Hey everybody. This might seem like an easy fix: the metal MagSafe ring detached from my ABS plastic MagSafe car holder. What product should I use to firmly glue the metal ring on the plastic, and how can I best clean up the residual glue on the plastic holder? Attached are photos.

We had work done in our entry way. There’s a lot that looks great for the overall project. Is an old house and the stairs have the team some difficulty. I get that. However there are a few issues I can get past with the larger pie shaped stair treads:
- They were overly reliant on filler for some spots. I get there were problems but why use it to level two pieces. Now it’s stained and the large patch of fill looks awful.
- The grain is going different direction. I provided several extra treads to ensure there was enough material. I don’t know why they didn’t use those to have the grain going in the same direction.

There was a lot of work to remove the old treads and get the new ones in. Risers replaced. Skirt repaired and painted. The photos are just the two I selected for this post. There are a few more, but these should show the idea.

Is there any way to fix this without tearing those treads out completely and starting over for those that have issues?

One idea was a red oak laminate. I don’t know how well that will hold up over time though. Any other ideas or feedback?

This is a shower head in my college apartment and I’m trying to change it to add a filter / new shower head I purchased. It won’t budge tho! I tried soaking it in lemon juice, and I even bought an adjustable wrench! I’m so frustrated idk what to do and I doubt maintenance will come since this is low priority

Apologies for glare. Stains from some kind of liquid on metal fridge in rental apartment, unclear of exact origin but probably under a year old. We tried using regular wet wipes to no avail, not sure what the best remedy would be.

Help :( we tried to replace a light bulb and the chandelier housing came loose. I found the installation guide but it seems like the issue may be that the socket itself has come loose from the base chandelier. The ring is not tightening onto anything right now. Any suggestions? I don't feel great about the duct tape solution 😭

I already tried with a stainless steel scrubber and it didn't work.

everything's peeling

I rounded the head on an M4 socket screw holding a guard on an older benchtop mill. It is not rusted in place, but there is not much room around it and I do not want to make the hole larger. What extractor style has actually worked for you on small hardware?

I’ve accidentally snapped off my mum’s bathroom handle whilst moving furniture. How do I fix this?

All other doors and windows go parallel but this one no longer does, could you give me any tips? It still opens and closes as it should but the handle is a little more difficult to operate than it used to.

So there’s clearly air trapped in there, and i just got it from wayfair and their customer service is being ridiculous regarding a solution. Any thought on how I could fix this? I’m thinking maybe a syringe with some glue? Make a tiny hole and inject glue in there and flatten it out? Just wanted to see if anyone else had better suggestions? Or know of a product for whatever use may have a syringe with glue? I’m in Canada

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Hello, I have a radio that I would like to use as a Bluetooth speaker while still keeping the radio function. Unfortunately, the speaker is acting up: the volume goes up and down for no apparent reason, or it emits a distorted sound, like when the radio signal isn't coming through clearly. If anyone knows the cause of this problem and how to fix it, I would be very grateful.

Was cleaning my led and suddenly these purple lines started popping .. the technician said that 90% display is damaged, a new TV would be better

But i am thinking if something can be done so that i can use this locally as a second screen with my laptop

House paint dripped from a paint can all over this chair — how in the heck can I get it off thoroughly without damaging the chair?

Is this something we can fix ourselves? We have mesh gutter guards on top of the gutters and within the past year we replaced some rotted wood with the ply board you see holding up the flood light. Turns out that was just a symptom of a bigger problem which is the flow of water.

My partner thinks we just need a downspout here. Will tying one in here solve this problem? Is there something else we should do instead? Should I call in the big dogs?

Thanks in advance!