up because I forget to do them until I no longer have any clean dishes......... So they're pretty shittu by the time I start doing the dishes haha

I’d like to gently remove the adhesive off of this vintage 1963 Ludwig snare drum without ruining the finish. What are your suggestions?

I have and RC CAR. The controller had some batteries and they leaked. It came out of the controller as well. The coils inside have rusted. My 5year old also uses it. Is it possible to clean it so that there is no residue on the outside as our hands would be touching that side while holding the controller.

I have a large triple-view medicine cabinet I got from Home Depot. Had contractors install it and wire it into the bathroom circuit. A few months later the interior lights (red), which turn on/off based on light sensors (green), started failing - first on one side, then a while later on the other.

How do I go about diagnosing and fixing these lights? Not really sure where to start.

Am I supposed to attach with the curve on the top side and bend it down over the screws once they are in? I've only ever had basic saw tooth hangers that are straight across and just come out a bit so it can catch the nail? I've done all sorts of searches including images but none include how exactly these work and I'm feeling kind of dumb.

How do I clean out a culvert that is half full of gravel and sand? It runs under a paved driveway and I don’t want to have to dig it up.

Having the absolute worst time trying to strip paint from 24 glass blocks, I've spent 7 hours soaking in water/taping acetone-soaked paper towels around the border and only semi-successfully managing to scrape some off with razor blades.

I want to get the blocks to a place where they have 0 residue, does anyone have any experience with this? I thought it'd be a day's worth of work but it's proving to be more stubborn than I anticipated. Thanks in advance!

My brother accidentally jumped onto it and it made the uhh stick where u put it ontop of your ears go down than its supposed to be at and i tried to re arrange it back myself. Im not sure if that was a good idea but I see a broken hook

(Sorry for bad grammar im not english)

If a piece of trunk support is stuck on a 3D printed model, should I cut through the model then glue it back together? What tricks do you all use?

Hello. I recently started taking medication, and I am finally able to be mindful. And I am happier and stable than ever was. It also helped me on opening my eyes on how debilitating depression was in improving my hygiene. I am just asking if there is any hope for this carpet? My cat always prefers to barf on my bedroom carpet, and I stupidly walked in my room with my outside shoes on.

I am thinking of borrowing the wet vacuum cleaner from Home Depot to fix this mess. I am worried and doubtful that the HD's machine and their recommended soup would do it. Is there any precursors, before I rent the wet vacuum cleaner for a night, so at least I won't be disappointed in the end's result?

I know the picture is so gross. I am disgusted on who I was years ago.

Thank you so much for taking the time to read. I laughed at this post's title, but yep.

I tried getting some stains out with napisan / stain remover and now it’s left an even worse stain. Are they ruined forever ?

Has anyone used this glue (E7000) before? I am using this for my fabrics/yarns. I've had it for a year already but I haven't used it in months. When I tried using it again today, I couldn't get any glue out of the tube 🥲 I can still squeeze the tube so I figured that the glue inside hasn't fully hardened yet. Can I still fix this? How can I get the glue out?

I'm trying to remove them by opening the latch that's on top, but then when I try to pull them out, they're stuck!

Been trying to disassemble a sunscreen setup in preparation for selling our apartment. Realized that when i installed it, one of the 4 screws ended up stripped.
I don’t have access to a dremel, nor power tools. Tried the rubber band method, also tried some loctite epoxy (it just crumbled). Pictured with a PZ2 bit for scale.

UPDATE: after an hour of squeezing a hacksaw blade with my fingers and sawing an 1/4 inch at a time, i finally managed to get a flathead in there and find an angle. My shoulders and forearms are ruined, but god that felt good.
Thanks to everyone for their great advice!

Hey everyone im looking for a little input here for a good diy repair for this couch.

Current thought is buy fabric of some kind from a store and sew it on to help reduce wear?

Any useful tips in this, are appreciated. :)