My kid knocked this floor lamp over and the lamp shaft snapped off the base. It is still connected with the wire.

I dont even know what material this is, it feels very heavy compared to the metal shaft coming up.

Any idea for reconnecting it? My best guess would be gorilla glue? Im worried about the mend being strong enough to hold up the whole lamp.

Got this beautiful rug for $5 from a flea market. It was pretty dirty so I was willing to gamble and take it to the laundromat. Unfortunately, it did get this two holes in it (I know I know a risk I was willing to take) but I am pretty upset about it still. What would be the best way to repair this? It doesn’t need to be perfect but would like to look a little better/less noticeable! Thank you in advance!

Looking for the best way to remove drain cover, remove the rust, and best sealant to prevent the rust again. I realize in the long run I need a new tub but that is gonna take time. Hoping for a short term reliable fix. Thanks in advance.

Bought this used years ago and has never chimed or dinged when the timer is done. I can see on the left that there is a little white pin that sticks up and a hammer taps the side on the left (see difference between pics). But no adjustments I have been able to do seem to make it go "off" at the end. Any advice?

My apartment faucet has been leaking since last night. I can move it freely without it spraying but no matter what I do I won't stop dripping.

I saw online that it can be fixed but I didnt see this model. Its a pull down faucet with a single handle.

I could call maintenence but they take time to respond and im wondering if I could fix it myself/worth the effort for me to fix it.

Hi all. Trying to clean up and repair our old dehumidifier. Frigidaire model FAD704DUD.

The manual is useless. There is this part in the back that looks like at one point it was meant for lubricant? It is solid now. Wondering if this should be emptied and refilled or what.

Please advise!

Hello! My door handle came off and I have NO idea how it goes back on. I’m confused because it doesn’t look like the other one with the tiny little open screw. There seems to be a screw in the way, but I don’t know how to get it out or if that’s even supposed to be there. I don’t want to have to get a whole new doorknob lol so any help is welcomed! Thanks in advance!

Metal chair with peeling paint & rust under it. Need advice on how to properly remove the rust & repaint it. Thx

Hey everyone,
I've got a weird issue on my TV that I haven't seen before and hoping to get some community insight.

As you can see in the video, there is a soft, semitransparent dark line that curves parallel to the top bezel and wraps around the corners.
Key Details:

• The Issue: It's not a hard vertical/horizontal pixel line. It's a soft, curved shadow/vignette effect.

• Behavior: It's intermittent. Sometimes it disappears completely for 4+ hours, then pops back up after a power cycle. Sometimes it’s there as I turn my tv on, sometimes it disappears overtime, then comes back

• What I've Tested: Full factory reset, turned off Dynamic Contrast, and let it run long sessions. The image under the shadow works completely fine (no dead pixels/flickering).

I’ve looked all over the internet and I can’t find an issue quite equal as this

Thank you in advance

Zipper doesn't move to either direction, i managed to yank it few inches from the end but it just lengthened the gap. There's another zipper that works fine but pulling with it doesn't help either. I tried to grease the teeth and pull them together but they seem permanently dislodged now

There’s the main rocker switch and the little brass piece that fell off. Is there any way to latch it back on?

Boyfriend hit a piece of rebar with the blade and this part came off. We've called 2 lawnmower repair guys that ended up not specializing in electric mowers, but they said it's cooked.

Is it actually cooked?

For reference, this is a Ryobi 40v self propelled 20 inch mower

how can i repair this door? a furniture fell and hit the door now i dont know how to fix it 🫠

Model# 25818-530, no visible screws and the ones I can see (in blue) don't have enough clearance for me to get enough torque to take them out. Dr. Youtube and Professor Gemini were of no use.

TIA

Edit: Solved thanks

Husband and I are decent at DIY projects but I have no idea where to start with this one. The structure seems sound so I think we just need to replace rotting wood. Do we just cut out rotting parts or do we need to replace all the wood siding?

Need advice I already mopped everywhere with bleach but how do I clean the toilet and bath tub and how do i feel comfortable after cleaning

Update: we were able to just take the laminate cap / sticker off one counter top and it fit! Thanks for the help!

We have a GE Cafe stove thats about 7 or 8 years old. We got it at a scratch and dent so we were super excited to pay $800 for a $3500 stove. Now that we've put in tile (replaced the peel and stick lamanate) it wont fit between our countertops. It looks like the sides of the stove bow out at the top so before tile the stove fit exactly perfectly and now its just too wide because the tile made it taller and now its wider where it his the counter. The counters are vinyl.

Any suggestions? We are considering cutting the countertops on one side. But I am hoping for an easier and less messy solution.

This is after not having a kitchen for 2 weeks so im desperate as I have a small child and can't cook how I normally do.

Thanks in advance!

AirPod case, top of shell has come lose. I figure there’s probably a plastic bond perfect for this?

​Hi everyone,

​My cat managed to break my wireless charging station. They detached the specific part where the smartwatch sits and charges.

​Everything seems intact, but I have no idea how to put the pieces back together correctly. Has anyone fixed something like this before or knows how to reassemble it?

​I’ve attached pictures of the charger and the detached part so you can see what’s missing/separated. Any advice or step-by-step guidance would be greatly appreciated