we have a fair few gates and doors that need lubricating and tools in the shed that need cleaning. A gift voucher to Bunnings is a wonderful prize that would never go to waste in our home!

I’d love to remove our old bamboo panels and give our fence a coat of paint.

I would finally fix my office door handle. Its hanging on by a thread (literally). Im pretty convinced with my luck it will completely give up and lock me in my office until my husband gets home.

I’d use it towards fixing the back yard. Id really love to get some garden beds in so my kids and i can plant some vegetables and herbs together.

Our mailbox was hit by a courier van, I’d love to repair it even better replace with the ultimate Bunnings glam up

I would do a few repair jobs on the window frames and wall.

It’s going to be difficult …
With only $100 and a list from my wife taller than me, I’m 6 foot 2 !
It will be spent on as much as I can in the kitchen …
As they say a happy wife (it’s her kitchen) … spend the $100 on Skye !
Love you honey …

I would repaint my walls!

We have a broken cupboard which sits at our entry and holds our shoes and other random stuff. It has been damaged by rain and need some work to keep it going. I would use the voucher to fix that it’s long time pending.

I need to fix a few gates and I will buy new locks and keys and a key locker.

I would love to use this opportunity to fix the jammed bedroom door, the door latch making lot of noise when use, it will be great if I can make it happen with this Bunnings voucher

My family has recently purchased a house that we are fixing up so this voucher would be incredible to be able to buy some products from Bunnings to use on the re-styling of the home and fixing up bits and pieces. this would be incredibly helpful towards some DIY projects that we are hoping to make the Home feel more homely.

i would fix both my side gates and the door to my shed. the latch is a bit rusty and makes opening the doors abit harder

I’d love to transform my bedroom into a cosy oasis by building some bookshelves and fixing up my window frames

I would continue to use WD-40 for the following
– containing rust caused by metal fragments caused by screwing and drilling of the metal in shed and fence/gate construction
– reducing squeaking of pool fence hinges
– preventative rust spraying of my blades on hedge trimmer

I would fix the gutter in my shed I am so tired of emptying the buckets I have lined up every time they are full of water.

Fix the sliding door that is no longer opening and closing, we also have a sticky back door, i’d replace the broken bathroom heat light, and a leaky tap, fix the front door sensor light, maybe the ripped flyscreen.

I would fix my pocketknife. It’s a bit like me, A bent over, rusty, half shut pocket knife. With a bit of luck, WD40 , just might fix the knife and me as well.

I’d happily use the Bunnings voucher to repair my creaky front door hinges, fix the leaky kitchen tap, and patch up the cracked drywall in the hallway. Sometimes the little patches make the biggest differences!

We have lived in a construction site for over a year and there is mould on our ceiling. I would fix the mould throughout our apartment.