The Only Tools You’ll Need for Practically Any DIY Home-Repair Job By Steven John, who has been writing about gear, travel, apparel, and more since 2011.

Gears on your bike feeling a little stiff, a little WD40 will fix it. WD40 will displace water and if you allow it to soak in, it’ll help you break loose those rusted nuts and bolts.

Become Mr. Fix It. Nick Schonberger March 17, 2012 Share Image via Complex Original Complex Original ...

Cooking Oil: Grab an eye dropper or a cotton ball and apply olive oil or any type of vegetable oil to the hinges. Use only a small amount and wipe away drips to prevent stains on the door or trim.

Doug Mahoney A Solid Starter Kit The Anvil Homeowner’s Tool Set covers the basics, with a tape measure, a hammer, a screwdriver, wrenches, a utility knife and more, all for under $50.

Learn how to fix a squeaky door with this comprehensive guide. Discover the common causes of squeaky doors, the necessary ...

Wobbly furniture can lead to all sorts of minor tragedies, from sloshed drinks to scratched floors—but you can make your furniture more stable with just the use of the humble hammer, screwdriver ...

The Drill Gun Power Screwdriver is more than meets the eye. It looks like a revolver, but it's for screwing screws rather than shooting bullets. Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets ...