u/AggravatingFig3072

My wife asked me today when I was finally going to fix the bathroom door that sticks.

I told her it’s only been 3 years and I’m still studying the problem.

Got me wondering what everyone else has in their house that’s technically broken but everyone’s just adapted to at this point 😂

You know:

• the cabinet you have to hip check
• the outlet nobody trusts
• the drawer with “the trick”
• the light switch that may or may not control anything
• the toilet handle jiggle
• the fan that makes “the sound”

What’s the repair in your house that somehow became part of daily life instead of getting fixed?

You know that project you avoided for months… maybe years… because you thought it would be a whole ordeal?

Then you finally did it and it took 10 minutes.