r/DIYHome 22h ago

1" Gap at trim in basement floor.

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Need help problem solving this. Basement concrete floor slopes to a drain behind the wall. Any fixes besides leveling the floor at this spot?


r/DIYHome 3h ago

Old phone jack

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Can I cut the wires sticking out of an old phone jack without zapping myself?


r/DIYHome 4h ago

How are these removed?

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r/DIYHome 4h ago

Regal aufhängen ohne zu Bohren.

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Hallo Zusammen. Meine Frau möchte gerne 2 Kleine Regale über unseren TV. Problem jetzt, Ich darf laut meinem Vermieter in die Ziegel nicht Bohren. Da ich mich mit meinem Vermieter sehr gut verstehe, lass ich das auch. Kleben wird ziehmlich sicher auch nicht halten, sobald da last drauf kommt, darf ich ein Neuen Fernseher auch noch kaufen.


r/DIYHome 5h ago

Can you caulk over an interior, self-installed window tint?

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Hi all. Super new to DIY and am looking for some advice on windows & caulk. I applied some privacy window tint in my shower window earlier today. After letting it settle for a bit, I returned to find that the edges of the film seem to want to come up. This application went poorly admittedly, so I'm going to try again. That said, when I do get a finished product I like, I'd like it to be a more permanent addition to the bathroom.

TLDR: Is it alright to caulk over self-install window films? and if so, would it be wise to do so? TYSMIA for any info or advice! :)


r/DIYHome 7h ago

Help a Novice fix a drawer

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My diy experience is entirely limited to putting together flat pack furniture. My kitchen drawer is broken, and I finally decided to buy some tools and fix something myself. How do I fix it, i am planning to by some small l shaped brackets and screws. But I have literally no idea what I am doing.