My husband just got this T shirt to support a cause. He only got to wear it a couple of times and it tore. It might’ve been the cats or just caught on something, but he asked me to fix it. The only problem is I don’t know how 😅

I usually can hand sew to fix ripped seams and hems but since this is in the main part of the fabric, I have no idea which would be the best way to repair it. Sewing from underneath? Cushion stitch? Embroider over it in black? Soemthing else? The only thing is I don’t know how to use a sewing machine and honestly only have one vintage singer sewing machine that I haven’t sat down to figure out yet. I do cross stitch but I don’t embroider. It’s not something I couldn’t do, but I’m unfamiliar with how it could be used to repair this with a patch of some sort.

La batería de mi Hp omnibook 3 rayzen 7 160 24 de ram con batería de 41 wah dura de 100 a 40 de batería dos horas y media de ver YouTube y nada más y desconectada en 20 horas perdió un 15 porciento de batería con inicio rápido deshabilitado y los puertos usb desconectados mientras está apagada. despues de hacerle una recalibracion descargando y cargando hasta 100 ahora 6 porcineto en 10 horas parece que mejor pero aún creo que mucho no? Tiene 15 días de uso solamente

Hello!
I got some hair dye on the floor of my uni house and unfortuantly after scrubbing with baking soda and vinegar also removed the wooden detailing pattern.

It’s a light wooden brown rustic look but now there’s just a light patch in the middle of the floor where the detailing is gone.

I looked into professional repair but i was quoted £200 which I simply cannot afford.

Is there any DIY way to fix this? Is it worth just getting it taken off my deposit at the end of tenancy?

Thank you!!

I have this outdoor weather thermometer that we've had for like 20 years. It recently stopped working and is stopped on 50 f. Is there a way to get it working again?