Japanese artist, author, and illustrator Jaluka Nohana came up with a great life hack that will be very useful after the pages of your book got wet. It is quite simple really. Take a look.

Although many people use the duct tape as a universal tool to fix anything, sometimes such a quick repair leaves broken things which remain… well, wrapped in duct tape and that’s all.

Some people resort to home spun remedies instead of finding a professional, and we salute their originality in this series. Check out the latest hilarious solutions in this week’s There I Fixed It. See the previous installment here: There I Fixed It: Part 14 (42 pics).

Have you ever wondered what some rednecks do when a problem arises, money is tight and there is plenty of duct tape lying around? This new installment of There I Fixed It features new and exciting ways “ingenious” rednecks go about dealing with daily problems, and "fixing" them. .

For those who have missed it, here is the previous part of There I Fixed It.

Why do most of these people believe they can fix anything the right way? Their funny and often stupid ideas make me cry out with laughter and anger.

For those who have missed it, here is the previous part of There I Fixed It.

I am surprised at the amount of the most unusual and crazy ideas people come out with when trying to fix different items. All these pictures are so funny, they make me laugh!

Previous posts:

There, I Fixed It. Part 1 (41 pics)

There, I Fixed It. Part 2 (51 pics)

There, I Fixed It. Part 3 (69 pics)

There, I Fixed It. Part 4 (78 pics)

There, I Fixed It. Part 5 (67 pics)

There, I Fixed It. Part 6 (63 pics)

There, I Fixed It. Part 7 (48 pics)

There, I Fixed It. Part 8 (55 pics)

There, I Fixed It. Part 9 (47 pics)

There, I Fixed It. Part 10 (45 pics)