Soda, combined with superglue can work wonders!

The editors of the Website were horrified at the thought of how many useful things we threw out in vain! And all because did not know of this amazing way to repair plastic! Fortunately, now we know it, and are happy to share with the reader. If broken nekleymenoe soda with superglue comes to the rescue. The combination of these two cheap substances gives the strongest connection.



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And this is our thing broken today.





Fix. First, an easy fix of moving parts.





Firmly connect and hold.





Sprinkle the top with soda.





Drench superglue.





On the other hand is similar.





Apply on top of the soda.





It should be repeated several times, will be very durable. Glue-soda-glue-soda.

Our hero repaired.





It is now broken most likely hook.

But what I was fixing yesterday is a motor of the washer. Rusty, the bastard.





Because the housing is sealed — it had to be cut. Oiled, cleaned the contacts, brushes. Assembled and soldered back glue-baking soda.





Repair monitor soda!

Inner sleeve (on which the monitor "goes" when tilted to the horizontal) partially collapsed at the site of attachment to the rack. Not sure what was the idea of engineers, but the 2 screws holding nearly 7-pound display.





Ripped out the meat! For the treatment of need or donor, or to mount the rack "tightly" or something somewhere to turn. The epoxy will not take, as it is plastic.





The pieces just throw away, you will only hinder and fill the damaged areas with baking soda.

Drip/apply sufficient to moisten the entire volume of soda in people of cyanoacrylate "superglue". The adhesive should not gel, and liquid "classic". Polymerization occurs instantly, the mixture solidified completely after 2-3 seconds.





"Patch" is very strong, and her to grind harder than the original plastic. It remains to Polish and drill holes for screws.









Everything in the collection.





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