In today's world, everything seems to break easily or just doesn't last as it should. Instead of just running out every time something breaks, we should have a basic tool set to try and repair before we call or buy. It also doesn't hurt to use the largest and free university ever created. "YouTube".
Below is a list that every new and old homeowner should invest in that can save them money in the long run.
Flashlights - preferably rechargeable ones
Toilet Plunger- Its #2 for a reason
Duct Tape - Usually can temporarily fix anything
WD 40 - will loosen anything rusted shut
Channel Locks- multipurpose from bolts to fittings to used as a hammer
Adjustable Pliers - when channel locks won't fit or soft metal is used
Socket Set - metric and standards for when you are putting together furniture
Screwdriver Set- Is used all over the house from tightening loose screws in the door to breaking ice for your cocktails.
Level- to hang those 20 signs of "Love, Live, Laugh" through your house level
Hammer- When channel locks won't work and you need some weight behind it.
Drill Kit - Inexpensive because it may barely get used no more than 5 minutes a month
Tool Bag or Toolbox - Nothing worse than having the tool and not know where it is.
Safety Glasses- Because wearing an eye patch isn't cool
Mask- The older the house, The more you need a mask
Step Ladder- Kitchen chairs are meant for butts, not feet
The List can go on and on but these should be the basics that every homeowner should own. If you are a new homeowner. Congratulations, don't get a welcome home rug or a new plant. Buy a Tool that can help nurture your house into the future.
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