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Broken Mobile Screen with Screen guard

Do It Yourself Mobile Phone Stand

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Mobile Phone Holder

Planning to buy a new mobile phone stand or a phone holder? Before you shell out the money for buying one, just wait. There might be many things at your household that you can make use of. The first and foremost would be to look for the existing package that came with your phone.

Here is what I did with the covering material that came with my phone. First I cut the edge from a block of sponge and sticked the paper box at an angle, which was shipped with the phone. For me this serves the purpose, since its housed entirely, I can easily access the buttons at the front.

 

Mobile Phone holder

 

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Tubeless Tyre Puncture repair kit, Do it yourself

Tubeless Tyre Repair Kit

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I always carry this in the car boot, no matter the length of the journey I am traveling, as I do not have to depend on the shops for repairing the flat tyres. And I do not have to even unmount the punctured tyre as well.

 

Tubeless Tyre Puncture repair kit, Do it yourself

 

SARV Tubeless tyre Kit includes seal strips, prober, and cutter. Be warned that many counterfeit similar to SARV exists and the prices vary per vendors. I had bought mine from a store near Lalbhag (BLR) as I had got their address directly from SARV folks after an email enquiry. It should not cost more than Rs 350 (for 5 strips). On my recent visit to Metro Cash n Carry at  Yeshwantpur, I also spotted them there.

Foot Pump with pressure gauge – These are available at JC Road and its nearby and are priced in the range of Rs 400 approximately. Although there are electric pressure pumps available, their reliability and power sucking reputation does not make it an ideal choice. I have used foot pumps on couple of occasions and they were not an exertion to me. They also come with pressure gauge

Handheld Pressure gauge – Although the foot pump comes with the pressure gauge, I keep this handy as it is easy to carry around and flexible to use.

Must haves for a long/short drive apart from First Aid kits and many more..

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