Articles by Dan Ramsey

Fixing Stuff Under Warranty
Stuff breaks. Who is responsible for fixing it -- you or the manufacturer? If you, how can you find a reputable repair service? Find out how to understand product warranties and repair contracts.
Published 05Jun2009, viewed 225 times

Finding Parts for Broken Stuff
One of the most frustrating parts of fixing household things that break can be trying to find replacement parts. Fortunately, the job has gotten easier - even if the parts are soldered. Here's how.
Published 03Jun2009, viewed 171 times

Four Things You Can Do With Broken Stuff
Everyone has broken stuff. Try to fix it if you can. But if you can't, here are four things you can do to repair the economy and the environment.
Published 02May2009, viewed 302 times

How to Test Electrical Stuff
You can safely test electrical things around your household with a continuity tester or multimeter and simple instructions.
Published 24Apr2009, viewed 418 times

Outsmarting Broken Stuff
Household things break. To fix them, you must first outsmart them. Understand what they do and how they do it. Then you can more easily fix things -- and save some money.
Published 10Apr2009, viewed 299 times

Common Repairs Made Easy
You can help fix the economy and the environment by making your own household repairs instead of tossing things that break.
Published 03Apr2009, viewed 196 times

How to Take Stuff Apart
Stuff breaks! Fixing it means that you have to take it apart. But how? Get a copy of the owner's manual, if available, then plan and document disassembly. Replacement parts are available through the manufacturer or at large supply stores.
Published 03Apr2009, viewed 239 times

Save Money With A Fix-It Toolbox
Homeowners and renters waste hundreds of dollars each year because they toss things they could easily fix. With a simple fix-it toolbox, you can fix dozens of household things in minutes. And the tools can be purchased for less than 25 bucks. Save money with your own fix-it toolbox.
Published 24Mar2009, viewed 246 times

Ten Reasons to Fix Things That Break
Stuff breaks! Appliances, furniture, furnaces, toys, garage door openers, and everything else in your home will eventually break. And, in this economy, buying replacement stuff isn't always an option. Before you go out and buy a replacement, consider ten good reasons why you should figure out how to fix it.
Published 16Mar2009, viewed 229 times

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