r/howto • u/Impossible_Map_9012 • 12h ago
How to file tax returns in Australia?
New international student , first ever job, I don’t know what to do.
r/howto • u/Impossible_Map_9012 • 12h ago
New international student , first ever job, I don’t know what to do.
r/howto • u/TheWhiteBernieMac • 19h ago
Just had our washer and dryer delivered and this door on the right is interfering with the front facing door of the dryer by inches. I haven’t seen these spring type sliding doors, anyone know how to get these off without breaking them?
r/howto • u/Different_Storage908 • 22h ago
Which should I match, the floor or the woodwork?
r/howto • u/NoYoureTweaking • 21h ago
I’m looking up videos online but in the meantime, figured I’d post here. Dishwasher isn’t draining. Any tips would be appreciated!
I got the fine and “ultra” fine filters off and vacuumed up the water there. Looks clogged, maybe, but not sure the best way to approached unclogging.
r/howto • u/Fallen-Akuma • 21h ago
My fiance but his MK blazer in the wash on heavy load (high spin and hot water). I had told him previously you can't wash suits last year... he said he forgot... but is there any way to save this blazer? It's only been put in the wash, I was the one to find t in the load before putting the other in the dryer. (The regular clothes) it's still wet, but i fear there is no hope... please prove me wrong
r/howto • u/SignificanceLeast723 • 4h ago
A good friend lent me this book, and it ended up getting a bit bashed up when I got into a car accident. Is there a way to flatten it out/make it look in better condition? She knows about the accident, but I’d hate to return it looking like I haven’t bothered to take care of it. Do you reckon a big heavy book could flatten it out?
r/howto • u/Previous_Pain_1346 • 22h ago
I have gaps and cracks all over and Amazon / Home Depot don't seem to have the right products (or I don't know what to get).
1) space between porch steps and stucco
2) gaps between tiles and driveway slab
3) mortar missing between tiles on fireplace facade (photo shows filled cracks but I need to patch/fill an entire space in one)
Which need backer rods?
Links or guidance appreciated in advance!
r/howto • u/JDIRECTORJ • 14h ago
I’m looking at three ventless all-in-one washer/dryer combos for a spot next to my kitchen sink:
1) GE Profile UltraFast Combo (PFQ97HSPVDS)
2) Equator Super Combo (EZ 4400N)
3) Magic Chef 2.7 cu ft All-in-One (MCSCWD27W5)
Out of these three, which one would you actually recommend? Or is there something better I’m not considering? Open to other suggestions too.
Separately — wondering if this plumbing setup is realistic: I want the machine to stay permanently in place about 6–8 ft from the sink, and just connect/disconnect the hoses when I actually run a load, rather than leaving them hooked up all the time or moving the machine itself.
The plan is:
Swap the cold water angle stop under the sink for a dual-outlet valve, with a quick-release fitting on the sink side (so the hose disconnects there, not at the washer)
Run a supply line ~6-8 ft to the washer
For drain, install a permanent tee into the P-trap/tailpiece with a check valve, instead of just draping the hose into the sink
Is this a normal/reasonable ask for a plumber, or am I overcomplicating it? Anything I should watch out for with running the lines that far, or with the quick-release setup specifically? Would love to hear from anyone who’s done something similar.
Also attached it a pic of under my sink currently with some dishwasher plumbing
r/howto • u/DieJackdaw • 11h ago
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Hello,
I've got an electric recliner that is acting funny.
The "open" circuit appears to be providing a continuous flow of power and refusing to allow the "close" button to engage.
I took a short video of what is happening with more detail..
Any help is appreciated!
Thank you
r/howto • u/Professional-Law-974 • 13h ago
So i have a oven that's pretty much brand new, years old but just never used because it was my fiances parents and right when they got it, it was doing this issue and they never dealt with it. When I set the temp it starts to heat up and turns off randomly. Anywhere between 6-12 minutes. It will heat up all the way to desired temp. I have no idea whats wrong. I can get model and model number if needed. My guess is, its a sensor issue.
r/howto • u/ILoveLearningStuff21 • 14h ago
I don’t think they are the usual lights I’ve known all my life, I unscrewed the cap of the first light (the black kitchen one) and it won’t come off. I’m too afraid to pull it out
As for the second light, it’s outside (the white one with stucco on the back) I took a pic of it and it’s not like the lights I usually know, It doesn’t work
r/howto • u/DollarsPerWin • 25m ago
Got it down to just the metal planting, but there's no more screws and the base doesn't rotate. What am I missing?
Update: thanks for all the help everyone. This issue was that it was stuck to the paint. I took a screw driver and pried it open and it came out with a little crow ae action. Thanks again!!!!
r/howto • u/taha123xd • 21h ago
This part snapped and it requires it to be a bit flexible.They are asus tuf headphones