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Any active home eventually results in some damaged drywall. Nail and screw holes, banged up paint jobs, even cavitiy-ish gapes from errant doorknobs, tools, and other sharpies.
Thankfully, it's an easy(ish) fix, and HandymanHomeRepair has got a perfect how-to for getting the job done.
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This is one of the best DIY tips I've ever come across. In the video below, a pro shows us how to easily patch holes in drywall without nails, tape, wood or ANY backing material whatsoever.
Tool and hardware site Toolbarn offers 33 tips to save yourself "time, money, and aggrevation," when maintaining and improving your home.
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