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Fix-It Tip #61
Caution: Always transport a propane gas tank upright with the valve completely closed and the safety plug screwed in tightly. From Gas Grill Repair.
Fix-It Tip #62
Save yourself some time and money. Pull out the owner's manual for your riding lawn mower and determine what regular maintenance is needed, then mark the jobs on your calendar. Taking care of your mower will pay off by ensuring a longer working life at lower costs. From Riding Lawn Mower Repair.
Fix-It Tip #63
Fix-It Tip #64Oil, if left standing, can chemically damage and weaken the concrete. Use sand to soak up patches of oil on concrete. Then clean the area with mineral spirits or a degreasing solution. From Concrete Repair.
If you are fixing one screen today, chances are you'll be fixing another one soon. Consider buying an entire roll of screening. It's less expensive by the roll and you'll have matching screening for future repairs. From Window or Door Screen Repair.
Fix-It Tip #65
When parking a bicycle, use the kickstand to keep it from falling over. If you must lay the bike down on its side, lay it on the left side so as not to damage the freewheel, chain rings, and derailleurs. From Bicycle Repair.
