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I am renovating a small house for my daughter, as I go along I try to show her basic house maintenance. Yesterday she had a problem with the toilet cistern, and following my instructions turned off the water via the in line isolating valve, all she had to hand was a screwdriver set from a Christmas cracker. So any ideas as to where we could get a useful, comprehensive but not too sophisticated tool kit? Or what tools we should but to make up a kit, at reasonable expense. TIA Argos do a few. Budget tools are a good choice to get started with IMHO, it is far more useful to have a whole array of cheap tools than just a few nice fancy ones. Tools not to get a newbie: chainsaw circular saw road breaker structural props electric plane - aviation fuel powered one probably not very suitable either. NT |
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