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Uncle Knackers Shows How to Fix a Rattly Door
Gidday Knuckleheads,Uncle Knackers here. I don’t know about you guys, but whenever l do a property inspection, one of the first things l do is see how nice and snug the doors close. If they rattle back and forth it when they’re closed, for some reason it appears cheap and the owner has used budget products. If it closes nice and tight, then it gives the feeling of a quality product which can be a reflection on the rest of the property. Today l’m going to show you how to fix that annoying rattly door and at the same time improve the perception of what a perspective buyer has of your property.
Another good reason to check it out is that l’m assisted by one of Australia’s top models. See if you can guess who.
Here’s the link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCbxKH2QN40
Happy Renovating!
That's good. Learned something. Trouble is none of my doors rattle. All they do is get stuck every time it rains too much. But there'll be a drought for sure, and then they'll be good again.
Thanks for the great tip. Now I don't have to stuff a sock into the gap under my bedroom door to stop it from rattling all night!
