'I've learned how to use a drill and hand-sander and saved so much money' - why more women are picking up power tools
Briefly

As women increasingly face issues like being ghosted by tradesmen and exorbitant charges for home repairs, they are turning to learn DIY skills. Many are empowered by the need to address home maintenance themselves, as illustrated by experiences with persistent issues like malfunctioning smoke alarms. This shift highlights a broader trend of women seeking independence and capability in home improvement, stepping away from reliance on services that may not meet their expectations.
Amidst the challenges of being ghosted by tradesmen and faced with high rates, women are increasingly embracing DIY skills to tackle home maintenance tasks.
The experience of dealing with unresponsive tradespeople has motivated women to take initiative in household repairs, fostering a sense of empowerment and independence.
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