Introduction

As much as we all love our possessions, the sad truth is that most of them are destined to become trash in the end. But while they're still in your possession, there's no reason why you can't keep them going as long as possible by making do and mend. We've got plenty of hacks for extending their lifespans, from cleaning to repairing and altering items so they can be used for years to come. Check out our list below:

It's all about the maintenance

• Clean your items regularly.

• Keep them in good condition.

• Make sure they are well maintained.

• Keep them in a good environment (out of direct sunlight, away from heat sources and damp places).

Keep your items clean

• Use a vacuum cleaner to clean the dust and dirt from your item.

• Use damp cloth to wipe away stains.

• Use dry cloth or soft brush to remove dirt particles if necessary.

If you have some stains, you can use a damp sponge and water to clean them up. This is especially handy for things like jeans and jackets that are meant to fade over time anyway!

Dust regularly

Dusting is a useful way of keeping your home clean and tidy. It’s also good for your health, as dust can cause allergies and asthma, damage furniture and other items over time, make things look old and worn out and reduce visibility. Dust can make it feel heavier in the air too – not only is this unpleasant but it can also aggravate respiratory problems like asthma or bronchitis.

Repairing items

• You can buy a new item. If you have an expensive item that has been damaged beyond repair, it may be better to just purchase a new one. But if you have a cheap and easily replaceable item, then repairing it is likely to be more cost-effective than purchasing a whole new thing.

• You can repair your own items. If you're not interested in investing in professional repairs or sending them back to the manufacturer for repair, then it's possible that you could do so yourself by searching online or asking friends for advice on how best to get started with this kind of hobbyist activity

Most things can be repaired, altered and maintained to keep them serviceable for years to come.

Whether you're looking to repair an item yourself, or if you need to take it to a professional, keep the following tips in mind:

• If the item is something that has been passed down through your family, such as jewelry or a piece of furniture, don't try and fix it yourself. Instead of mending, replace the item with something new. This will ensure that when it comes time for future generations to inherit this item there won't be any surprises!

• If an item is one that can be repaired without needing replacement parts (like clothing), then consider taking on the task yourself! You'll save money by being able to do so rather than having someone else do it for you .

Conclusion

There are many companies that specialize in giving your items a new lease on life. It may seem like a lot of work at first, but I promise it will pay off in the long run. Think of how much money you'll save by repairing your own clothes! Just make sure not to throw things away too soon because they could still be useful if given proper care and attention.