A cracked iPhone screen is a terrible thing. Here's how to handle a cracked iPhone screen, even without a warranty, and how ...

A pebble from the lawnmower that flies against a window. A drink set down too heavily on your glass-topped coffee table. A favorite vase tipped over by your curious cat: These are the types of ...

Q: I have seven church doors in my home. The doors were fine when we purchased our house. Now three have cracks in one or two of the largest panels. The worst crack is about a quarter-inch wide. Could ...

Q: The plastic windshield-washer-fluid reservoir in my RV has a 2-inch-long crack in it. I suspect this happened last winter when the year-old water in it froze solid. The RV dealer near me has gone ...

Some mistakes can lead to expensive repairs. Our advice will help keep your small and large appliances running smoothly.One ...

Q:We are getting ready to repaint our home office. The walls and ceiling were cracked during the 1989 quake and poorly patched before we moved in. We had the roof redone this summer, and the banging ...

Question: A number of years ago, I put crown molding in my kitchen, foyer, bathroom and two upstairs bathrooms. Downstairs, the molding is fine. But the seams on the two upstairs bathrooms ...

Let’s be real here. If your Galaxy Note10+ screen is cracked, you have probably dropped the device or damaged it physically. This means that you’ll probably have to get help from somewhere else in ...

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If you use audio CDs in your small business, a cracked CD doesn't necessarily mean that you've lost its contents forever: using a little ingenuity, you can repair the crack long enough for you to copy ...

A pet's paw. A child's handprint. A personalized gift for newlyweds. A salt dough ornament is, oftentimes, more than a trimming for your Christmas tree—it's a family keepsake. One which, once broken, ...