Our newest blogger DIY Dave will be bringing you useful DIY tips and tricks to help you save money in simple, easy to understand guides tasks around your home. Some tasks around the home do need ...

Remove other lights attached to the strand. Examine the strand for broken bulbs or a frayed cord. If these are present, the fuse may not be the problem. Look for the end with the two plug prongs.

Whether it's the rattling that comes and goes with the moon phases, a timing belt that obeys only changes in barometric pressure, or the sudden flickering of that dreaded check engine light, certain ...

If your stereo goes dead, your turn signals don't blink, a light goes out, or some other gadget stops working, it's often just the result of a blown fuse.You can change fuses yourself, easily and with ...

If you’ve never blown a fuse at home congratulations, you’re an anomaly. Fuses are designed to break as they prevent the overloading of the whole electrical system—think of them as the noble ...

Feeling guilty about all those DIY jobs you haven't quite got round to? Well, if it is any comfort, you are not alone. Millions of men have admitted they have no idea how to do simple household tasks.