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Use clingfilm when unscrewing to keep your screws together, then tape them to the furniture so they’re all kept together

Mar 3, 2022•1 min read

Use clingfilm when unscrewing to keep your screws together, then tape them to the furniture so they’re all kept together

Use clingfilm when unscrewing to keep your screws together, then tape them to the furniture so they’re all kept together

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