Glasses, saved
How many times have you sat on your glasses? We can't even start to count. So when expensive things like this break, don't worry about it, just FixIts.
This International Zero Waste Day, we've had a go at some simple fixes round the house and garden using our very own favourite FixIts. Check them out in this short video.
Whether it's squished specs, a run-down rake, or a frayed charging cable, FixIts is amazing at making repairs around the house and garden. It's super simple too. Go Zero, give it a go!
How many times have you sat on your glasses? We can't even start to count. So when expensive things like this break, don't worry about it, just FixIts.
The garden hose split - its plastic casing was coming off. It's such a waste of time driving to the garden centre to get a new one. Not to mention money. Never fear, FixIts is here!
We can't fix how much screen time goes on in the household, but we can fix frayed mobile phone charging cables (which saves on replacing them). That admittedly does help quite a bit.
This rather rakish garden rake was coming apart so we stuffed some FixIts in it and in no time it was raking all the winter leaves away…hello spring!
Summer's winding down, which means it's time to get the garden and shed stuff back in order.
This week's trick: turn a FixIts stick into a sturdy door hook. It's a genuinely simple storage fix that looks great too with all our different colours. We came up with it during a recent clean up, when we needed hooks *immediately!*
All you need is a pack of FixIts, a hairdryer and some bits of wood. Watch how it's done below, you'll be hooked in no time!
Don't bin it, fix it. And have some fun too.
FixIts is perfect for keeping the fun going - whether that's patching up a toy truck, or shaping a new bail for the cricket set. Quick, easy, and satisfying. Now that's fun!
Hanging plants are beautiful. Hanging plants going rogue and taking over the living room? Less so.
These little plant pin hooks are incredibly easy to make with FixIts - and they'll bring some much-needed order to even the most unruly trailing stems. Plus, they won’t mark the wall unlike sticky pads or nails.
