money by having a go themselves instead of calling out tradespeople or taking broken goods to the tip.And the growth of FIY - Fix It Yourself - is coming from the younger generation, with almost three in five (58 per cent) of 18 to 24-year-olds saying they have turned their hand at repairing everyday household appliances in the past year.As well as being spurred on by the pandemic, this age group is motivated by a desire to be more environmentally friendly (40 per cent) and for their own satisfaction (40 per cent).People are also increasingly taking on home appliance repairs to save money (47 per cent) and time (44 per cent).The research was carried out by spare parts retailer eSpares, which has seen a surge in demand over the last 12.
Read more on dailystar.co.uk