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My partner and I replaced the broken kitchen faucet all by ourselves, which might sound lame, but neither of us is a plumber, and it's glorious to have running water in the kitchen again.
Not lame at all, that is improving quality of life. A leaky faucet is just agony, especially if you only have one sink.
Well done!
It always gives such a sense of satisfaction to do that kind of DIY
McGyver!
Cheers to you!
That’s fantastic. Theres nothing like the satisfaction of a job well done, especially if you’re still learning. Keep it up!
Awesome!